The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 4
Page 218
... Collectivisation in the Volga district . It began in December 1928 with arrests , by the G.P.U. , of the richest peasants and the destruction of their homes . Those peasants were now called ' kulaks , ' and the destruction of their ...
... Collectivisation in the Volga district . It began in December 1928 with arrests , by the G.P.U. , of the richest peasants and the destruction of their homes . Those peasants were now called ' kulaks , ' and the destruction of their ...
Page 219
... Collectivisation . Six years have gone by since then : time enough to rebuild everything . The Soviet Government declares that the collective farms are prospering . But as soon as Collectivisation came into force famine began . It grew ...
... Collectivisation . Six years have gone by since then : time enough to rebuild everything . The Soviet Government declares that the collective farms are prospering . But as soon as Collectivisation came into force famine began . It grew ...
Page 220
... Collectivisation destroy its problematic advantages . Every one knows this fact , although officially the kulaks and wreckers are held responsible for the failure . In a village in the province of Samara , not far from the town of ...
... Collectivisation destroy its problematic advantages . Every one knows this fact , although officially the kulaks and wreckers are held responsible for the failure . In a village in the province of Samara , not far from the town of ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
acceptance administration American angels Belgian Belgium Brand Whitlock British Brussels Camp VII century Charles Lamb cinema collective farms Collectivisation constitution Court criticism Deal difficult England English European fact Federal films Fishguard force France French frigates George George III German Gold Clause Governing Commission House Indian influence interest J. F. C. Fuller John Joint Select Committee King kolhoz kolhoznik labour land leaders League of Nations Leopold literature living London Lord Cawdor ment military million mind mountain mystics Nanga Parbat night officers opinion organised Palace party passed peasant Pembrokeshire philosophy Plebiscite poet poetry political porters President Princes Rakhiot Peak reforms remained responsibility Roosevelt roubles Saar Saarlander safeguards seems snow social spirit Square St James's Stackpole supreme Tate things thought tion to-day Tribe troops truth Venner volume whole Winston Churchill workers