Question

What are two propaganda statements one statement supporting Stalin's policies and one against it?

Answer 1

In January 1924, tens of thousands of people lined up in Moscow’s
historic Red Square. They had come to view the body of Lenin, who
had died a few days earlier. Lenin’s widow, Nadezhda Krupskaya,
wanted to bury him simply next to his mother. Communist party
officials—including Joseph Stalin—wanted to preserve Lenin’s
body and put it on permanent display. In the end, Lenin’s body
was displayed in Red Square for more than 65 years. By preserving
Lenin’s body, Stalin wanted to show that he would carry on the
goals of the revolution. However, in the years that followed, he
used ruthless measures to control the Soviet Union and its people.
A Totalitarian State
Karl Marx had predicted that under communism the state would
eventually wither away. Under Stalin, the opposite occurred. He
turned the Soviet Union into a totalitarian state controlled by a
powerful and complex bureaucracy.
Stalin’s Five-Year Plans Once in power, Stalin imposed government
control over the Soviet Union’s economy. In the past, said
Stalin, Russia had suffered because of its economic backwardness.
In 1928, he proposed the first of several “five-year plans” aimed at
building heavy industry, improving transportation, and increasing
farm output. He brought all economic activity under government
control. The government owned all businesses and distributed all

Answer 2

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