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For those who love this move! The history of the Soviet Union began in December 1922 to sign the Treaty of Union between Soviet socialist republics of Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Transcaucasia composite industrie (Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia) and directing the Bolshevik soviets (assemblies) of each nation and having been winners in the post Civil War to the Russian October Revolution. Early Just consolidated the revolutionary power, the Second Congress of Soviets appointed a Government of People's Commissars, headed by Lenin. The problem of peace with Germany led to a first meeting with Lenin "left opposition" who, trusting in the extension of the Revolution in Europe, called for the conversion of hostilities with Germany in a revolutionary war. Prevailed Lenin's position of immediate peace, and March 3, 1918 Trotsky signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. Russia lost Finland and part of its western territories. The stabilization of the front outside allowed composite industrie Trotsky commanded the Red Army, the disorganization of the counterrevolutionary attempts of peripheral regions, composite industrie fueled by foreign powers. After the defeat of Germany, invaded the territories ceded earlier and denounced the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, but the Allies reacted with an increase of the counter help, and Czech, Turkish and British troops worked with the White Russians and Cossacks in purposes of monarchical restoration. In 1920 the Government of Moscow recognized the independence of Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia and Finland, and had to give up part of Belarus and Ukraine to Poland. composite industrie Given the impossibility of a military defeat of the Soviet composite industrie regime, the capitalist countries decided to establish composite industrie a "cordon sanitaire" that paralyzed the revolutionary spread. The situation of civil war and the dismantling of the industry caused the economic policies of "war communism" (nationalization of companies and domestic and foreign trade), causing a precipitous drop in agricultural production. To recover the economy, Lenin sought to correct the imbalances and alleviate peasant unrest by NEP (New Economic Policy, March 1921), which temporarily allowed the maintenance of capitalist economic forms of certain type. After the IV Congress of Soviets in 1918, when the Social Democratic Party (Bolshevik) composite industrie adopted the name Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU), the Social composite industrie Revolutionaries and Mensheviks were expelled from official organizations and a rigid centralism was instituted in Party organization and administration of the country. Simultaneously, a full linguistic and cultural autonomy was accorded to different regions. But the disappearance of external political differences did not prevent the existence of different tendencies within composite industrie the Party. Initially channeled composite industrie by Lenin, sharpened at the time of his succession (1924). Stalin and Trotsky Stalin-Trotsky Opposition that transcended personal conflict to reflect two different conceptions of the development of socialism, was resolved in favor of Stalin, supported by Zinoviev and Kamenev. Marginalized Trotsky (January 1925) the "building socialism in one country 'directed by Stalin required the elimination of opponents left and right, and in the Comintern existence of an international strategy to make aligning composite industrie the interests of the communist movement with of the Soviet Union. After being defeated posture, Trotsky was forced into exile in Mexico, until he was murdered in 1940 by the Spanish Ramón Mercader. The industrialization of the State in 1928, before the apparent stagnation of NEP, Stalin established the Gosplan (General Planning Commission of the State), a state body responsible for managing the socialist economy towards accelerated industrialization. In April 1929, the Gosplan launched two joint projects that began the process of industrialization of the State. Based on previous plans Trotsky, the Gosplan drew up the first Five-Year Plan or Piatiletka (1928-1932), which introduced a rigorous planning that gave priority to heavy industry over consumer goods. The state nationalized most companies, launching a comprehensive program to achieve composite industrie rapid industrialization, while in agriculture there was the forced collectivization of the land. The country went from an agrarian to an industrialized society in a relatively short time, but also economic hardship occurred. Collectivization was highly rejected by the kulaks as the state appropriated crops, particularly in Ukraine where called Holodomor genocide erupted, with the ob
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For those who love this move! The history of the Soviet Union began in December 1922 to sign the Treaty of Union between Soviet socialist republics of Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Transcaucasia composite industrie (Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia) and directing the Bolshevik soviets (assemblies) of each nation and having been winners in the post Civil War to the Russian October Revolution. Early Just consolidated the revolutionary power, the Second Congress of Soviets appointed a Government of People's Commissars, headed by Lenin. The problem of peace with Germany led to a first meeting with Lenin "left opposition" who, trusting in the extension of the Revolution in Europe, called for the conversion of hostilities with Germany in a revolutionary war. Prevailed Lenin's position of immediate peace, and March 3, 1918 Trotsky signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. Russia lost Finland and part of its western territories. The stabilization of the front outside allowed composite industrie Trotsky commanded the Red Army, the disorganization of the counterrevolutionary attempts of peripheral regions, composite industrie fueled by foreign powers. After the defeat of Germany, invaded the territories ceded earlier and denounced the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, but the Allies reacted with an increase of the counter help, and Czech, Turkish and British troops worked with the White Russians and Cossacks in purposes of monarchical restoration. In 1920 the Government of Moscow recognized the independence of Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia and Finland, and had to give up part of Belarus and Ukraine to Poland. composite industrie Given the impossibility of a military defeat of the Soviet composite industrie regime, the capitalist countries decided to establish composite industrie a "cordon sanitaire" that paralyzed the revolutionary spread. The situation of civil war and the dismantling of the industry caused the economic policies of "war communism" (nationalization of companies and domestic and foreign trade), causing a precipitous drop in agricultural production. To recover the economy, Lenin sought to correct the imbalances and alleviate peasant unrest by NEP (New Economic Policy, March 1921), which temporarily allowed the maintenance of capitalist economic forms of certain type. After the IV Congress of Soviets in 1918, when the Social Democratic Party (Bolshevik) composite industrie adopted the name Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU), the Social composite industrie Revolutionaries and Mensheviks were expelled from official organizations and a rigid centralism was instituted in Party organization and administration of the country. Simultaneously, a full linguistic and cultural autonomy was accorded to different regions. But the disappearance of external political differences did not prevent the existence of different tendencies within composite industrie the Party. Initially channeled composite industrie by Lenin, sharpened at the time of his succession (1924). Stalin and Trotsky Stalin-Trotsky Opposition that transcended personal conflict to reflect two different conceptions of the development of socialism, was resolved in favor of Stalin, supported by Zinoviev and Kamenev. Marginalized Trotsky (January 1925) the "building socialism in one country 'directed by Stalin required the elimination of opponents left and right, and in the Comintern existence of an international strategy to make aligning composite industrie the interests of the communist movement with of the Soviet Union. After being defeated posture, Trotsky was forced into exile in Mexico, until he was murdered in 1940 by the Spanish Ramón Mercader. The industrialization of the State in 1928, before the apparent stagnation of NEP, Stalin established the Gosplan (General Planning Commission of the State), a state body responsible for managing the socialist economy towards accelerated industrialization. In April 1929, the Gosplan launched two joint projects that began the process of industrialization of the State. Based on previous plans Trotsky, the Gosplan drew up the first Five-Year Plan or Piatiletka (1928-1932), which introduced a rigorous planning that gave priority to heavy industry over consumer goods. The state nationalized most companies, launching a comprehensive program to achieve composite industrie rapid industrialization, while in agriculture there was the forced collectivization of the land. The country went from an agrarian to an industrialized society in a relatively short time, but also economic hardship occurred. Collectivization was highly rejected by the kulaks as the state appropriated crops, particularly in Ukraine where called Holodomor genocide erupted, with the ob
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