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Who introduced the Five-Year plan in Russia?
Who introduced the Five-Year plan in Russia?
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The correct option is B Joseph Stalin
Joseph Stalin became the President of the USSR after Lenin's demise. He introduced the Five-Year Plan, an economic policy that laid the objectives and goals for the USSR to achieve in the forthcoming five years. It transformed the USSR into a well-developed country with its twin policies of industrialisation and collectivisation of agriculture.
Joseph Stalin became the President of the USSR after Lenin's demise. He introduced the Five-Year Plan, an economic policy that laid the objectives and goals for the USSR to achieve in the forthcoming five years. It transformed the USSR into a well-developed country with its twin policies of industrialisation and collectivisation of agriculture.
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