Stalin’s Attitude to Foreign Powers (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards
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Stalin's main foreign policy objective
Stalin's main foreign policy objective
Securing Russia's safety & internal transformation
Socialism in One Country definition
Socialism in One Country definition
Building socialism within USSR, not global revolution
Comintern establishment (year & founder)
Comintern establishment (year & founder)
1919 under Lenin
Stalin's Chinese ally 1925-27
Stalin's Chinese ally 1925-27
Guomindang (GMD) over CCP
Worker deaths from GMD massacres 1927
Worker deaths from GMD massacres 1927
Approximately 30,000
Treaty of Rapallo (year & significance)
Treaty of Rapallo (year & significance)
1922, first breakthrough normalising USSR relations
Treaty of Berlin (year & parties)
Treaty of Berlin (year & parties)
1926, USSR and Germany
Treaty of Berlin Article 2
Treaty of Berlin Article 2
Neutrality if either attacked by third power
Litvinov replaced Chicherin when
Litvinov replaced Chicherin when
1930 as People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs
Why Stalin backed GMD over CCP
Why Stalin backed GMD over CCP
GMD offered greater prospects for stability