Overall, It Would Appear That Regarding Crime During Stalin's Early

question 41

Multiple Choice

Overall, it would appear that regarding crime during Stalin's early years,

• A) theft increased while concern about committing theft decreased.
• B) embezzlement and fraud didn't happen very often, because people in a position to commit those acts had no need to do so.
• C) violent crimes decreased because of the oversight of the KGB.
• D) prostitution was rare because few had the funds to purchase such services.
• E) the Soviet Union statistics showing a sharp decline in robberies and other theft were completely fabricated.

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