1. Watch the film entitled Within the Whirlwind, starring Emily Watson. 2. Wri

1. Watch the film entitled Within the Whirlwind, starring Emily Watson.
2. Write a 2-3 page response to the following:
Based upon Within the Whirlwind and any other material you encountered in the study of the Russian Revolution, identify and discuss 3 or 4 essential differences between the legal/political
realities faced by a criminal defendant charged with a political crime in the communist Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin and the legal/political realities that would be faced by a criminal defendant in a Western democracy, like the US or England.
3. I am looking for you to identify what was so wrong with the Soviet form of law and government from the perspective of an ordinary citizen – – i.e., what were the basic legal/political freedoms, protections, and/or opportunities they lacked? What principles (or lack of principles) of the Soviet system of law/government in Stalinist Russia allowed this type of injustice to happen to Professor Ginzburg? Why would things have gone differently for Professor Ginsburg in the USA?
4. Do not summarize the film. Get straight to answering the question.I am looking for concision and your ability to stay on point.