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The treaty goes into effect in 1920 and sends the Weimar Republic into an economic crisis.
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This policy brought some prosperity to farmers; however, it did nothing for industrialization.
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The Central State Planning Commission was essentially the center of all Soviet economic activity. It would later help carry out parts of Stalin's Five Year Plan.
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Ain't no party like the Fascist Party because the Fascist Party is the only political party allowed in this dictatorship.
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Stalin outlaws all other political parties, thereby cementing the central power of the Communist Party.
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This work outlines the beliefs that would later guide Hitler's actions as dictator.
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A power struggle ensues. Joseph Stalin comes out of it as the new leader.
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The Five Year Plan was a set of economic goals for the Soviet Union. These goals helped force the country to industrialize.
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Stalin's focus was on internal development; all foreign policy was in support of that goal. He ignored the threat of Germany and Italy until Germany attacked, throwing the Soviet Union into the war.
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This allows Hitler to pass laws without permission from the Reichstag.
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An attempt to make up for not gaining this land during the 1890s. Nationalism!!!
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Stalin persecuted many people, including the kulaks (wealthy peasants).
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It does not last long.