NOG -Changes in central government
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- Changes in central government
- A2 introduces ‘Council of Ministers’ & senate –in ‘Western’ style
- However, all governmental bodies report to Tsar.
- 1905 October Manifesto
- Introduction of national Duma as promised in OctoberManifesto
- BUT limited by autocratic veto of laws (Fund Laws 1906)
- PG – potential democratic future with Constitutional Assembly & in Dual Authoritywith Petrograd Soviet
- BUT effectively ‘Old Guard’ in charge – much change?
- Lenin – October Revolution – rule independently through Sovnarkom
- Politburo & Lenin have highly centralised power
- Particularly during Civil War.
- RSFSR created in1918 with ‘democratic’ structure.
- Politburo & Lenin have highly centralised power
- Stalin – Highly centralised & bureaucratic with growth in party nomenklatura (yesmen)
- 1936 Constitution gives nationalities in USSR power with Supreme Soviet……theoretically) – change?
- All bodies (eg state planning) report to Stalin.
- Khrushchev – ‘collective leadership’ & ‘de-Stalinisation’ ideas
- But essentially nochange to central government structure.
- Further change prevented by downfall.
- A2 introduces ‘Council of Ministers’ & senate –in ‘Western’ style
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