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Stalins Efficiency As The Head Of The Communist Party In Russia Has Been Questio

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Term Paper TitleStalins Efficiency As The Head Of The Communist Party In Russia Has Been Questio
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Stalin's efficiency as the head of the communist party in Russia has been questioned quite extensively until today. When Stalin was elected general secretary of the Communist party in 1922 a base for his political influence was founded from which he would gain power and take over as the sole dictator of Russia in 1930.  Stalin had set himself as leader of Russia before people knew it, and thus he was able to carry out his desired plan. His activities as the leader of Russia brought much controversy to the whole country and to his own party to say the least.  He developed a policy with which not many agreed, to ensure the efficiency of his single-party state.  His way of dealing with the threats to his concepts were not appreciated by many people.  Some chose to go against him, like Trotsky, Bukharin, Khrushchev, Kirov and Zinovyev, who fell victim to his harsh methods of dealing with the opposition to his party and to his policies.  However, a single party satate is bound to have opposition and they have to deal with it in some way.  The way that they conduct their purges will depend on the strength of the opposition and for Stalin it was a way of putting fear in people to ensure that they won't go against him.Stalin industrialized the Russian nation very quickly and restored its economy, but at the cost of millions of lives.
The struggle as leader of Russia that he had with Leon Trotsky was not easy and he did not do it alone.  He established a ruling coalition with Grigory Zinovyev to prevent Trotsky from taking power.  Zinovyev was of great help to him and Stalin was able to obtain ultimate control of Russia.  However, Stalin wanted to have all the power for himself and he wanted to do everything his way.  He did not tolerate collegiality in leadership and so he was not willing to share power with Zinovyev.  Soon Zinovyev became victim to Stalin's greediness and he was stripped from his position and expelled from the Communist party.  Zinovyev did not wait long and he joined Trotsky in a bloc against Stalin known as the "United Opposition."  He was later accused on false charges of organizing a terrorist organization and he was convicted and shot.  Trotsky, who Stalin also saw as a great threat to his power, was later assassinated in Mexico.  This action by part of Stalin was both necessary and beneficial for him and his party if he wanted his single-party state to work efficiently.  Stalin had to end with a powerful person like him and Trotsky if he wa...

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