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venerdì, settembre 26, 2003
Non preoccupatevi. Li abbiamo eliminati tutti. Leggere alla pagina 200 del secondo volume dell’Enciclopedia Sovietica (1954) alla voce kulaki. Qualcuno si è preso la briga di tradurre. (Via Dean Esmay). Estratto tanto per rendere l’idea.
Until 1929 the Soviet government pursued policies of restricting and displacing the Kulaks, decisively suppressing all their attempts to fight the Soviet authority, spoil state bread procurements, kill village activists, etc. As a result of forced collectivization, the Kulaks were liquidated as a class (see Agricultural collectivization). With the victory of the kolhoz* system the conditions that gave rise to the Kulak order disappeared. In Soviet villages, the bourgeois ownership system has been forever liquidated and the socialist system created. |
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