Russian Fall of Communism in 5 Minutes or less

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Jake:

Today is our one year anniversary of the fall of communism inour oversized country. This day we realize that any government thatoppresses it’s citizens into submission and obedience will eventuallysee a backlash from it’s citizens. I thought of that myself! Today is theday that we celebrate the voting of our Soviet Union out of existence. The power of Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, Nakita Khrushev, LeonidBreshnev, and Mikhail Gorbachev is a thing of the past to our newnation.

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Nick

: Alright everybody, Now about Russia. Vladimir Lenin (1870-1927)was the president for a bit of time. Under his control the Soviet Unionunderwent many radical changes that led to the development of NEP(New economic policy). Joselph Stalin (1878-1953) This man quickly became the most powerfulman in Russia. He ran the Soviet Unionwith brute power, removing allthat opposed him and his Communist beliefs. This period of time wasknown as the “Great Purge”.

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Nikita Krushev

(1894-1971) Lead the soviets during theCold War. He believed that Stalin’s actions were unnecessary andharmful to the process of moving the Socialist government to it’sgoal of complete communism.

Leonid Brezhnev

(1906-1982) became the Soviet CommunistParty Secretary Genera in October 1964. Under his control centralpower was brought back into effect. Stalin’s disciplinary policieswere disturbed.

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Friday, February 12, 20101