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The First Three Five Year Plans
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In his 1931 speech, how far behind did Stalin claim Russia was compared to advanced capitalist nations?

50-100 years

When did the Wall Street Crash occur, which Stalin used to vindicate his economic approach?

October 1929

What was Gosplan's primary function in the Five Year Plans?

Matching input against output targets

What was the main focus of the first Five Year Plan (1928-1932)?

Heavy industries

What was a genuine achievement of the first Five Year Plan despite missing major targets?

Electricity output trebled

During which years did the second Five Year Plan experience the 'three good years'?

1934-1936

When did the Moscow Metro open during the second Five Year Plan?

1935

What was a main obstacle facing the third Five Year Plan?

Shortage of managers after purges

What was the consequence of failing to achieve a production target under the Five Year Plans?

Deemed a criminal offence

How did rearmament change as a percentage of GDP during the second Plan (1933-1937)?

From 4% to 17%

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