PPT-From the perspective of Western leaders, Stalin’s actions

Individualism Freedom Human dignity Aggression From the perspective of Western leaders Stalins actions as leader of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics reflected an emphasis on which of the following concepts . 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 Divided and stuff.... Goebbels was made Chancellor after the death of Hitler. His only act as Chancellor was to write a letter to the Soviet General in Berlin explaining Hitler’s death and asking for a ceasefire. . History 12 – Ms Leslie. Vladimir . Illich. . Ulyanov. . (later known as Lenin) was born in . Simbirsk. , Russia, on 10th April, 1870. Father was a school Teacher. His Brother, Alexander . Ulyanov. 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. STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION. CHAPTER 12. STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP. THE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PROCESS. . . . . KNOWLEDGE OBJECTIVES. . . KNOWLEDGE OBJECTIVES. SUCCESSION AT HP: CAN THE NEW CEO SAVE THE COMPANY’S SOUL?. 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. In Eastern Europe, Democracy is failing.. WHY???. Little tradition of political democracy. Many illiterate peasants. Much land dominated by large landowners who feared peasant uprisings. Ethnic conflicts. Recap.. The struggle for power. Industry and the five year plans. Agriculture and collectivisation. the purges. The cult of personality. Recap. When Lenin died in 1924, he had been very successful in imposing a communist dictatorship in Russia.. Character:. on of the attributes or features that make up and distinguish an individual. . Role Model: . a person whose behavior in a particular role is imitated by others. Ethical:. conforming to accepted standard of conduct. STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION. CHAPTER 12. STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP. THE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PROCESS. . . . . KNOWLEDGE OBJECTIVES. . . KNOWLEDGE OBJECTIVES. SUCCESSION AT HP: CAN THE NEW CEO SAVE THE COMPANY’S SOUL?. A. B. C. D. E. Asian and African countries developed nationalism as a result of Europeans:. A. unintentionally uniting people through educational efforts. . B. promoting free trade associations among the colonies.. STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION. CHAPTER 12. STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP. THE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PROCESS. . . . . KNOWLEDGE OBJECTIVES. . . KNOWLEDGE OBJECTIVES. SUCCESSION AT HP: CAN THE NEW CEO SAVE THE COMPANY’S SOUL?. 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 ). 5. . Challenge: . List these leaders in chronological order. . Clue: The first leader came to power in the USSR in 1924. Wednesday, 14 April 2021. Correct in green pen.. / 5. Stalin . Roosevelt (FDR) .