The Third Trial (Trial of the 21) (Leaving Cert History): Flashcards

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The Third Trial (Trial of the 21)
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When was Trial of Twenty-One held?

March 1938

Trial of 21: Which Moscow Show Trial number?

Third and final

Nikolai Bukharin: role before trial

Leading Bolshevik, Pravda editor, Lenin's associate

Alexei Rykov: role before trial

Former Premier of Soviet Union

Genrikh Yagoda: role before trial

Former head of NKVD (secret police)

Three main charges in Trial of 21

Treason/espionage, terrorism, economic sabotage

How were confessions obtained in trial?

Coerced through torture and threats

Trial of 21: predetermined outcome?

Decided in advance - all found guilty

Sentence for most Trial of 21 defendants

Death sentence, executed shortly after

Which group eliminated by Trial of 21

Last significant group of Old Bolsheviks

What Trial of 21 consolidated for Stalin

Absolute power within Communist Party and Soviet state

Bukharin's final words before execution

History will absolve us

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