Lenin's Influence On The Russian Revolution : In 6 pages
the author discusses Vladimir Ilyich Lenin and his influence on
the Russian Revolution. Lenin led the first great socialist
revolution in world history. He was a political leader of
genius, and a martyr. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Lenrus.wps

FDR vs. Stalin At Yalta : A 5 page paper promoting the
argument that FDR was ‘duped’ by Stalin at the Yalta
conference in 1945. Some background included on Stalin along
with references to specific incidents showing how he
manipulated the president in addition to other prominent
figures. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Fdryalta.wps

Did Stalin Follow Lenin? : A 9 page paper focusing on the
policies and practices of Lenin and Stalin. The writer details
the ideology of Vladimir Lenin and analyzes whether Stalin
swayed from Bolshevik philosophy. Bibliography lists nine
sources. Bolshevi.wps

Lenin and Stalin -- Policies and Practices : A 15 page paper
on the policies and practices of these two Russian dictators.
The writer parallels Lenin and Stalin and describes their impact
on the Russian people. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Bolshev2.wps

Totalitarianism & Joseph Stalin : This 10 page paper
discusses totalitarianism, in general, and how Stalin’s regime
of terror and complete control exemplifies it. More than Hitler
or Mussolini, Stalin represents totalitarianism at its worst.
Bibliography lists 5 sources. Stalinto.wps

The Pros & Cons Of Joseph Stalin's Industrialization :
Stalin, knowing relatively little about human nature, other than
Marx's treatise that "human beings could be molded to serve
the state," created a vision of massive industrialization based
on the "scientific man." In this 6 page research paper, the writer
discusses both the positive and negative effects of Stalin's
industrialization in Russia. A number of statistical and
sociopolitical examples from 20th century Russian history are
provided to better-illustrate points made. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Stalin.wps

Stalin & The Bomb / Book Review : A 9 page paper on
David Holloway's book entitled "Stalin And The Bomb" in
which the writer explores Soviet efforts to develop their own
atomic bomb just after World War II. The geo-political
implications of Stalin's project and our entry into what would
truly become a "nuclear age" are evaluated. Bibliography lists
5 additional critical sources. Stalinbk.wps

Joseph Stalin / An Evaluation Of His Military Prowess :
A 7 page paper on the leadership talents and military
campaigns of Joseph Stalin. The writer focuses upon Stalin's
activities just prior to and during World War II-- particularly
the Red Army's conquests in the Far East and elsewhere. It is
argued that Stalin should be commended for playing such a
significant role in ultimately defeating the Germans.
Bibliography lists 5 sources. Stalinww.wps

Differing Views of Stalin : A 5 page review and critique of
three articles discussing Josef Stalin: Nove’s Was Stalin
Really Necessary?, Khrushchev’s De-Stalinization Speech, and
Toistoya’s In Cannibalistic Times. Nove wanders around and
concludes that Stalin epitomized the wishes of the Party, but
fails to address the fact that Stalin massacred most of the
leading Party members when they disagreed with him;
Khrushchev makes solid, valid observations on Stalin, but then
follows them with saying that Lenin was not such a bad guy,
after all. His support of Lenin weakens his stance on Stalin.
Toistoya reports on the publication of Conquest’s book on
Stalin. It was published in the former USSR in 1990, but most
reading thinkers had already read it when it was smuggled into
the country 20 years earlier. No bibliography. Stalin.DOC
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