Communism In Europe

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in Eastern Europe was tolerable. No Matter how hard the Soviets tried and how much influenced they had, resistance was always ahead of them. Consequently, due to an abundance of internal and external reasons Communism in the People's Republic of Poland was crippled from the start. Specifically, growing hatred towards the Soviets, Economic failures and Religious resistance lead to the eventual termination of Communism in Poland.
First off, an internal reason that hindered the permanent implementing of Communism would be the lack of true communists in Poland. It is rather obvious that if people in Poland supported a true communist society than it would've thrived, however Citizens of the Polish Republic completely disagreed with it. Not only did the Soviet Union try and instill a government that was not wanted, they further increased the hatred towards communistic ideas. This hatred would eventually contribute to the demise of Soviet power in Poland. The aim the Soviet ...

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Massacre in 1940, in which the Soviet Secret Police carried out a mass execution of about 22,000 Polish officers. Adding insult to injury, as well as perfectly demonstrating why the Soviets were not to be trusted, the Soviet Nation denied the knowledge of these deaths and pinned the blame on Nazi Germany. All of Poland knew these claims were false because the date in which the massacre took place was before the German Invasion. Nonetheless, this furthered the outraged Poles felt towards the Soviets as well as building resistance towards communism. Not until 1990 did they take blame for the actions committed in the Katyn Forest (a date which was a little to late). As a result of past ...

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