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How far did Stalin meet his industrial and agricultural aims before 1945?

Stalin's aims for the USSR before the second World War are commonly seen as wanting to industrialise the nation, re-arm in case of a future war, and rid society of kulaks (richer peasants) as to be able to c...
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Which conditions led to the collapse of the German war effort in the First World War ?(as is part of the Causes, Practices and Effects of War part of the HL Course)

Outline the four major reasons for the collapse of the German war effort, in a good essay each of these should take up about a paragraph each, with each paragraph following the PEA form (Point, Evidence, Ana...
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What role did technology play in the outcome of two civil wars, each chosen from a different region?

Sun Tzu once wrote, “One may know how to conquer without being able to do it.” The truth of his words is reflected in the outcomes of both the Vietnam War, and Fidel Castro’s Cuban revolution: the belligeren...
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To what extent were the reforms of Tsar Alexander II genuine?

The word genuine is ambiguous and as such it is impossible to say whether the emancipation of the serfs was Tsar Alexander II’s only genuine reform. To ascertain a response to this question two meanings will...
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Two Source Analyses about Nazi Indoctrination of the Youth

The Teacher’s League compiled complaints from teachers throughout Germany, and these were released in et al. Bayern in der Zeit in 1981. This particular complaint[1] was filed from the Mainfranken district i...
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