Red Alert - Our 1953 USSR
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So chat, something to consider going forward the ''Dnipro clan'' for those unaware these unaware that's a circle of politicians and government figures based around Dnipropetrovsk that had access to top Soviet decision making levels and senior officers via Brezhnev and Khrushchev to a lesser extent leading a special relationship with the soviet centre.
The Soviet communist party is well a party one must willing and able to forge coalitions with elements with it even if we are going the Bonapartist Zhukov route.
By the way chat, an up and coming will the 1954 Geneva Conference concerning Korea and Indochina.
The Soviet communist party is well a party one must willing and able to forge coalitions with elements with it even if we are going the Bonapartist Zhukov route.
By the way chat, an up and coming will the 1954 Geneva Conference concerning Korea and Indochina.
He's Georgy.
Anyway, what does "leader of USSR" mean? Lenin and Stalin were Prime Ministers (heads of government), so the one who takes this post will be considered the new leader, like Malenkov IOTL.
Old school conservative communists, the only reason to pick one of them is to slide back in time. Plus they supported Stalin 's policies. Useless lot
God no. While not the worst choice, still not a great leader. Plus on a personal note: he cancelled heavy tanks. The fucker 😉
Maybe. He's strengths were not in the military space where he served, he did well in Finance however.
Same problem as A, B and C
My pick. Seems to be more of a Tony Stark pick, but I like it.
Didn't want it, plus being a decent general - I prefer others - doesn't make you a great statesman.
However, regardless of who we pick, we need to go to a better economic model, where we reward effort yet leave no one behind. Neither the US nor the USSR ever had such a system. So perhaps a Scandinavian or post Unificiation German Socialist state like structure. And fucking shoot Lysenko
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Gaúcho Maldito
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We do need to mass invest into eletronics, but wasn't OGAS meant to control a planned economy?
Our framework is to descentralize and implement market reforms in to the USSR, a mix of Iugoslavia and China. I don't think the OGAS program is suited for it.
we will see, but i want to make him taking over as realistic as possible
Yeah it also let’s us control the global market economy when we get more connected
Bulganin or Malenkov will be the likely winners of that. Both of them have the political experience to work around/with Zhukov and his relative political inexperience to the other options.
I do think we can move the country in a good direction with our choices though, maybe bring along some Special Economic Zones to help modernize the Union.
Oh guys we should also focus on reviving torn down cultures even our original Russian culture where everyone clothed themselves as feudal peasents