History

The Stalin Regime: 1928-1941

ByCity Lit

Beginner

An introductory history course examining Stalin’s regime in the Soviet Union from 1928 to 1941 through short lectures, discussion and preparatory reading.

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About this course

The course examines how Stalin’s regime was established and how it reshaped Soviet society, the economy and culture during the 1930s. It also considers the regime’s use of violence, changes in its methods over time, and the extent to which Stalin personally shaped Stalinism. Teaching combines short lectures with class discussion and debate. Learners will also analyse primary sources and complete preparatory reading before each class.

What you'll learn

  • Assess the extent to which Stalin personally shaped Stalinism
  • Identify major changes to Soviet society, the economy and culture during the 1930s
  • Explain how the Soviet regime used violence and how its methods changed over time
  • Analyse and discuss primary sources

Is this course right for you?

This introductory course is intended for learners approaching the history of Stalin’s regime. Participation involves respectful class discussion and debate, alongside preparatory reading before each class. An open-minded approach to discussion is requested.

  • Class discussion and debate are central to the teaching format
  • Preparatory reading is expected before each class

Before you go

  • The source states that there are no additional costs and nothing needs to be brought.

Where this course runs

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