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Chapter 12 Section 2 Book Notes
Chapter 12 Section 2 Book Notes
The Reign of Stalin
Government
1946
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The governement decreed that all literary and scientific work musst conform to the political needs of the state.
Surpassing
1950
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By 1950 the Russian Revolution had surpassed prewar levels by more than 40 percent.
Stalin
1952
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Stalin had little respect fo the Communist party.
Soviet Union
1953
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In 1953 the Soviet Union was known to have a world power amd was testin hydrogen bombs.
Space
1957
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The first satalleite was sent to space.
The Khrushchev Era
Khrushchev
1956
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Khrushchev condemned Stalin for his violence mass representation and terror.
The Loosing
1962
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Khrushchev started loosing up the government . He allowed publication of things.
The Meeting
1964
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Khrushchev was voted out as a leader by the Soviet Union.
Communists Patterns of Control
Soviet Controlling
1945 - 1947
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Soviet controlled Communist governments.
Following Stalin
1948 - 1953
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East European followed Stalin's example.
Tito's Death
1980
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Tito the ruler of Yogoslavia died.
Revolts Against Communism
Developments
1956
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Developments in Poland led Hungarian Communists to seek the same kinds of reforms.
Free Nation
1956
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Imre Nagy declared Hungray as a free nation.
Protesting
1956
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Protestin in Poland became a big deal and it erupted because of that Wladyslaw Gomulka was elescted as secratary.
Invading
1968
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The Soviet Union invaded Czechoslovakia and crushed the reform movement.
Secratary
1968
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Alexander Dubcek was elected as secratary of the Communist Party.