part 1: stalin: origins and rise (1924-29)
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Part 1:Part 1:Stalin: Origins and rise Stalin: Origins and rise
(1924-29)(1924-29)
I. Origins of StalinI. Origins of Stalin
A.A.Stalin Before the RevolutionStalin Before the Revolution• Josef Vissarionovich DzhugashviliJosef Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili• Influences: Influences: Messame Dassy, MarxismMessame Dassy, Marxism• Early Revolutionary Activity: Early Revolutionary Activity: RSDLPRSDLP
B.B. Stalin During the 1917 RevolutionStalin During the 1917 Revolution
C.C. Stalin After the Bolshevik RevolutionStalin After the Bolshevik Revolution• Sovnarkom: Sovnarkom: Commissar of NationalitiesCommissar of Nationalities• Conflict with LeninConflict with Lenin• Stalin as an Organizational Leader: Politburo, Stalin as an Organizational Leader: Politburo,
Orgburo, SecretariatOrgburo, Secretariat
II. Context of Stalin’s RiseII. Context of Stalin’s Rise
A.A. Russian Civil War Russian Civil War (1918-(1918-23)23)
• War CommunismWar Communism• Kronstadt UprisingKronstadt Uprising
B.B. Role of the PolitburoRole of the Politburo
C.C. Adoption of the NEP Adoption of the NEP (1921)(1921)• Scissors CrisisScissors Crisis
D.D. Resolution on Party UnityResolution on Party Unity
E.E. Lenin’s IllnessLenin’s Illness• Lenin’s TestamentLenin’s Testament
Stalin’s OppositionStalin’s Opposition
Grigory Zinoviev Lev Kamenev Leon Trotsky
Alexei Rykov Mikhail Tomsky Nikolai Bukharin
Left
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Rig
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III. Russia by 1924III. Russia by 1924
A.A.Characteristics of Lenin’s Characteristics of Lenin’s State:State:
• Free Speech/Political DissentFree Speech/Political Dissent• Restrictions on Religious FreedomRestrictions on Religious Freedom• Purges & Show TrialsPurges & Show Trials• Abolition of Trade UnionsAbolition of Trade Unions• Concentration CampsConcentration Camps• Bureaucratic, One-Party StateBureaucratic, One-Party State• Secret PoliceSecret Police
IV. Communist Party IV. Communist Party StructureStructure
Congress of Soviets
Central Committee
Politburo
General Secretary
Pow
erDemocratic Centralism
Grigory Zinoviev Lev Kamenev Leon Trotsky
Alexei Rykov Mikhail Tomsky Nikolai Bukharin
V. Key Stages in Stalin’s V. Key Stages in Stalin’s RiseRiseA.A. Stage One: Lenin & StalinStage One: Lenin & Stalin
• Lenin’s Poor HealthLenin’s Poor Health• Cult of LeninCult of Lenin• Lenin’s FuneralLenin’s Funeral• Suppression of Lenin’s TestamentSuppression of Lenin’s Testament• The Lenin EnrolmentThe Lenin Enrolment• Leninism/StalinismLeninism/Stalinism
B.B. Key IdeasKey Ideas
V. Key Stages in Stalin’s V. Key Stages in Stalin’s RiseRiseC.C. Stage Two: Elimination of TrotskyStage Two: Elimination of Trotsky
• Trotsky is Stalin’s Chief RivalTrotsky is Stalin’s Chief Rival• Ideological Differences: Ideological Differences:
• Formation of the Triumvir (1923-24)Formation of the Triumvir (1923-24)• Trotsky is marginalizedTrotsky is marginalized
“Permanent Revolution”
“Socialism in One Country”
Grigory Zinoviev Lev Kamenev Leon Trotsky
Alexei Rykov Mikhail Tomsky Nikolai Bukharin
Triumvir
V. Key Stages in Stalin’s V. Key Stages in Stalin’s RiseRiseD.D. Stage Three: Defeat of the Left OppositionStage Three: Defeat of the Left Opposition
• Changes to the Politburo:Changes to the Politburo:• Stalin supporters: Molotov, Kalinin, and VoroshilovStalin supporters: Molotov, Kalinin, and Voroshilov
• Controversy Over the NEPControversy Over the NEP• Left Opposition: Kamenev and Zinoviev Left Opposition: Kamenev and Zinoviev • Stalin and Bukharin Stalin and Bukharin
E.E. Stage Four: Defeat of the United OppositionStage Four: Defeat of the United Opposition• Formation of the United Opposition (1926)Formation of the United Opposition (1926)• Reaction by StalinReaction by Stalin
• Expulsion of Kamenev and Zinoviev Expulsion of Kamenev and Zinoviev • Exile of TrotskyExile of Trotsky
Grigory Zinoviev Lev Kamenev
Alexei Rykov Mikhail Tomsky Nikolai Bukharin
TriumvirTeam Stalin
Molotov Kalinin Voroshilov
V. Key Stages in Stalin’s V. Key Stages in Stalin’s RiseRiseF.F. Stage 5: Defeat of the Right Stage 5: Defeat of the Right
Opposition/Right Deviationists Opposition/Right Deviationists • Formation of the Right Opposition: Bukharin, Formation of the Right Opposition: Bukharin,
Rykov, and TomskyRykov, and Tomsky• The War ScareThe War Scare• The Turn Left (1927)The Turn Left (1927)• Defeat of the Right OppositionDefeat of the Right Opposition
G.G. Stalin as a SPS LeaderStalin as a SPS Leader
Grigory Zinoviev Lev Kamenev
Alexei Rykov Mikhail Tomsky Nikolai Bukharin
Team Stalin
Molotov Kalinin Voroshilov
Leon Trotsky
UNITED OPPOSITION
FACTIONALISM
Right Opposition
War Scare!
Left Turn!
Down with the
NEP!
VI. Analysis of Stalin’s VI. Analysis of Stalin’s RiseRiseA.A. Was Stalin’s Rise Legal?Was Stalin’s Rise Legal?
• YES!YES!
B.B. Was Stalin’s Rise Popular?Was Stalin’s Rise Popular?• YESYES• NEPMEN & Kulaks VS RussiaNEPMEN & Kulaks VS Russia
VI. Analysis of Stalin’s VI. Analysis of Stalin’s RiseRiseC.C. What accounts for Stalin’s Rise What accounts for Stalin’s Rise
(Historiography)?(Historiography)?• TerminologyTerminology
• Liberal & Intentionalist (Great Man Liberal & Intentionalist (Great Man Theory/Strong Leader)Theory/Strong Leader)
• Structuralist & Determinist (Weak Leader)Structuralist & Determinist (Weak Leader)
What accounts for Stalin’s Rise What accounts for Stalin’s Rise (Historiography)?(Historiography)?
PowerPolitics
Structuralism Socio-Cultural Ideology
Key Ideas
Supporters
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