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Title: GROUP LEADER: GRACE MO 31


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F.3 HISTORY MINI-PROJECT
  • GROUP LEADER GRACE MO (31)
  • GROUP MEMBERS LIANNA KWOK (20)
  • KRISTIN YAU (36)
  • ANGEL YAU (37)
  • SWING YUEN (39)

2
Was Stalin a GOOD leader??
3
Brief introduction about Stalin
  • 1879- Born Joseph Dzhugashvili
  • 1922-1953- He was the General Secretary of the
    Central Committee of Communist Party of the
    Soviet Union from.
  • 1928 onwards- He increasd the control over the
    Communist Party, making him the leader of
    Communist Party and the dictator of the USSR.

4
What had Stalin done??
  • Turned USSR into a totalitarianism country and
    became a dictator
  • Five-year Plans
  • Great Purges

5
Five-Year Plan
  • Industrialization
  • In order to industrialize USSR to improve the
    economic structure, Stalin made use of the unpaid
    labor of both common and political prisoners in
    the labor camps. He also consulted foreign
    experts to instruct their workers and improve
    their manufacturing processes.

6
  • Collectivization
  • In order to increase the agricultural output by
    forming large-scale mechanized farms, he brought
    the farmers under more direct political control,
    and made tax collection more efficient.

7
Impact of the Five-Year Plans
  • Industrialztion
  • Increased the steel and coal output of USSR.
  • Helped to modernize the previously backward
    Soviet economy as more new products were made and
    the scale of products made were greatly
    increased.
  • Some innovations were based on native technical
    developments, and others were based on imported
    form foreign technology.
  • Collectivization
  • The agricultural production actually dropped.
    Stalin blamed the failure on the farmers who
    resisted collectivization. But many historians
    assert that the disruption caused by
    collectivization was largely responsible for
    famines.

8
The Great Purges
  • In order to consolidate absolute power in USSR,
    Stalin ordered his secret police to launch a
    broad purge in USSR to suppress or remove the
    intellectuals or artists those who threatened his
    leadership.

9
  • In 1937, Red Army commanders were charged with
    conspiracy, convicted, and executed.
  • In Second World War in 1939, about 30,000
    officers in the armed forces had been executed.
    It has been estimated that between 1936 and 1941,
    a third of all military officers were arrested.
  • From 1936 until 1953,those targeted by the purge
    were often expelled from the party,exile in
    Siberia, sent to the labor camps, other remote
    regions, imprisonment or even to the execution
    held by the Soviet secret police.

10
Impact of the totalitarian rule of Stalin
  • Stalin's rule had long-lasting effects on the
    features that characterized the Soviet state from
    the era of his rule to its collapse in 1991.
  • Some people said Stalin was actually the last
    legitimate Socialist leader in the history of
    USSR.
  • Stalin claimed his policies were based on
    Communism. Some Russians are now often represent
    a political and economic system called Stalinism.

11
Was Stalin a GOOD leader??
  • We think that Stalin was not a good leader.
  • The Great Purge was very cruel
  • The adoption of the Five-year plans could not be
    accepted by each citizen in the USSR.

12
Duty List
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