The political economic and social condition of the Soviet Union by 1941 (Edexcel A-Level History): Quizzes

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The political economic and social condition of the Soviet Union by 1941
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How much higher was the urban population compared to planned levels during industrialisation?

20% higher

By 1932, Moscow workers' real wages had fallen to what % of their 1928 level?

52%

What percentage of the Leningrad workforce were women by 1935?

44%

Out of 328 factory directors, how many were women?

Twenty

Between 1928 & 1941, by how much did industrial output increase?

Trebled

How did Zhdanov describe Anna Akhmatova during cultural repression?

'Half-nun, half-whore'

How many died from starvation in 1946-47 during post-war reconstruction?

Around 1 million

How many extra hours monthly did Leningrad workers contribute to reconstruction?

30 hours

By how much did living standards fall during the Great Patriotic War?

Two-fifths

What % of nurses at the front during WWII were women?

100%

How many days did the Siege of Leningrad last?

900 days

Approximately how many people died at Stalingrad?

800,000

When was the Nazi-Soviet Pact signed?

23 August 1939

Of 767 High Command members during Great Terror, how many were shot?

512

How many were deported from Baltic states between 1945-49?

142,000

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