10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KOLKHOZ»
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kolkhoz in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
kolkhoz and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Encyclopedia of Soviet Law
million kolkhoz farms. Though official attitude regarding them has been wavering
from the beginning and their share both in Soviet agricultural produce as a whole
and in private farming in particular is slowly but constantly diminishing, the ...
F. J. Ferdinand Joseph Maria Feldbrugge, Gerard Pieter Van den Berg, William Bradford Simons, 1985
2
Stalin's Peasants: Resistance and Survival in the Russian ...
kolkhoz otkhodniks should be allowed to stay away as long as they liked, thus
both increasing the financial burden on the kolkhoz and getting out of paying
their proper share. For example, in 1937 G. I. Kharlamov, a kolkhoznik of our
kolkhoz, ...
3
Civil society in Central Asia
which has been inherited from the past, has been repeated within the kolkhoz
system. (Houses of the sons are often built on the father's plot.) By eliminating the
"Begs" and "Khans," the Soviet system paradoxically upheld the local ...
M. Holt Ruffin, Daniel Clarke Waugh, 2011
4
Soviet Economic Institutions: The Social Structure of ...
He is, in effect, the political commissar of the kolkhoz, and the highest authority in
the association in matters of the interpretation of Party and government decisions.
Whereas the kolkhoz chairman cannot discharge the Party secretary, the latter ...
5
Stalinism as a Way of Life: A Narrative in Documents
Signed: Shakhov 26 September 1930 Received by the Kolkhoz Center 27
September 1930. In Starobinsk Raion of Bobruysk Okrug the chairman of "
Colossus" Kolkhoz, G. Gerasimov, was a gangster in 1921 and dealt in
contraband 1923- 24.
Lewis H. Siegelbaum, A. K. Sokolov, 2004
6
The New Central Asia: Geopolitics and the Birth of Nations
'slimming down' a kolkhoz, because one is a member of it by birth (all kolkhozian
children have the right to be considered kolkhozians); it is a place of residence, a
society. As a result, there is some discrepancy between the number of 'kolkhoz ...
7
The Impact of Soviet Policies in Armenia
At any rate, during 1946 the government reduced the number of kolkhozniks
engaged in administrative work by an average of 4.5 "units" in each kolkhoz, "
saving" 923,000 workdays.2 Other kolkhoz abuses were also reported and
condemned ...
Mary Allerton Kilbourne Matossian
8
Political and Social Writings
What must increase above all is production for the kolkhoz, the indispensable
basis for State-run production. And since the kolkhoz peasants do not want to
cooperate in production, they must be compelled to do so. Here is the real
economic ...
Cornelius Castoriadis, David Ames Curtis, 1988
9
Late Stalinist Russia: Society Between Reconstruction and ...
Significantly, it ordered kolkhoz chairmen not to interfere with the work of the
Orgnabor, and not to oppose the will of kolkhozniki who wished to extend the
duration of their contracts or of members of their family willing to follow them.41 In
total, ...
10
Movement, Power and Place in Central Asia and Beyond: ...
He was then first assigned as a land specialist to a kolkhoz in southern
Kyrgyzstan, temporarily leaving his family in Aral behind. After long stays in
different places, being transferred from kolkhoz to kolkhoz, he finally moved back
to Aral at the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «KOLKHOZ»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
kolkhoz is used in the context of the following news items.
Masterpieces of Russian art appear on mail stamps
Famous works were chosen for the commemorative issue, including elements of Vera Mukhina's famous “Worker and Kolkhoz Woman” statue, ... «Russia Beyond the Headlines, Jul 15»
Crowdfunding campaign to bail out Greece fails to meet its target
Amazing what can be achieved when the Kolkhoz put their mind to it. mountolive. These children are joking, aren't they? Greek debt is rising at ... «Spectator.co.uk, Jul 15»
The stunning 50-year transformation of Soviet photography
Khrushchev and Castro have lunch at a kolkhoz in Georgia, 1963.(Vasily Egorov/Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography). Above is a photo ... «Scroll.in, Jun 15»
Seven decades of Soviet photography – in pictures
Khrushchev and Castro have lunch at a kolkhoz in Georgia, 1963. Over 38 days, Cuba's Fidel Castro travelled all over the USSR – the only ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
Buffaloes And Flies In The South China Sea
... amnesty the people scattered to various places and I with my family went to a kolkhoz at the kolkhoz we worked day and night because it was ... «CounterCurrents.org, Jun 15»
Remembering 1941: how the Baltic states are confronting their …
Frozen tableaux capture moments so traumatic — from the aftermath of a rape by a kolkhoz chairman in a grubby toilet stall to prisoners before ... «The Calvert Journal, May 15»
The Latvian financial crisis
Collective farming (kolkhoz) was the main subject in the country. When private property was established kolkhoz's failed as the land was ... «Credit Writedowns, May 15»
Estonian National Male Choir
... kolkhoz or the acumen of the Communist Party's latest Five Year Plan. Rather, Tormis's "Laulja," for male chorus, organ and percussionists, ... «Hamilton Spectator, May 15»
Ed Miliband's manifesto monolith 'is a Kinnock moment'
Worker and Kolkhoz Woman monument, Moscow. Labour sources were swift to point the finger at Torsten Henricson-Bell, Mr Miliband's ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 15»
Family Photos From Ukraine - True Believer
Their eldest son was later sent to a labor camp in Arkhangelsk after refusing to turn over a horse to the local kolkhoz, or collective farm. «The Moscow Times, Apr 15»
