Divisions and Contenders for Power: Stalin (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards

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Triumvirate members alongside Stalin (1924)

Zinoviev and Kamenev

Stalin's key party position from April 1922

General Secretary

General Secretary's main power

Control of party bureaucracy and appointments

Stalin's role from 1918 (nationalities)

People's Commissar for Nationalities

Stalin's nickname used by allies like Bukharin

Koba

Stalin's key character traits re: long-term goals

Patience and concealment of objectives

Party membership growth (1922-1924)

400,000 to over 600,000 members

Lenin's Testament recommendation about Stalin

Removal from General Secretary position

Old Bolsheviks definition

Revolutionary elite who joined before 1917, ~40,000

Old Bolsheviks' perception of Stalin as threat (1924)

None perceived him as dangerous

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