Russia Collectivisation

Question 1

1927

• Stalin announced …
• Grain procurement …

Answer 1

(1927)
-… Collectivisation and peasants were asked to voluntarily take part (IGNORED).

• fell, despite a good harvest (kulaks blamed for hoarding to increase prices).

Question 2

1928

• Food …
• Police confiscated…

Answer 2

(1928)

• Food shortages.
• Police confiscated food and took it to the towns.

Question 3

1929

• Announced…
• Therefore, the peasants…

Answer 3

(1929)

• announced compulsory collectivisation enforced by the army
• therefore, the peasants burned their crops and killed their animals.

Question 4

1930

Answer 4

(1930)

• Famine.
• Collectivisation paused (March).

Question 5

1931

-Collectivisation restarted…

Answer 5

(1931)

-Collectivisation restarted and so did the burning or crops and killing of livestock.

Question 6

1932 and 1933

-By 1932,…

Answer 6

(1932)
-By 1932, 62% of peasants had been forced into the Kolkhoz.
(1933)
-Famine in Ukraine in particular where 5million died.
-Stalin blamed the kulaks and then their LAND was TAKEN, they were SHOT/ SENT to LABOUR CAMPS in Siberia, whole VILLAGES were surrounded and KILLED.

Question 7

1934

Answer 7

(1934)

-7 million kulaks ‘ELIMINATED’.