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Fascism and nazism ... the economic hardshipsresultedfrom war communism

as a series of emergency economic measures(passive) was createdWar communism

revolutionary utopianismledto ‘ war communism

the huge human cost - economic problemsresultingfrom war communism

partly as a agencies to prolong the Bolsheviks whilst contending the civil war and(passive) was designedWar Communism

LenincreatedWar Communism

to eradicate the problem of food shortages(passive) was designedWar Communism

the soviet union hitler believedhad createdcommunism the war in the

fears of falling behind the west and another world war(passive) would prompted bywar communism

the urban population and the peasantssoon discoveredthat war communism entailed

it was his attitude towards the government of Russialedthe way for War Communism

ShreyaDas on 29/03/2014(passive) created byWar Communism

the problems(passive) caused bythe problems

in famine and declineresultedin famine and decline

a terrible faminecauseda terrible famine

to help defeat the Whites in the wardesignedto help defeat the Whites in the war

Civil War in RussiacausedCivil War in Russia

the Russian civil war and economic instability(passive) caused bythe Russian civil war and economic instability

near famine conditions in the citiescreatednear famine conditions in the cities

the Soviet Union as he needed to win the War so helping the Bolsheviks got Russia to win the Warcreatethe Soviet Union as he needed to win the War so helping the Bolsheviks got Russia to win the War

a posteriori ... appeared after the end of the civil warcreateda posteriori ... appeared after the end of the civil war

in a catastrophic decline in agricultural output causing widespread famine that was so severe that people resorted to cannibalismhad resultedin a catastrophic decline in agricultural output causing widespread famine that was so severe that people resorted to cannibalism

chaos and economic crisisprovokedchaos and economic crisis

a political and economic crisiscreateda political and economic crisis

economic disaster so had to be replacedcausedeconomic disaster so had to be replaced

catastrophic economic exhaustion(passive) caused bycatastrophic economic exhaustion

in a famine in which an estimated 5 million people diedresultedin a famine in which an estimated 5 million people died

widespread suffering , including a catastrophic famine ( 1920 - 21 ) and dozens of reports of cannibalismcreatedwidespread suffering , including a catastrophic famine ( 1920 - 21 ) and dozens of reports of cannibalism

in a dramatic increase in discontent of the peasantry , who also refused to grow any excess grain and began to revolt and rebelresultedin a dramatic increase in discontent of the peasantry , who also refused to grow any excess grain and began to revolt and rebel

to the deterioration of relations with Leninledto the deterioration of relations with Lenin

a bureaucratic surrogate of economic unitycreateda bureaucratic surrogate of economic unity

far more economic damage than the mass bombing of Axis cities in WW 2causedfar more economic damage than the mass bombing of Axis cities in WW 2

to economic collapse instead of a productive proletarian statewas leadingto economic collapse instead of a productive proletarian state

in mass famine , departed from their Prime Directive of Centralization in all things and set up sixteen “ voluntary mass societieshad resultedin mass famine , departed from their Prime Directive of Centralization in all things and set up sixteen “ voluntary mass societies

to a rejection of communism ... strengthening the argument that Lenin ’s economic policies sacrificed the Party ’s original ideologiesledto a rejection of communism ... strengthening the argument that Lenin ’s economic policies sacrificed the Party ’s original ideologies

great suffering but which he considered to be a great necessity of the timecausedgreat suffering but which he considered to be a great necessity of the time

in the struggle for succession to Lenin 's position of leadershipledin the struggle for succession to Lenin 's position of leadership

a famine that took the lives of five million , and an even larger famine was later deliberately engineered by Stalin to break the back of the peasantry Access options availablecauseda famine that took the lives of five million , and an even larger famine was later deliberately engineered by Stalin to break the back of the peasantry Access options available

Lenin resolve his discussions of selling Russia and download towards a more other diseaseledLenin resolve his discussions of selling Russia and download towards a more other disease

the bulk of the resistance and organising the peoplewere leadingthe bulk of the resistance and organising the people

in food shortages for the Red Armyresultedin food shortages for the Red Army

germany in ww1ledgermany in ww1

hardship(passive) caused byhardship

to a deterioration in support for the regimewas contributingto a deterioration in support for the regime

dissatisfaction within the proletariatalso causeddissatisfaction within the proletariat

to peasant uprisings ... and was no successledto peasant uprisings ... and was no success

to an uprising on the part of some or all members of the Soviet of Beasts ( the Kronstadt Rebellion perhaps ) which may or may not be successfully put down by General Mud ( in reality it wasleadsto an uprising on the part of some or all members of the Soviet of Beasts ( the Kronstadt Rebellion perhaps ) which may or may not be successfully put down by General Mud ( in reality it was

to the destruction of the economy of Russialedto the destruction of the economy of Russia

out to control the state w/ harsh tacticswas setout to control the state w/ harsh tactics

to meet the demands of war from 1918 - 1921had createdto meet the demands of war from 1918 - 1921

The violence(passive) caused byThe violence

the Bolsheviks to win the warledthe Bolsheviks to win the war

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