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Understanding Soviet Totalitarianism: Stalin and Yezhov's Role in the Russian Revolution

Dive into the complexities of Soviet totalitarianism during the Russian Revolution. This guide focuses on the infamous figures of Joseph Stalin and Nikolai Yezhov, the head of the Soviet secret police during the Great Purge. Discover the myth-busting realities of life in Stalin’s USSR and prepare for your upcoming quiz on totalitarianism. Remember to prepare your hand-written notes on your yellow Review Guide for the test on Monday, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of this pivotal era in Russian history.

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Understanding Soviet Totalitarianism: Stalin and Yezhov's Role in the Russian Revolution

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  1. Russia in Revolution! Don’t forget, your Stalin Study Guide is due THURSDAY! …*ahem* quiz *ahem* …

  2. Russia in Revolution! Today… “Totalitarianism” MYTHBUSTERS: Life in Stalin’s USSR Dang, that quiz…man… Review Guide for TEST on Mon. 3/5 -IT SAYS to use 3x5 notecard, hand-written, BUT… you can write whatever you want on your yellow Review Guide and use that. Hand-written only.

  3. Stalin & Nikolai Yezhov. Nikolai Yezhov – “Commissar for State Security” Senior official of the Soviet secret police under Stalin. -Assisted in the Great Purge of the Communist Party. -Was TOO POPULAR with the Party members, Stalin got suspicious. -Arrested and accused of being a spy and plotting to assassinate Stalin. Sent to a work camp. Executed secretly in 1940.

  4. Russia in Revolution! Today… “Totalitarianism” MYTHBUSTERS: Life in Stalin’s USSR Dang, that quiz…man… Review Guide for TEST on Mon. 3/5 -IT SAYS to use 3x5 notecard, hand-written, BUT… you can write whatever you want on your yellow Review Guide and use that. Hand-written only.

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