Industrialisation (continued)

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Industrialisation (continued)
  1. Stakhanovites
    1. Alexei Stakhanov in 1935, dug out 102 tonnes of coal/ 1 shift = X14 normal amount
      1. "Hero" of socialist labour
        1. All workers encouraged to be Stakhanovites
      2. Womens roles
        1. Women used as workers in 5 year plans
          1. Thousands new creches and day-care centers
            1. 1937: 40% of workers = women. (12% increases from 1928)
              1. 1937: 20% of builders= women
                1. 1937: 70% of jobs in health= women
                  1. 4/5 workers in 1932/37 = women
                    1. BUT : restricted divorce and less independence
                      1. 1936: Abortion was made illegal
                        1. Birth rate increased from 25-31 thousand
                        2. Women with 6 or more babies payed 2000 roubles/year
                        3. Belomor Canal
                          1. 100,000 died making the canal
                            1. Representation of poor working conditions in Russia
                              1. Most workers =prisoners ( Jews, political opponents and Kulaks)
                              2. Other
                                1. Wages fell 1928-37
                                  1. 1932: man+woman = 1 man/ 1 woman in 1928
                                    1. Late 1930's : many soviets had well-paid skilled jobs
                                    2. Minorities like Cossacks and Jews attacked + suffered racism
                                      1. "Muslims hold back industrialisation in Central Asia" --> leaders imprisoned, mosques closed
                                        1. No unemployment
                                          1. Education= free + compulsory
                                            1. 1940: more doctors/head than Britain
                                              1. Homosexuality banned
                                                1. 1935: Law made children over 12 considered as adults to stop juvenile crime
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