PPT-1953: March – Stalin dies

1953 July Korean War ends 1954 March KGB established 1954 CIA helps overthrow unfriendly regimes in Iran and Guatemala 1954 July Vietnam split at 17th parallel 1955 May Warsaw Pact formed. 39 Stalin Stalin OVERVIEW J leader of the Soviet Union from the mid-1920s until his death in 1953, employed terror, repression, and execution to maintain his control over the Soviet people. Fami Learning Objectives:. Must identify traits of Stalin. Should complete a timeline of his life. Could link events in Russia to his personality. Starter – making inferences:. Look at the pictures on your hand out.. L/O – To identify the significance of ideology in Stalin’s rise to power. Key Questions for this Section. How did ideology . help. Stalin achieve power?. Was Stalin’s ideology . a continuation . By Han Lee and Jamie Au .  . Biography. Born as . Iosif. . Vissarionovich. . Dzhugashvili. on December 21, 1879 in Georgia.. Stalin’s father had abused his mother and Stalin. After his father left, Stalin had excelled in academics and graduated first of his class. Power . struggle. 1924 - 27. Lenin . had. not . appointed a successor, but . adviced. other members . of. the . Politburo to remove . Stalin from . power, since he claimed . that. Stalin . had concentrated too much power in his. War Communism . (Lenin). . . what. When. . : 1918 -1921. What. : Industry was nationalized, compulsory . labour. was introduced and private trade was suppressed. Why. : because of the desperate need to obtain food for the Red Army & the urban population. L/O – To assess the significance of opposition to Stalin before 1934 . Stalin’s Russia: . 1924-1953. Origins and Rise of Stalin. Historical Context of Stalin’s Rise. Key Stages of the Power Struggle. Stalin Takes Power. When Lenin died in 1924, Joseph Stalin took power. He led the USSR through World War II and died in 1953. . By 1928, established himself as absolute dictator.. Totalitarian State. Do now. Summarize the main events from the Russian Revolution.. 75 words. Bolshevik Lecture and . Notes. Vocabulary, . Revolution Timeline, Interact with History and Book work sheet are all due.. Do Not Shout out your answer!. 2016. Lessons . learnt, action taken, resilience built. But we will always remember…. 1953 track with thanks to the Broadside Boys. “I was trapped in my home with my two children”. The Red Cross getting food parcels ready for those in need. th. Century. (The World Wars). Lesson #607. Search for Peace and Stability . during the 1920s. Conservative Authoritarian vs. . Radical . Totalitarian Dictatorships. Conservative Authoritarians. Ex: fascist . Russia . . Describe how Stalin became the leader of the Soviet Union. (4) . Why did Stalin have many people murdered and imprisoned in the 1930s? (6). By 1941, how far was the USSR stronger as a result of Stalin’s policies? (10 ). A government that takes . total control . over every aspect of public AND private life.. People give up liberty for a . sense. of security.. Need a dynamic leader to pull it off. Stalin. Mao. Hitler. Revision for HSC 2014. The 1945 Conferences. Yalta Conference. In February 1945 Winston Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin met at the Yalta Conference. At this conference it was decided that Germany would be divided into four allied sectors after the war; that the Soviet Union would join the war against Japan; free elections would be held throughout Eastern Europe and the Lublin Committee, provisional Polish government, would no longer consist of just Communists. However, the Soviet Union did not adhere to these terms and instead; Stalin began to install communist governments in other Eastern European countries. .