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for the multiple choice, i would have to say that it is the inhumanene answer. The poster shows a sister pouring water infront of a POW, while other germans watch on - i don't feel that this is urging women to join the red cross or whatever it was, but simply creating a greater hatred for the...

agreed, 100%

did exactly the same thing! how many pages did you do?

haha no clue - i have pretty big handwriting i guess, but i did 5 pages on russia, 5.5 on peace/conflict(Indochina), and i think 7 on personality study(Ho chi minh). what about you?

haha good to see. How many pages did you write?

I wrote about how communist theory was that everyone was equal, but the peasants were treated so harshly(grain requesitioned etc), how lenin was glamorised(petrograd changed to leningrad), and how the NEP was a partial return to capitalism. and i can't remember anything else. haha you?

Did anyone else struggle with the russia questions? i did question A and it was tough!

No, the poster is propaganda to create hatred for germany, by making up attrocities like the poster. The inhumane answer was right - i'm 90% sure

i did russia and the soviet union for international study, thought both questions were pretty hard. i did question a) wasn't at all happy with my answer! haha

thats what i got!

germans appear inhumaine

This. couldn't be any more true!

i'm debating whether i should bother studying this any more tonight? i know an essay question rarely comes up. And if the question was about the nature, aims and methods of pol pot - and i decided to do it, i would be extremely annoyed that i studied a whole topic about Vietnam to have to not...

Ho chi minh was the worst part of my trial (18/25), but i didn't really study him, except for a little of his biography. So i am hoping that the exam questions are good and i can push that mark above 20!

Okay thanks heaps!

Could you also talk about the bolshevik decrees in 1917? (land given to peasants, changes in working hours, banning of non-bolshevik newspapers etc?)

So if you got a question about soviet foreign policy until 1941 you would talk about each of these policies?

Hey, Was just a bit unsure of what soviet foreign policy is. Is it like war communism, nep, collectivisation, industrialisation, collectivisation? Any help would be appreciated!

What are you going to focus on in Ho's late life if they ask for a boigraphy question?!

You have to get in the close to the 80's for the mark to not scale down