Legacy of Communist Leaders

The legacy of Communist leader The history of modern Russia (20th century) was the era of Communist government. After the revolution in 1917, Russia became the first communist country that survived until 1991. The sharp change of 74 years left a big sign in the history of Russia. This history introduces us to the greatest Communist leaders. History itself does not happen. There must be someone who makes it. In our history, these people are Lenin, Stalin, Khrushchev, Brezhnev, Gorbachev, Yeltsin.

In addition to the Communist legacy, at a deeper level, the conversion process seems to be influenced by past and communist long-term factors. Many of these heritages were temporarily "frozen" during the Communist regime and were revitalized after the collapse. Because the quest for heritage is focused on recent remains, it is often overlooked. Communist society. For example, in the territorial structure of political acts, models before the war have been replicated in several countries in this region 5. Other analyzes show that the family tradition is essential to the economic and political entrepreneurial spirit since 1989.

In 1952, three years after Communist guerrilla of Mao entered Beijing, China visited a model group farm in Uganda and the heritage of 1917 was still effective. Leading farmers' leaders in Wugong village, 120 miles south of Beijing, changed his journey. Returning home, he shaves his mustache, grows a mustache, wears a suit, and evangelizes for agricultural groups and magical tractors. Revolutionary China only strengthened Washington's determination to contain Communism. But when the United States began a devastating war in Vietnam, a new generation of Marxist appeared in the south and they attacked the "new imperialists" who believed that moderate social elders would tolerate. The Cuban sponsored Africa, Latin America and Asian Socialist Delta Meeting brought a wave of new revolution in 1966; by 1980 Marxism - Leninist countries expanded from Afghanistan to Angola, South Yemen, Somalia.

In 1966, Chinese Communist leader Mao Zedong started a so-called cultural revolution to reaffirm his authority over the Chinese government. Mao believed that the present Communist leaders are pushing the party and China itself in the wrong direction, eliminating the "impurities" of Chinese society and revolutionary spirit that led to the civil war 20 years ago and the victory of the Chinese people I asked my young people to reactivate them. Republic's formation culture revolution continues at various stages until the death of Mao's East in 1976, the legacy of torture and violence will resonate with China's politics and society in the coming decades.