 Complete the following phrase:  Stalinism, while not an ideology per se, refers to Stalins thoughts and policies. Stalins introduction of the concept Socialism in One Country in 1924 was a major turning point in Soviet ideological discourse. The Soviet Union did not need a socialist world revolution to construct a socialist society, Stalin claimed. Four years later, Stalin initiated his Second Revolution with the introduction of state socialism and central planning. In the early-1930s, he initiated collectivization of Soviet agriculture, by de-privatizing agriculture, but not turning it under the responsibility of the state, per se, instead creating peasant cooperatives. With the initiation of his Second Revolution, Stalin launched a Cult of Lenin and a cult of personality centered upon himself. For instance, the name of the city of Petrograd was changed to Leningrad, the town of Lenins birth was renamed Ulyanov Lenins birth-name, the Order of Lenin became the highest state award and portraits of Lenin were hung up everywhere; in public squares, factories and offices etc. The increasing bureaucracy which followed after the introduction of a state socialist economy was at complete odds with the Marxist notion of the withering away of the state. Stalin tried to explain the reasoning behind it at the 