Across
- 3. The name of the leader of the USSR from the late 1920s after leadership contest
- 5. As a result of food shortages, some resorted to this - which meant to literally eat other people!
- 6. A metro and canal were built in this city to help with transportation
- 10. The process of merging small, independent farms into one large one, controlled by the government
- 13. This person was murdered in the HQ office in Leningrad, apparently because he was becoming too popular
- 14. As a result of industrialisation, there was a shortage of these in cities for people
- 15. Stalin was able to get more people into ? by giving them jobs in factories in the cities
- 17. This group of people were seen as an enemy to Stalin, as they were richer than other Peasants in society
- 18. A big example of this happened in 1932-3, killing millions of people
Down
- 1. The country that was hid hardest within the Soviet Union when famine hit
- 2. Living ? continued to fall throughout the 1930s
- 4. If they were not immediately shot, Kulaks and other rebels may have been sent to Labour ?
- 6. More of these meant farms needed fewer workers and more could help industrialise in cities instead
- 7. A mountain range in the USSR where a lot of factories were built behind to keep them safe during wartime
- 8. The surname of Alexei who was rewarded for his supposed hard work and effort as an example to others to work hard
- 9. The number of years that each industrial 'plan' should last according to Stalin
- 11. An Anti-? alliance was set up to eliminate this contender from the running initially
- 12. A 6-mark question will always ask to you to find the ? first of all
- 16. Stalin believed that society must be ? which is why he wanted to eliminate classes