Sino-Soviet Relations From 1945-1989 : 5 pages in length.
Nineteen eighty-nine was a most significant year for
Sino-Soviet relations. The Chinese and the Russians had
endured several decades of discord that ultimately culminated
in the restoration of party-to-party relations, bringing together
the two communist parties. The events that initially caused the
rift between the two powers served to create considerable strain
within existing Sino-Soviet relations; these concerns were not
so much because of Russian initiatives or concessions but more
because Chinese developments. The writer discusses the
events affecting Sino-Soviet relations between 1945 and 1989.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Sinosov.wps

Women's Movement Of 1919 Russia / Conflicting Views :
An 11 page paper that provides an overview of the elements
leading to considerable opposition in the Russian Women's
movement of 1919, essentially dividing the women of Russian.
This paper argues that the fundamental premises of both
Feminist and Bolshevik groups pitted women against women.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. Russwf.wps

Soviet Film In The 1920s : An 8 page research paper on the
political and aesthetic principles involved in filmmaking during
this era. The writer presents critical commentary and examples
from film. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Sovifilm.wps

A. H. Franks “Pavlova, 1881 to 1931” / A Biography :
5 pages in length. The true essence of life's dramatic
celebrations and accomplishment is portrayed with vivid
mastery in A. H. Franks' biography of Russian ballerina Anna
Pavlova entitled Pavlova, 1881 to 1931: A Biography. The
writer discusses how Franks captures Pavlova's joys and
heartbreaks, successes and failures by offering the reading
audience a detailed glimpse into the life of perhaps the most
premiere Russian ballerina of her time. No additional sources
cited. Pavlova.wps

Economic Policies Behind Stalin and the Bolsheviks /
Effects of World War II : A 10 page paper that analyzes the
economic politics behind Stalin and the Bolsheviks, in power
during World War II, and how the war affected them. This
paper discusses the party ideals, providing statistical
information of its success and the resultant devastation of the
war based on the West's, including the U.S. sanctions against
the country before and immediately following the war. The
paper also provides some background on the German threat.
Bibliography lists 12 sources . Sovwwii.wps

Stalin's Rule / Leninist Or Otherwise? : 6 pages in length.
There have been many changes from the time Stalin took over
for Lenin's leadership; however, it is clear by witnessing the
style of leadership Stalin exhibited that he was greatly
influenced by Lenin. In fact, it can be argued that Stalin did
not take over after Lenin's death; rather, he ascended to it by
way of taking example from the late leader's strategy. Many
have contended that Lenin groomed Stalin for the position by
establishing a system of learning that enabled Stalin to carry
forth a great deal of the typical daily government business, as
well as tend to a number of domestic and foreign policy issues.
However, others assert that as Lenin neared the end, he
developed doubts concerning Stalin's ability to take over such a
monumental task. The writer discusses whether or not Stalin's
rule was influenced by Leninism. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Leninist.wps

Grigory Rasputin / A Defense : A 7 page paper reflecting the
life of Russian "bad boy" Rasputin. The writer defends
Rasputin's "wickedness", and espouses Rasputin as a great
Russian historical figure. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Rasputin.wps

Battle Of Nomanhan, Mongolia (Khalkin-Gol River) /
Analyzed : This 5 page research paper examines the 1939
Battle of Nomanhan border dispute between the Soviet and
Japanese armies. Specifically discussed are the causes of the
underlying causes of the battle, what took place, and its impact.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Nomanhan.rtf
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