Russian Recovery after WW2

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Russian Recovery after WW2
  1. Consequences of War
    1. Civilian deaths: 19 million
      1. Soldiers killed: 9 million
        1. Villages destroyed: 70,000
          1. Kholkoz wasted: 100,000
            1. Scorched earth policy: Territory recovered of not much value
              1. Labour camps: 1.6m in 1942--> 4.7m in 1947
              2. Territory
                1. Gained: Estonia, Latvia,Lithuania
                  1. Satellite sates: East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania+Bulgaria
                  2. Industrial Development
                    1. 4th 5-year plan: Heavy industry+transport
                      1. Urban workforce: 67m-77m
                        1. More women( men died in war)
                        2. 1947: Devaluation of the rouble by 90%
                          1. Everyone lost savings
                          2. Consumer goods in short supply
                            1. Collective farms: 1/3 of pre-war levels (less men)
                              1. Collectivisation resumed
                              2. Wages on farms= 20% of industrial wages
                                1. USSR only second to USA in industrial capacity
                                2. Harvest fail+drought
                                  1. 1945 harvest= 60% of pre-war levels
                                    1. 1946: nation-wide drought
                                    2. Cult of personality
                                      1. Accepted that Stalin was absolute after victory
                                        1. 'Mature dictatorship' reached
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