Soviet Russia's Place in the World After World War One

The crisis of massive peasant revolt sweeping the russian countryside and the failure of the international proletarian revolution to materialize after world war one. Soviet russia's place in the world fies here with a series of treaties and diplomatic agreements with historical rivals like poland and turkey. New, nominally independent entities that wind up serving is little more than puppet states controled by moscow. The tenth party congress also set the tone for a debate inside the communist party about how to deal with non russian nationalities in their sphere of orbit.