HY 106 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Joseph Stalin, Benito Mussolini, Mein Kampf

• School: University of Alabama
• Department: History
• Course: HY 106
• Professor: Charles Clark

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So yeah, there was a revolution in russia (continued from the last outline) o o o. The social problem gets worse: does mussolini have the answer? (no. ) C. left-wing extremism: stalin takes over: collectivization, purges, & five-year plans. D. the rise of the nazis: background to hitler, mein kampf and nazi ideology. E. the depression: economic collapse o. The end of liberal democracy: voting the nazis into power, 1929-1933. Moderate, modified liberal consensus broke after world war i-->what leads to wwii. Fall of imperial government leads to set up of provisional government: moderate, middle class, western-style liberal democracy. Do not listen to what people of russia want o. To get respectability, they must continue the actions of the imperial government: dominant faction are the cadets (kd) The constitutional democrats: other big party are the social democrats divided into two factions. 1. mensheviks: the minority men (who are actually the majority); doctrinal marxists.