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It had a massive impact on the workforce and economy of the United States. The Great Depression was still in play and the unemployment rate at that time was around 25% meaning recovering soldiers and people coming back couldn't do anything except hope for a good turn-around.
The queen has the most political power
I hope your talking about joseph stalin...
Beside pure luck, Stalin possessed several qualities that are be indispensable for anyone with the ambition to lead a movement for radical justice.
Firm belief in the supremacy of totalitarianism above democracy and the economy based on private property
Clear understanding of the national cultural code and the Machiavellian principles of state power
Constant learning, combined with critical judgement and superb memory
The “Putin pack”, indispensable for secret operatives: tenacity, attention to details, cynicism and obsession with secrecy. (Many people call that “paranoia”. They don’t realize how important is this “pack” for balancing off the huge personal ego needed for grabbing and retaining power.)
The Soviet poster below shows a Soviet man who seemingly combines the high energy level, ambition, the ability to observe and learn, and the rest of the skill set that ensures success to a true warrior of radical justice. Caption: “Be vigilant!” Rhymed text of the proletarian poet Mayakovsky: “Comrade, don’t indulge yourself in the days of peace / Toss away your affability / Comrades, remember: the class enemy / is operating among us with all he’s got.”
Because of the many good things associated with the rule of law, by some accounts today it is the world’s preeminent legitimating political ideal. People in leadership roles just about everywhere claim to aspire to it. Respect for the rule of law is a sign of political maturity. It’s an idea for grown ups.