1. Everyday Stalinism
Citizens were watched, spied on and were basically at the mercy of the high-ranking communist officials. ... First, Stalinism can be defined as "Communist Party rule, Marxist- Taylor 2 Leninist ideology, rampant bureaucracy, leader cults, state control over production and distribution police surveillance, terror- (Fitzpatrick, 1999, 3). ... The Communist party, among other things, demanded loyalty. ... There was a formal scale of punishment for those who violated the party in anyway. ... The famine, the shortages, the changing culture, and general reign of terror of the commu...
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