The goal of the Soviet policy known as destalinization was to

A. deny that Stalin had done what he was believed to have done.

B. try to change the world's impression of Stalin.

C. purge the country of Stalin's memory.

D. release satellite nations from political controls imposed by Stalin.

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28 September, 18:50

The goal of the Soviet policy known as destalinization was to

A. deny that Stalin had done what he was believed to have done.

B. try to change the world's impression of Stalin.

C. purge the country of Stalin's memory.

D. release satellite nations from political controls imposed by Stalin.

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Frances Huff · Answer 1

C. Purge the country of Stalin's memory - this was largely done through decommissioning many of his reforms and institutions such as his gulags and cult of personality.

The goal of the Soviet policy known as destalinization was toA. deny that Stalin had done what he was believed to have done.B. try to change the world's impression of Stalin.C. purge the country of Stalin's memory.D. release satellite nations from political controls imposed by Stalin.

The goal of the Soviet policy known as destalinization was to

A. deny that Stalin had done what he was believed to have done.

B. try to change the world's impression of Stalin.

C. purge the country of Stalin's memory.

D. release satellite nations from political controls imposed by Stalin.