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This document discusses Lenin's policies and orders during the Russian Revolution, including ordering executions of Kulaks and instituting economic policies to introduce communism. It also asks about disadvantages the Whites may have faced in the coalition opposing the Reds and mentions a policy Lenin instituted that was against the principles of communism.

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Why do you believe that lenin orders the Kulaks to be hanged as
the method of execution?
What is potential problem with Lenin ordering 'at least 100'
executions?
Why would it be interest of the entire revolution' that this
policy be implemented?
What economic decisions were made to introduce communism?
there are 5 here
What disadvantage would the Whites have based on the groups
that made up the coalition? Why might the ordinary Russian be
reluctant to support Whites?
What did Lenin institute a policy that is the anti thesis of
communism?
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