Stalin’s Government and Propaganda (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards

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Bureaucratic centralism

Gov't directed from centre via appointed officials

Factionalism status under Stalin

Criminalized; any opposition to Party line = disloyalty

General Secretary role advantage for Stalin

Control over Party bureaucracy

Stalin's divide-and-rule tactic

Cultivating loyal supporters in lower Party ranks

Primary mechanism driving Stalin's system

Fear

Cheka

Secret police established 1917 under Lenin & Dzerzhinsky

OGPU (established 1926)

Renamed Cheka; Joint State Political Directorate

First Five Year Plan launch year

1928

Stalin cult title: 'Great...'

Helmsman - guiding ship of state through dangers

Propaganda slogan linking Stalin to Lenin

'Stalin is the Lenin of Today'

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