NOG -Effectiveness of opposition
pink -A2
red - A3
orange - N2
yellow - PG
green - Lenin
l blue - Stalin
d blue - Khrushchev
- Created by: book.of.wisdom
- Created on: 02-02-21 17:13
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- Effectiveness of opposition
- Little organised opposition to A2 BUT is assassinated by small group – peoples will.
- With industrialisation & urbanisation – opposition groups more organised
- SR’s,SD’s & Kadets have different agendas.
- Post 1905 moderates are givenrepresentation in dumas – splits opposition movements.
- WW1 exacerbates political opposition.
- Tsar’s personal reputation undermined bygoing to front line (Rasputin & Tsarina).
- Elites abandon tsar & ‘Progressive Bloc’ willcreate PG after February Revolution.
- Petrograd Soviet effective in restricting PG
- military control & soviet order #1.
- Bolsheviks success due to ‘Kornilov Affair’
- PG (and coalition) politically bankrupt.
- Huge but disorganised opposition in Civil War.
- Bolsheviks have Red Army, united political vision, industrial areas & can centralise economic/political power.
- Stalin faces growing opposition in 1930s
- uses terror and modernisation (5YP & collectivisation) to destroy organised opposition.
- Khrushchev inherits little popular opposition
- but political elites in own party willgrow during de-Stalinisation process.
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