Analyze the reason of stalin unpoulation in the soviet union
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in the late 1980s, the Soviet Union appeared stronger than ever. They showed signs of recovery from their invasion of Afghanistan, the economy seemed poised to come out of the stagnation of the previous decade, and the Politburo appeared as powerful as it did in the 1950s.
Underneath all of the outward signs of strength, the Soviet Union was coming apart at the seams. Decades of poor decisions and corruption created an unsustainable system that would eventually lead to the collapse of the nation. Though there are dozens of factors that played a role, directly and indirectly, in the fall of the Soviet Union, five systemic problems provided a shaky foundation on which the country could no longer rest.
Underneath all of the outward signs of strength, the Soviet Union was coming apart at the seams. Decades of poor decisions and corruption created an unsustainable system that would eventually lead to the collapse of the nation. Though there are dozens of factors that played a role, directly and indirectly, in the fall of the Soviet Union, five systemic problems provided a shaky foundation on which the country could no longer rest.
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