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How did Joseph Stalin maintain power in the Soviet Union during the Great Terror?

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Joseph Stalin maintained his power in the Soviet Union during the Great Terror through a combination of fear and massive propaganda.

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Joseph Stalin aided as “General Secretary”as a devotee “Communist Party” amid 1922 to 1952 in USSR and established an integrated command economy through a steady industrial expansion and agronomic collectivization. Being a Marxist keen to Leninist clarification of Marxism he distinguished his own methodologyand namely Stalinism. He was aware that during WWII the U.S had shaped an “arsenal of democracy:” with 300,000 aircraft and bombers, 20,000 naval ships, 90,000 war tanks, and 350,000 military trucks, along with around 9 million guns, and around 40 billion ammunitions for 16 million army servicemen.

Stalin used Anti-fascism propaganda in and outside USSR during the 1930s to draw individuals into front official doms. He did it so to fulfill his desire to remove rebels from the Communist Party and consolidate his full authority. The expulsions began with the Red Army, and the techniques adopted quickly adapted to expulsions in other sectors also. He established a climate of great terror in the country just to continue his dictatorship.

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Grade: High school

Subject: US History

Chapter: Joseph Stalin

Keywords: Joseph Stalin, Soviet statesman, General Secretary, Communist Party, Soviet Union, agricultural collectivization, Marxist, Leninist, Stalinism, arsenal of democracy

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through a combination of fear and massive propaganda

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