Soviet Collectivisation - Tool of Punishment Against Ukrainians

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Published on Mar 6, 2021
At the beginning of the 20th century, peasants made up 86% of the Soviet population. In 1926, Soviet leader Joseph Stalin decided that they all need to join collectively controlled farms. Which were established on the land seized from so-called kulaks - also known as wealthy peasants. They, and the villagers, who didn't agree with collectivization, were deported and executed.
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