Leadership in the Uprising: Comparison of Different Uprising

After the Second World War, the Soviet Union spread its political ideology to the East and Central European countries. Joseph Stalin immediately spread Stalin to each country to maintain Soviet rule. He founded a totalitarian government with civil liberty restricted. Stalin's oppression policy began to change after the death of Stalin of Nika Khrushchev, a new leader of the Soviet Union, a door to East and Central Europe countries was opened and challenged the Soviet rule.

After the Polish zoning in the second half of the 18th century and after the uprising of the separatist forces (Russian Empire, Prussia, Austria - Hungarian Empire) (Koshitushko uprising, November uprising, January uprising, etc.) many Polish Selection - or banishment - formed a large-scale expatriate (called Polonia) especially in France and the United States who was forced. On 18 May 1944, the Crimean Tatars (200 thousand) that remained on the Crimea peninsula were all expelled to Central Asia as ethnic cleansing and collective punishment for false accusations. Between 1967 and 1973, in the Diego Garcia, the British government forcibly dismantled about 2,000 people of Chagos Island for the military base jointly operated by the United States and the UK today.

Of course, these are statistics before the uprising. But what kind of policies have been seen since the riot? All Baltimore politicians vowed that the situation varies after the uprising in April 2015, as the politicians followed after the 1968 Holy Week uprising after Dr. King was assassinated . As Baltimore san Kevin wrote in the Democratic primary election announced in April 2016, it will lead to the current group of elected officials: many promise that things will eventually change. The mayor candidate insisted that they would be conduits. City advocates pointed out the increase in charitable donation at Sandtown - Winchester and the revival of the community group, Gray was arrested. Business leaders are committed to hiring more local residents. Representatives of Annapolis approve the law aimed at police reform and financing against the destruction of the vacant building in Baltimore and the investment in poor communities in the city