School
History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics
The political, social, economic and international conditions leading to Bolshevik success after 1917; the nature of the Soviet state as evolving under Lenin ; the evolution of Stalin's personal rule and the Stalinist system; the nature and limits of de-stalinization under Kruschchev.
To understand the Bolshevik takeover of Russia, the adaption of Marxism to Russian conditions and the adjustment of the peoples of Russia to such circumstances.
To discover, assess and select evidence mainly from secondary sources, to interpret and evaluate this material, to envisage the ways of thinking in a very different environment.
Coursework
90%
Examination
0%
Practical
10%
20
History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics
HIS3039
Autumn Semester
Previous study in subject required
HIS1002 and HIS1003
**Specific Requirements for Study Abroad Students**:
Students may need to show evidence of previous study
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