The Ideology of International Communism Under Stalin Differed from Hitler's

Multiple Choice

The ideology of international communism under Stalin differed from Hitler's ideology in Germany by

A) insisting that the Russian people had a special calling to embrace communism in their country only.
B) expounding a racist attitude toward some ethnic groups in the Soviet Union.
C) concentrating on a small minority of Russians as worth "saving."
D) promoting the ideal of a better world for all the world's downtrodden.
E) pushing industrialization for the sole purpose of preparing for war.