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This is an 8 page paper that provides an overview of Russian history. It takes the format of a dramatic dialogue between Russian leaders past and present. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Come to me, and bring your knowledge! *The ghosts of Nicholas II, Lenin, Stalin, and Khrushchev appear.* Ghosts: (together) SPEAK, IF YOU WOULD KNOW! Kolya:
I call upon you to learn the truths of Communism and the Soviet era! It is a difficult subject to learn about in my country of 21st century America. It
seems to me that fear and distortion corrupt the truth, and I must have the truth! Tell me, spirits, of what Communism was really about! Nicholas II: Ha! I
can tell you what it was about, young Kolya. It was about placing the blame for an entire nations problems on the shoulders of one man! Kolya: What
do you mean? Nicholas II: In the last years of my life, I was the most hated man in Russia. And why? Because millions were killed in the Great
War under my direction? What nation cannot say that it lost millions? Because we suffered economically after the travesties of that war? What country did not suffer? Communism took power
simply because the people sought someone to blame for their troubles, and they found it in me. Lenin: Lies! Stupidity! Ignore this fraud, Kolya. The aristocracy always try to
paint themselves as fundamentally similar to everyday humans such as you and I, but anyone who was there knows that Communism was never about such detached ideological posturing; it was
about simple material reality! Kolya: Oh? Lenin: Nicholas speaks of economic suffering after the war. What does he know of this? Since when did the Tsar and his
ministers ever go hungry in their gilded palace? Never once. But when did the Tsars serfs go hungry? When did the workers who actually fought in the war, and who
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