The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 221
... kolhoznik has to pay for his meals out of his wages . If he is paid in kind , he pays the rent in kind . He is not allowed to cook for himself or even to take his food - ration from the common dining - room and eat it at home in the ...
... kolhoznik has to pay for his meals out of his wages . If he is paid in kind , he pays the rent in kind . He is not allowed to cook for himself or even to take his food - ration from the common dining - room and eat it at home in the ...
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... kolhoz . In 1933 Stalin declared that the kolhoznik must be well off . He was allowed to keep his own cow and poultry as well as to have a kitchen - garden . But very soon the kolhoznik refused to maintain those conditions because one's ...
... kolhoz . In 1933 Stalin declared that the kolhoznik must be well off . He was allowed to keep his own cow and poultry as well as to have a kitchen - garden . But very soon the kolhoznik refused to maintain those conditions because one's ...
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... kolhoznik has to pay 300 gallons of milk ! At that rate it is certainly not worth while to keep a cow . It is much the same with poultry or a kitchen - garden . A great quantity of vegetables has to be given to the State , but at the ...
... kolhoznik has to pay 300 gallons of milk ! At that rate it is certainly not worth while to keep a cow . It is much the same with poultry or a kitchen - garden . A great quantity of vegetables has to be given to the State , but at the ...
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