Brezhnev Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Summary of IB HL History of Europe - Topic 16. Notes are made according to the syllabus for Paper 3. NOTE - ONLY STALIN'S RUSSIA IS COVERED IN THESE NOTES. POST-STALIN RUSSIA (ie. Khruschev, Brezhnev, Gorbachev and Post-Soviet Russia are NOT COVERED)

Follows AQA A level history specification for component 2R the Cold War, c1945–1991. Comprehensive notes on the crisis in Czechoslovakia and the Brezhnev doctrine; and Soviet and US relations with China. includes essay plans on analysis of the Sino soviet split- reasons, the extent and timelines. Essay plan on the extent to which Soviet policies towards other members of the communist Eastern Bloc changed after 1962. A* level notes. Colour-coded and complete analysis. Good luck :)

RECEIVED A 7 IN THIS COURSE Full essay plan on "To what extent did Brezhnev achieve his foreign policy aims?" Full outline for 3 body paragraphs with facts and counterclaims

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AMSCO 8.7 Latest Update with Certified Solutions Wladyslaw Gomulka Communist leader who attempted to make Poland less dependent on the Soviet Union Imre Nagy Hungarian Communist Party leader who attempted to end association with the USSR which lead to the 1956 Hungarian revolt. Prague Spring The term for the attempted liberation of Czechoslovakia in 1968. Alexander Dubček Czechoslovakian leader of the Prague Spring in 1968 Brezhnev Doctrine Soviet Union and its allies had the right to inter...

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** RECEIVED A 7 FOR THIS COURSE ** Essay plans for the following questions for IB HL European History: “Stalin’s Five-Year Plans and the policy of collectivization failed to improve the Soviet economy by 1941.” Discuss. Compare and contrast the rise to power of Stalin and Khrushchev To what extent were Khrushchev’s domestic policies successful? To what extent did Brezhnev achieve his domestic policy aims? To what extent did Khrushchev achieve his foreign policy aims?