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Senast redigerad av Kedoslav 2022-03-19 kl. 12:14.
Senast redigerad av Kedoslav 2022-03-19 kl. 12:14.
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1) Both became Russian President at a similar age
Mr Putin first became President in 2000 at the age of 47 while Stalin succeeded Vladimir Lenin aged 45, in 1924.
2) Each promised to bring stability
Stalin made his pledge after Russia emerged from a civil war in 1921 as the newly formed Soviet Union.
3) Similar use of historical narratives
Stalin and Mr Putin each repeated the rhetoric that Russia requires a “strong hand” to prevent internal disorder and protect against external aggression.
4) Repression of political opponents
The repeated language both men used allowed them to forge political systems where no-one could challenge their personal authority.
5) Extreme patriotism of the state
Both men sought to protect the long-term security of the Russian or Soviet state above all else.
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1) Both became Russian President at a similar age
Mr Putin first became President in 2000 at the age of 47 while Stalin succeeded Vladimir Lenin aged 45, in 1924.
2) Each promised to bring stability
Stalin made his pledge after Russia emerged from a civil war in 1921 as the newly formed Soviet Union.
3) Similar use of historical narratives
Stalin and Mr Putin each repeated the rhetoric that Russia requires a “strong hand” to prevent internal disorder and protect against external aggression.
4) Repression of political opponents
The repeated language both men used allowed them to forge political systems where no-one could challenge their personal authority.
5) Extreme patriotism of the state
Both men sought to protect the long-term security of the Russian or Soviet state above all else.
1) Both became Russian President at a similar age
Mr Putin first became President in 2000 at the age of 47 while Stalin succeeded Vladimir Lenin aged 45, in 1924.
2) Each promised to bring stability
Stalin made his pledge after Russia emerged from a civil war in 1921 as the newly formed Soviet Union.
3) Similar use of historical narratives
Stalin and Mr Putin each repeated the rhetoric that Russia requires a “strong hand” to prevent internal disorder and protect against external aggression.
4) Repression of political opponents
The repeated language both men used allowed them to forge political systems where no-one could challenge their personal authority.
5) Extreme patriotism of the state
Both men sought to protect the long-term security of the Russian or Soviet state above all else.
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