Summary Soviet Foreign Policy essay plan

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Suspicion + isolation
for Russia
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uprising-
general spread across This would then lead to a
west of communist worldwide proletarian
ideas
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revolution

to solve the chaotic T
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sought
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who to
Chinese border
bring down X organisation spreading
proletariat revolution
the


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powers T This was due to its ↑
↑
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The Comintern which

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country
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Germany
form of
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in the Between
the proletariat and
election 1924 or their commitment to

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years ↑
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to a
X
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building
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british diplomatic stage abandon their fear of

urging on the therefore
rise i n
hostility Capitalist powers
gained recognition
X
to they open to
workers promote Y The plan
revolution ↑ X X for Comintern
negotiations
a
The Soviet union had some foreign policy successes but COMINTERN X
CONCLUSION
,

↑ their international position
↑
wa s still not secure
T - Also
recognised the need
relations
and

and
desirability
trade links
for foreign
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in the
general strike Y ↓ ↓ ofm e USSR Baltic States -
established formal In 1920

by Russia Soviet policy foreign governments gave no concrete 'Internation al
security -
In 1924 she was they were

established
was
regarded by other assurance of recognised by France Britain
↓
,

remained
powers as ambiguous very safety and failed the Far East
and others .
With
↓
Finland
or at wast decietful
suspicious of close
to
The policy
in ↓
↓
links change opinions was not successful Japan
until
wasnt
1925
also

Trade
↓ ↓ treaty ↓
↓ ↓
both
with Britain ↓ provided
due to the parallel search Russia supported in finally the Soviet
Because the
many countries were 1921
evacuating unich with new
by of +
the USSR
for Chinese Nationalists
very hostile of the easiern Siberia allies
security and revolutionary policy of
tormenting socialist
communists
↓

change revolutionI n their
stone
by its Starn had
backy ↓
very design misjudged things
↓ own countries
Y
Russia had faced
↓
nor calculated to ↓ although they the
large isolation
amongst
had German contributing to
the
great powers
increase any courrys This suspicion did
support massacre or Chinese amidst the revolution
nor aid Russias
sense of
security ↓
communists and a and Civil war
security deemed war
insignificant scare
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to
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tame
failed
Chinese chaos
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position
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German
Russias foreign policy successes ↓
had little
and
heightened tensions wwI
success in
securing
long-term international

in the East security