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Socialism In One Country

Russia · Government / Government of Russia. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

8Records
1925–1926Date range
2Named people
0Places

Chronological records

1925

Nikolai Bukharin1925

Government / Government of Russia

1st to use the expression, "socialism in one country"

Nikolai Bukharin1925

Government / Government of Russia

After the death of Lenin there is a shift in the Cominterns focus from world revolution towards a defence of the Soviet state paerticularly when Joseph Stalin takes power and upholds "socialism in one country", detailed by Nikolai Bukharin in his brochure "Can We Build Socialism in One Country in the Absence of the Victory of the West-European Proletariat?"

Joseph Stalin1925

Government / Government of Russia

Stalin upholds the thesis of "socialism in one country", detailed by Nikolai Bukharin

1926

Nikolai BukharinJanuary 1926

Government / Government of Russia

The policy of Socialism in one country is finalized as e state policy after Stalins January 1926 article On the Issues of Leninism

Joseph Stalin1926

Government / Government of Russia

"Socialism In One Country" is finalized as the state policy after Stalins January 1926 article On the Issues of Leninism

Joseph Stalin1926

Government / Government of Russia

The dream of a world revolution is abandoned after the failures of the Spartacist uprising in Germany and of the Hungarian Soviet Republic and the failure of all revolutionary movements in Europe such as in Italy

Joseph Stalin1926

Government / Government of Russia

for the USSR it is the base of the world revolutionary movement, and this revolutionary movement cannot be defended and promoted without defending the USSR

Joseph Stalin1926

Government / Government of Russia

where the fascist squadristi broke the strikes and quickly assumed power following the 1922 March on Rome. Stalin makes the party line clear: "An internationalist is one who is ready to defend the USSR without reservation, without wavering, unconditionally

Names involved

Joseph StalinNikolai Bukharin

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