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A) Trotsky’s contribution to the success of the Bolsheviks up to 1922 was vital, as he was a key figure during the November Revolution. He persuaded Lenin to wait until the time was right for the take-over of Petrograd. This was important as it secured the control over the city. Trotsky also organized the take over of the city, seizing the important points of communication and control over bridges, telegraph offices and the railway station. This resulted as a success for the Bolsheviks, due to Kerensky fleeing the city allowing the Bolsheviks a comparatively straight forward take over of the Winter palace, where the Provisional Government was. This secured the Communist victory. Trotsky also played a major part in organizing the Civil War, which secured the Communists victory against the Whites, and secured the Communists position in Russia. He was the Commissar for war, thus he built up the Red Army from nothing, introducing conscription for over eighteen years of age. He brought in nearly 50,00 experienced former Tsarist officers and appointed political commissars. Together they seized many of the key places, such as the central area Western Russia, which contained most of the large Indu
Stalin to stay in power. He was no doubt a clever person, with a clear view of his In my opinion, this was the main reason as to why Stalin was able to consolidate power in Russia. As without planning to improve Russia’s welfare, and improving conditions in Russia, Stalin would have lost all support. Stalin maintained control over the peasants through a policy of Collectivisation. Most farms were small, because of the way land had been shared out after the However, some reasons like the economic policies were more important for Communist who could rival Lenin as a speaker and writer about revolutionary ideas. furthermore secured the Communist state in Russia. He was also the only leading
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