problems (e.g. geographic size, backwardness, large peasantry, corruption). The role of reform and political development as a catalyst for revolution or opposition to government. 3 Methods of repression Similarities and differences between and enforcement Tsarist, Communist and individual methods: rulers’ government policies (e.g. education, judiciary, emergency powers, food requisitioning) propaganda and censorship secret police (e.g. Third Section, Okhrana, Cheka, NKVD, MVD, KGB) of the the ‘guests Tsar’, Lyubianka, exile and gulags denunciations, fear, espionage, chistka and show trials anti-semitism and pogroms role of positions such as the Minister of the Interior importance of individuals such as Trepov, Plehve, Dzerzhinsky, Yezhov, Beria the Red Terror and Ezhovschina ideological tenets of the Cold War and mistrust of the
problems (e.g. geographic size, backwardness, large peasantry, corruption). The role of reform and political development as a catalyst for revolution or opposition to government. 3 Methods of repression and enforcement Similarities and differences between Tsarist, Communist and individual rulers’ methods: government policies (e.g. education, judiciary, emergency powers, food requisitioning) propaganda and censorship secret police (e.g. Third Section, Okhrana, Cheka, NKVD, MVD, KGB) ‘guests of the Tsar’, the Lyubianka, exile and gulags denunciations, fear, espionage, chistka and show trials anti-semitism and pogroms role of positions such as the Minister of the Interior importance of individuals such as Trepov, Plehve, Dzerzhinsky, Yezhov, Beria the Red Terror and Ezhovschina ideological tenets of the Cold War and mistrust of the
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