Soviet History Lectures
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SOVIET HISTORY
Soviet History Curriculum
Soviet History Lectures
- Background & Terms
- The Philosophical Background of Communism
- The Romanovs and the Rule of the Czars
- The Russian Revolution
- The Murder of the Romanovs
- The Suppression of the Church in Russia
- The Tambov Rebellion, 1920-1922
- The Kronstandt Rebellion, 1921 & the Collapse of Idealism
- The New Economic Policy, 1921
- The Descent of Lenin, 1922-1924
- The Struggle for Power: The Ascent of Stalin
- Planning in Sets of Five: Five-Year Plans and Economic Centralization, 1928-1991
- The KGB, NKVD, Cheka, GRU & the Death of Iron Felix, 1926
- The Ukrainian Holodomor: 1933-1936
- Police State: 1930-1953
- The GULAG System: 1935-1955
- The Great Purge: 1936-1937
- The Moscow Show Trials: 1936-1937
- The Spanish Civil War: 1936-1939
- Ribbentrop Pact: 1937-1941
- The Invasion of Finland: 1939-1940
- The Invasion of Poland (1939) and the Tense Peace
- WW2: 1941-1945
- The Contested Occupation of the Baltic States: Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, 1944-1991
- The Katyn Forest Massacre (1940) and the Impact of Chronic Atrocities
- Yalta and the Advent of the Red Post-War Order: 1945-1946
- Stalin's Slave Labor Army: POW's, Prisoners, and the Seven Sisters
- Keelhaul and Forced Repatriation, 1945-1950
- The Origins of the Cold War: 1945-1950
- The Soviet Union and the United Nations: 1945-1955
- The Korean War: 1949-1954
- The Soviet Atomic Program: 1949
- The Chinese Revolution: 1949-1959
- The Vietnam Revolution: 1945-1975
- The Kitchen Debate: 1959
- The Death of Stalin: 1953
- The Return of the German POW's: 1954
- Georgiy Malenkov and Laventii Beria: 1953-1955
- Nikita Khrushchev: 1955-1964
- The Soviet Space Program: 1955-1991
- The Hungarian Revolution: 1956
- The Cuban Revolution: 1959 & the Cuban Missile Crisis: 1962
- The Francis Gary Powers U2 Incident: 1960
- Leonid Brezhnev: 1964-1982
- Soviet Corruption and Malaise: 1960-1990
- The Prague Spring: 1968
- Tensions and Clashes with China: 1969-1991
- Solzhenitsyn, GULAG's, Embarrassments: 1974
- The Invasion of Afghanistan: 1980-1990
- Problems in Poland & Eastern Europe: 1980-1991
- The Soviet's Existential Threat: Ronald Reagan: 1980-1989
- Yuri Andropov and Konstantin Chernenko: 1982-1984
- Reinventing the Evil Empire: the elevation of Mikhail Gorbachev
- Downing of KAL007, Cold-Blooded Murder of Civilians: 1983
- Glasnost (1985) and Perestroika (1985)
- The Chernobyl Disaster: 1986
- The end of the Berlin Wall and its Key Dates: 1961, 1963, 1987, 1989
- The Coup against Gorbachev: Two Futures for Russia
- Gorbachev vs. Yeltsin: Two Other Futures for Russia
- Political Collapse: the End of the Soviet Union
- Russia in the 1990s: the Collapse of Capitalism's Credibility
- Russia's Refusal to Confront the Crimes of the Past & Stalinist Revisionism
- The Left's Refusal to Confront the Soviet Crimes
- The Soviet Union in Cinema and Culture: 1940-Present
Soviet History Exams
- Soviet History Exam: Multiple Choice (50)
- Soviet History Exam: Multiple Choice Answers
- Soviet History Exam: Short Answer (10)
- Soviet History Exam: Short Answer Answers
- Soviet History Exam: Essays (5)
- Soviet History Exam: Essay Answer Outlines
Soviet History Essays
- Essay: Economic Failures of Communism
- Essay: Explaining the Economic Failures of Communism
- Essay: The Millions who Died by Communism
- Essay: The Wars Started by Communism and Why it Utilizes War
- Essay: Communism's Opposition to Individualism
- Essay: Communism's Cult of Personality & Abuse of Psychology, Propaganda
- Essay: The Key Leaders of Communism
- Essay: Prominent Historians of Communism
- Essay: Key Facts, Figures, and Massacres Covered up by Left-Wing Academics
Miscellaneous
- Essay:Greatest Mysteries of World History
- Essay:Greatest Myths of World History
- Essay:Liberal Denials about History
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