The new economic policy by 1928: Why did Stalin make the Great Turn? Factors that influnced Stalin's great turn away from the NEP. 4.0 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? HistoryRussia - 19th and 20th centuryASAll boards Created by: JoshuaCreated on: 09-06-10 16:22 To produce a socialist society · NEP- Not producing a socialist society · It encouraged private markets + enterprise · Party members and worked were keen to solidify the revolution · The New plan was to socialise through Collectivisation- this would be the great turn 1 of 4 In response to the war scare of 1926-7 · Highlighted soviet union’s vulnerability to attack · Urgent need to produce armaments · Fear of invasion increased · Great would lead to industrialisation and enhance security. 2 of 4 Distrust in the peasantry · Stalin considered peasants as enemy’s of the state · Could not be trusted to become good socialists · “We now have to classes. The communists and the peasants” · They needed to be collectivised in order for the necessary grain to be produced 3 of 4 To take state planning to a new level · Policies were not new but needed to be solidified · Banks and mining were already understate control · Stalin wished to create a ‘command economy’ · The introduction of the first five year plan marked the start of this process. 4 of 4
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