Interpretations of the motives for collectivisation
These are a few different historical interpretations of the motives for collectivisation which may help you gain higher marks. Please feel free to correct/ask questions :)
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- Created on: 24-01-13 20:30
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- Interpretations of the motives for collectivisation
- Gained its own momentum
- Arch Getty
- Stalin did not have sole power
- Many party members supported dekulakisation
- 'Caught up in the process'
- Did not plan an agricultural revolution
- Procurement Crisis
- Requisition of grain
- Dekulakisation
- Collectivisation
- Dekulakisation
- Requisition of grain
- Several factors caused each other
- Combination
- Collectivisation was always a long term aim
- Stalin needed to discredit the right
- Stalin's desire for power
- Reliable and cheap food suppliers needed
- Collectivisation was a quick solution
- Political
- Consolidate power
- Crush opposition
- Centralise power
- Strike at party as well as agriculture
- Economic (to further soviet agriculture)
- Mechanisation
- Greater producitivity
- Force needed
- Gained its own momentum
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