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- 2. Why Did Stalin Win The Struggle For Power? The Communist Party in the 1920’s, Stalin’s Rise
- 3. Stalin’s Role in the Bolshevik Party 1912 invited onto the Central Committee because there was a
- 4. Weaknesses of Stalin’s Competition Trotsky - did not like the business of political in-fighting, making deals
- 5. The Communist Party in the Early 1920’s – What Factors Influenced the Power Struggle? When Lenin
- 6. Factor 1: The Ban on Factionalism. In 1921 a resolution was passed banning all groups within
- 7. Factor 1: The Ban on Factionalism. Consequences: This ban caused a lack of debate within the
- 8. Factor 2: A Centralised Party Machine. Traditionally Communists did not believe in bureaucracy. However, dealing with
- 9. Factor 2: A centralised Party machine. Consequences: This position and the growing centralisation of the party
- 10. Factor 3: The growth in Party membership. By 1933 there were 3 and a half million
- 11. Factor 3: The growth in Party membership. Consequences: These were easy to control people who became
- 12. Factor 4: No one clear Leader. Stalin Trotsky Zinoviev Kamenev Bukharin
- 13. Leon Trotsky Trotsky was the man most feared by the other senior members. BUT….. Trotsky refused
- 14. Leon Trotsky Trotsky was exiled to Turkey. 1 down…..3 to go. Stalin played the other members
- 15. Stalin’s Victory. Stalin’s victory was not inevitable, nor was it a result of his political skills
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