Bolshevik party

After the success of the Bolshevik revolution in Russia, the former USSR, became “in 1917 the first socialist state … on the basis of his teachings [referring to Karl Marx’s teaching]” (White pg. 1). After a few weeks of the revolution’s success Lenin now became “the leader of the Bolshevik Party and head of the soviet state” (Pipes pg. 1). This meant that now a huge deal of problems faced Lenin, including eliminating opposition in order to maintain power and the construction of a the first ever

arrested and charged with anarchy without evidence. The cause for their imprisonment happened to be an effect from the Palmer Raids. Numerous Americans felt the Palmer Raids were in relation to past disasters such as: the Red Scare, May Day, and the Bolshevik Revolution. In June 1919, several cities were bombed. Including the home of Attorney General of the United States, A. Mitchell Palmer. The raids were conducted in the following cities: Cleveland, Denver, Des Moines, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Hartford

he also tells others spreading his ideas to as many of the animals that he can reach. Major is seen to be representative of the Bolsheviks. The Bolsheviks fed off of the resentment of the peasants at their lack of land and the looming threat of World War I. The government promised to address the issues but took their time in doing so. By spreading their ideas the Bolsheviks gained the support of many people. This would soon lead to the support needed to set the stage for a revolution that would overthrow

the work of the Secret Police, the creation of the cult of Stalin and his use of socialist realism were also significant. The show trials were was very important in Stalin’s control of Russia; by killing all the Bolsheviks that might oppose him he was able to rule freely. The Bolsheviks that were accused were forced to confess many crimes, including plotting to murder Lenin. This enabled Stalin to lay the blame on Trotsky, whom he accused of leading these plotters. This was very important because

disagreement led to a split of the Social Democratic into the Mensheviks, which Plekhanov headed, and the Bolsheviks, which Lenin ran ("Vladimir Lenin Biography"). While Lenin learned almost all there is to know about the communism idea from Plekhanov, he turned against him and they became rivals. Lenin was uprising fast in his movements for the revolutionary of Russia. Becoming the leader of the Bolsheviks group was a huge step forward for him. The only thing in his way was the opposing group ran by Plekhanov

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Social Democratic Party and the Social Revolutionaries. They all believed that a revolution would rise because of the exploitation in the urban industries as the government did not protect the workers as well as the common discontent of the peasants. The Social Democratic Party divided into two factions: the Mensheviks and Bolsheviks. The Mensheviks were the minority and believed that co-operating with other opposition groups would improve the lives of the working class. The Bolsheviks were the majority

They raised, rather than lowered the goals and intensified the pressures to meet them. Stalin said,”We are bound by no laws. There are no fortresses the Bolsheviks cannot storm, (Kort 202)”That was a way of symbolizing how powerful he was and what things they were capable of. Stalin’s chaos started with the First Five-Year plan which was introduced in April 1929. This policy called for drastic increases in

was murdered on August 20th, 1940 by Ramon Mercader. Bronstein was a Russian marxist who went against Stalin’s beliefs. He was forced to leave the country by Stalin’s wishes. However, before he left he accomplished many things such as helping the Bolsheviks into power and creating the South Russian Workers Union. Lev Bronstein was born on November 8th, 1879 and grew up in a small town in Yanovka, present day Ukraine. He was the 5th child of a well off Jewish farmer. When Bronstein was 9, he was

Soviets take charge. With the documentation of the April Theses, Lenin soon becomes the pride leader of the Bolsheviks, aiming towards his goal of a socialist revolution. As a method to correlate the events of the Russian Revolution, George Orwell writes a fictional novel titled