Vladimir Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Adolf Hitler V.S Vladimir Lenin
Creation of a party within a government:
National Socialist Party 1919
The Social Democratic Party
Using Economics to gain support:
New Economic Policy 1921
Employment Miracle: 1939
Revolutions:
Munich Beer Hall Putsch (1923)
1917 Revolutions (April, July, September, October)
Using weakness of previous government:
Weimar Republic after 1929 Wall street crash
Provisional Government's weakness in authority
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Vladimir Lenin, then Joseph Stalin
At first, lenin... then lenin died and Stalin screwed with the succession and seized power.
Stalin's chief was Vladimir Lenin during the years before the Russian Revolution and until Lenin's death.
Lenin felt that Stalin was far too harsh and that he would not make a good leader, but after his unexpected death in 1924, Lenin did not name his succesor, and Stalin took that chance to take power.
I think Lenin was succeeded by Stalin.
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Vladimir Lenin, then Joseph Stalin
Stalin was Lenin's successor, even though Lenin didn't actually like Stalin much. Before that, Stalin had been in charge of the Communist Party's administration.
At first, lenin... then lenin died and Stalin screwed with the succession and seized power.
Josef Stalin replaced Lenin in 1924
Stalin took over after Lenin died, in spite of Lenin's warning not to let him do so.
The cult of Lenin made Stalin look like Lenin's successor. Stalin forged pictures of himself and Lenin, which made them look like comrades, when in fact Lenin couldn't stand Stalin, as he revealed in his Testament. By exploiting his supposed relationship with Lenin Stalin was able to gather support, as Lenin was loved throughout Russia. One of the major vents involving Stalin's manipulation of his relationship with Lenin was at Lenin's funeral. lenin had wanted a small, quiet funeral, however Stalin had made it into a big public affair. Stalin had the proceeded to persuade Trotsky, his biggest competitor in the power struggle, to not come. This made Stalin look really good and Trotsky really bad.
In contrast to Lenin, who publicly admitted errors of tactics on a number of instances, Stalin cultivated the aura of infallibility. When matters did go wrong or failed, Stalin found scapegoats to blame and place often on trial. No one was ever found "not guilty".
Stalin's chief was Vladimir Lenin during the years before the Russian Revolution and until Lenin's death.
he basically helped stalin