Collectivisation

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collectivisation by stalin
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Mind Map by g-jacqmin, updated more than 1 year ago
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Collectivisation
  1. Causes
    1. Raise food to feed 5-year plan workers
      1. 1928= 2 million tonnes short of grain
        1. Raise money by selling surplus abroad
          1. Most peasants: Kulaks (rich) or peasants (poor)
            1. Peasants didn't work enough to feed farms individually
              1. 1928: 2 million short on grain
              2. What?
                1. Land and animals were now owned by the government
                  1. Peasants all had to move into large farms : Kohlkovs
                    1. But small part set for personal use
                      1. Animals+tools used and shared by everyone
                      2. Motor Tractor Stations (MTS): provided tractors
                        1. 90% of kholkov produce sent to government, 10% to feed peasants
                        2. Events
                          1. Communist party delegations took food- peasants starved
                            1. Kulaks arrested and sent to : labour camps or poor-quality land
                              1. 1929: 25,000 party workers sent to farms for harvest
                                1. 1932-33: Food production fell+ famine
                                  1. 1934: no Kulaks left
                                    1. 1941: Stalin achieved collectivisation - most farms
                                      1. Nov. 1929- Mar.1930 : 60% of farms collectivised
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