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• Hitler and the Nazi party promised to stabilize the country and restore
the empire that had been lost in WWI.
• Stalinism refers to the policies and governmental philosophy of
Joseph Stalin, leader and dictator of the Soviet Union from 1924 to
1953.
• A system whereby all goods are owned in common and are available
to all as needed.
• The population suffered immensely during the Great Terror of the 1930s,
during which Stalin purged the party of “enemies of the people”, resulting in
the execution of thousands and the exile of millions to the gulag system of
slave labor camps. http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/historic_figures/stalin_joseph.shtml
• Fascism allowed private enterprise (but controlled it); communism does not
allow private property.
• Fascism is said to be “right-wing”; communism is said to be “left-wing”.
• Fascism told people they had to sacrifice for their country; communism told
people they had to sacrifice for their fellow citizens.
• Stalin purged the communist party of those that were
considered enemies. Thousands were executed.
• In each instance, the unelected few make and enforce the rules
and dictate policy to the majority of the citizens who have no
say in what the government does.
• The “Big Numbers” school, associated with the right wing, have
made estimates on the high end while the “Lower Numbers”
school, members of the liberal wing, have made estimates on the
low end.
• Enn Sarv: Survivor Nazi Concentration Camp & Soviet Gulag 6:11 (entire clip)
• Tiia-Ester Loitme: Conductor, Deported at Age 14 (view the first 4:11 of this
clip)