D'Ann R. Penner, Stalin and the Ital'ianka of 1932-1933 in the Don region. The Soviet government's handling of the 1932 grain crisis and the subsequent famine, which killed at least 6.7 million Soviet citizens between 1932 and 1934, decisively changed the way peasants who experienced the famine's strongest waves viewed the regime. Villagers in these areas interpreted the famine as "artificial" and deliberately "organized." The peasants' version of the famine is examined here in the Don region — the northern half of what in 1932 was known as the North Caucasus Territory. The decisions made by the Soviet Communist Party from 1928 to 1932 to push forward short-sighted, counter-productive, and unpopular plans led to a breakdown in political rel...
In 1936 Joseph Stalin offered what he called ‘friendly advice’ to his Communist allies in war-torn S...
The 1932/33 famine in the Soviet Union, which carried away the lives of an estimated six to eight mi...
As the historian James Mace has correctly written, the Soviet famines of 1931-1933 which struck many...
D'Ann R. Penner, Stalin and the Ital'ianka of 1932-1933 in the Don region. The Soviet government's h...
The entire short history of the USSR was fraught with stories of terrorization people and mis-manage...
The entire short history of the USSR was fraught with stories of terrorization people and mis-manage...
Famine spread across the Union of Social Soviet Republics in 1932 and 1933, a deadly though unantici...
Famine spread across the Union of Social Soviet Republics in 1932 and 1933, a deadly though unantici...
Between 1928 to 1932 a great famine took place in parts of the Soviet Union due to the forced collec...
The article is timed to the 85th anniversary of the common tragedy of the peoples of the USSR — The ...
The article outlines the policies of the Soviet state towards the Kazakh herdsmen between the 1928 c...
An analysis of the 1932-33 great Ukrainian famine, against the background of the general Soviet cris...
An analysis of the 1932-33 great Ukrainian famine, against the background of the general Soviet cris...
Because Stalin’s policy of famine creation in the early 1930s has been viewed through the prism of c...
Kazakhstan was a Soviet republic in which nomadic or semi-nomadic herdsmen constituted an exceptiona...
In 1936 Joseph Stalin offered what he called ‘friendly advice’ to his Communist allies in war-torn S...
The 1932/33 famine in the Soviet Union, which carried away the lives of an estimated six to eight mi...
As the historian James Mace has correctly written, the Soviet famines of 1931-1933 which struck many...
D'Ann R. Penner, Stalin and the Ital'ianka of 1932-1933 in the Don region. The Soviet government's h...
The entire short history of the USSR was fraught with stories of terrorization people and mis-manage...
The entire short history of the USSR was fraught with stories of terrorization people and mis-manage...
Famine spread across the Union of Social Soviet Republics in 1932 and 1933, a deadly though unantici...
Famine spread across the Union of Social Soviet Republics in 1932 and 1933, a deadly though unantici...
Between 1928 to 1932 a great famine took place in parts of the Soviet Union due to the forced collec...
The article is timed to the 85th anniversary of the common tragedy of the peoples of the USSR — The ...
The article outlines the policies of the Soviet state towards the Kazakh herdsmen between the 1928 c...
An analysis of the 1932-33 great Ukrainian famine, against the background of the general Soviet cris...
An analysis of the 1932-33 great Ukrainian famine, against the background of the general Soviet cris...
Because Stalin’s policy of famine creation in the early 1930s has been viewed through the prism of c...
Kazakhstan was a Soviet republic in which nomadic or semi-nomadic herdsmen constituted an exceptiona...
In 1936 Joseph Stalin offered what he called ‘friendly advice’ to his Communist allies in war-torn S...
The 1932/33 famine in the Soviet Union, which carried away the lives of an estimated six to eight mi...
As the historian James Mace has correctly written, the Soviet famines of 1931-1933 which struck many...