the great turn

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pravda in 1931 “100 years in 10 speech”

  • to modernise to prevent defeat to other countries

  • russia backwards to international rivalry

  • prevent foreign invasion

  • socialism in one country- modernise or be crushed

  • needs of the state not needs of the people- military, rapid industrialisation

  • paralelle to aleksander III wittes system


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failure of NEP (reason for great turn)

  • not developing an industrial, proletarion and urban and socialist society

  • peasants (80% of population) showed no sign of becoming socialists- can’t rely to produce grain

  • 1927: failing to produce growth

  • 1927-28: crisis in grain procurement- down 25% since previous years


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political compromise of NEP

  • majority of party members accepted but didnt like NEP

  • 5 year plan- turn to revolution

  • “true socialism”- develop industry, not reliant on grain or peasants


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living standards

  • shortages

  • unemploymeny

  • low living standards


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war scores/ international circumstances

  • fear of invastion

  • 1927: diplomatic relations with france/ poland deteriorated

  • suspicion over jaoam

  • need modern industrial base to manufacture ammunition

  • wanted to build “socialism in one country”

  • wanted soviet union less dependent on western manufactured goods


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ideology building socialism

  • land to be socialised through collectivisation- no longer owned by individual peasants

  • industrialisation would lead to growth of proletariot

  • build strong self- sufficient state