Collectivization Collectivization a quarter of a million kolkhoz were production of and livestock established as 99% of Russia had been declined between1928-1937 collectivized by 1939 the Ukraine famine killed agriculture was more modern with the approximately 5 million people introduction of new methods, tractors, 1933 fertilizers, large-scale production the Kulaks were eliminated and 97 million tons were produced by 1937 approximately 4 million liquidated plus cash crops for export 17 million peasants left the countryside to work in the cities between 1928-1937 the noble landlords were gone the Communist Party controlled agricultural production Industrialization Industrialization the USSR was transformed into a modern state it was poorly organized as there was there were significant achievements: inefficiency and duplication of effort new cities were built and waste dams were built and provided workers were subjected to extreme hydroelectric power discipline improvement in transportation OGPU/NKVD (secret police) terrorized and communications the population and created fear the Moscow subway system was labour camps were established and built operated by the OGPU/NKVD production increased in oil, steel major building projects (canal) used coal, electricity slave labour there was no unemployment consumer goods were scarce and poor heath care was available with access to quality doctors and medicine housing was poor and limited in the education was provided with emphasis cities on literacy and science workers had no rights Stalin and the U.S.S.R. The Purges
Collectivization a quarter of a million kolkhoz were established as 99% of Russia had been collectivized by 1939 agriculture was more modern with the introduction of new methods, tractors, fertilizers, large-scale production 97 million tons were produced by 1937 plus cash crops for export 17 million peasants left the countryside to work in the cities between 1928-1937 the noble landlords were gone the Communist Party controlled agricultural production Industrialization the USSR was transformed into a modern state there were significant achievements: new cities were built dams were built and provided hydroelectric power improvement in transportation and communications the Moscow subway system was built production increased in oil, steel coal, electricity there was no unemployment heath care was available with access to doctors and medicine education was provided with emphasis on literacy and science Collectivization production of and livestock declined between1928-1937 the Ukraine famine killed approximately 5 million people the Kulaks were eliminated and approximately 4 million liquidated Industrialization it was poorly organized as there was inefficiency and duplication of effort and waste workers were subjected to extreme discipline OGPU/NKVD (secret police) terrorized the population and created fear labour camps were established and operated by the OGPU/NKVD major building projects (canal) used slave labour consumer goods were scarce and poor quality housing was poor and limited in the cities workers had no rights Stalin and the U.S.S.R. The Purges 1933
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