Answer: The great purge also known as the great terror was a brutal political campaign led by Soviet dictator Josef Stalin to illuminate dissenting members of the community party and anyone else he considered a threat. Although estimates vary most experts believe at least 750,000 people were executed during the great purge which took place between about 1936 and 1938. More than 1 million other people were sent to forced labor camps known as gulags. This ruthless and bloody operation caused rampant terror throughout the U.S.S.R and impacted the country for many years.
A. trusts had no federal backing or insuring holding companies were also considered private lenders and holders so there was no federal back Lash therefore monopoly laws didnt apply.
