The History of Terrorism
Preview
Open in TheBrain
Links
Soviet Georgian generals
Joseph Stalin
Attachments
Joseph Stalin
Parents
Anti-fascists
Anti-Polish sentiment
Anti-revisionists
Anti-Romanian sentiment
Antichrists
Antisemitism in Russia
Collars of the Order of the White Lion
Comintern people
Communist rulers
General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Generalissimos
Genocide perpetrators
Great Purge perpetrators
Heads of government of the Soviet Union
Holodomor perpetrators
Individuals Responsible for Genocide
Marshals of the Soviet Union
Order of Sukhbaatar
Perpetrators of genocides of indigenous peoples
Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union members
Politicide perpetrators
Premiers of the Soviet Union AKA Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars of the Soviet Union
Russian political writers
Russification
Soviet Georgian generals
Soviet Ministers of Defence
Time Person of the Year
Totalitarian rulers
Children
1917 Lenin founded the Checka (forerunner of the KGB) only 6 weeks after the Bolshevik Revolution under the leadership of Stalin's friend Felix Dzerzhinsky.
1928-1932 First five-year plan
1928-1940 Collectivization in the Soviet Union
1930s Stalin was just as interested in SIGINT as Churchill in WW2
1930s Unable to succeed at home, Koch found work in the Soviet Union. In the nineteen-thirties, his company trained Bolshevik engineers and helped Stalin's regime set up fifteen modern oil refineries.
1932-1933 Holodomor
1936-1938 Great Purge
1937 When war between China and Japan was imminent in 1937, Stalin sent the couple to China. During the war Ching-kuo's father gradually came to trust him, and gave him more and more responsibilities, including administration.
1937-1938 In 1937-8 at the height of the terror, NKVD Chief Yezhov met Stalin in the Kremlin 278 times, for a total of 834 hours.
1939 German-Soviet Boundary and Friendship Treaty
1942-1949 Soviet atomic bomb project
1943 Tehran Conference (codenamed Eureka)
1943 Union of Polish Patriots
1944 ...ambassador Joseph E. Davies appealed to President Franklin D. Roosevelt directly on behalf of Joseph Stalin to have Kravchenko extradited.
1944 Deportation of the Chechens and Ingush
1945 Potsdam Conference
1945 Roosevelt's letter to Stalin on 25 March and Stalin's reply on 29 March
1945 Yalta Conference
1946-1991 Iron Curtain
1947 The Soviet-dominated Communist Information Bureau (Cominform) was created by Joseph Stalin. The conference, at which it was created, was a response of Eastern European countries to invitations to attend the July 1947 Paris Conference on the Marshall P
1948 Great Plan for the Transformation of Nature
1949 "Lavrenity Beria, the notorious NKVD (People's Commisariat for Internal Affairs, a Soviet secret police organization) chief, was there to observe. He cabled Stalin: the test was a success."
1949 RDS-1 (First Lighting)
1950 In 1950, he successfully persuaded Congress to assist Josip Broz Tito in his defiance of the Stalin regime.
1953 Joseph Stalin dies.
1986 Marx & Satan (book)
2010 The New Yorker - Covert Operations The billionaire brothers who are waging a war against Obama.
After Stalin read Darwin he became a revolutionary because he saw that everything was based on survival of the fittest.
American exceptionalism
Anthony Blunt was reporting both to Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin during WW2
Chiang Kai-shek
De-Stalinization
Four Policemen
Fred C. Koch
Holodomor was preventable
Ivan Pavlov
Joseph Stalin "man of the people"
Joseph Stalin said of Hilger: "German heads of state and German ambassadors to Moscow came and went - but Gustav Hilger remained."
Joseph Stalin's cult of personality
Nikolay Yezhov
Over time, however, Stalin brutally purged several of Koch's Soviet colleagues. Koch was deeply affected by the experience, and regretted his collaboration.
Soviet leader Joseph Stalin did not attend the conference because his meeting with Chiang could have caused friction between the Soviet Union and Japan.
Stalin Peace Prize
Stalin's intelligence
Stalin's Okrana files
Stalinism
Svetlana Alliluyeva
The KPO consisted of the 'right opposition' - communists who had been purged by Stalin in 1929 because of their support for Nikolai Bukharin.
Vyacheslav Molotov
Jumps
Felix Dzerzhinsky
Kato Svanidze
Wendell Willkie