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Stalin position paper

Stalin doubled the work force by allowing woman to work on it and thus doubling the amount of capital being produced by selling the grains. The soviet union had also doubled the growth of the united states of America from 1917 - 1955 and this was seen as a great achievement because the Soviet Union was one hundred years behind the rest of the world and thanks to Stalin they caught up in just ten years. In an overall look at economic growth, most people believe that there was a noticeable amount of growth in the country and it contributed a great deal to its people. In conclusion, would the USSR have made it as far as they did without the man of steel behind her?.
             The second of Stalin's contributions to the country was propaganda and this enrolled him in the books of trust within his country. He had encouraged people to work for their bread thus making people work a lot harder in order to eat more and this also contributed to the grain harvesting as there was more grain. During World War 2 Stalin got people to work a lot harder in order to get supplies more rapidly to the battle line. Without Stalin during World War 2 when Hitler attacked the Soviet Union a good question can be pondered and that is "would the soviet union had won that war if Stalin had not prepared them for it?" he had organized campaigns for hatred against the enemies of the Soviet Union. Without the propaganda, people would not have had the motivation to fight as hard as they did in the war against Hitler. Propaganda helped him to gain control of his country and his people and this was a great advantage to the country and its people. To conclude propaganda ponder this question "where would the soviet union be if they had not trusted their leader or for that fact there was no propaganda to increase their trust in the man of steel?".
             The third of Stalin's contributions to the country was the 5-year plans and they begun in 1932 and ended in 1937.


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