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Dekulakization

Dekulakization (Russian: раскулачивание, romanized: raskulachivaniye; Ukrainian: розкуркулення, romanized: rozkurkulennya) was a campaign of repression in the Soviet Union directed against so-called kulaks, a loosely defined category of supposedly wealthy or exploitative peasants. The campaign involved mass arrests, executions, expropriation of property…

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Location
Soviet Union
Attack type
Mass murder, deportation, starvation
Date
1929–1933
Deaths
530,000–600,000
Perpetrators
Secret police of the Soviet Union

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Dekulakization in 1930s

Categorization of Kulaks

Children during dekulakization

The OGPU during dekulakization

Classicide

Liquidation

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Dekulakization

Nodes75
Edges74
Triples41
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.026667
Components1

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Dekulakization

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has effect · 15
Dekulakization → Collectivization, Communist Party, Economic, Estimates, Human, Long-term, Many, One, Party, Political, Some, Soviet, Soviet Union, The, This
related to Children during dekulakization · 7
Dekulakization → Children, Families, Lynne Viola, Millions, Soviet Union, Soviet Union's, These
related to The OGPU during dekulakization · 7
Dekulakization → Kulaks, Mass, OGPU, Soviet, Soviet Union, The, The OGPU
related to Women during dekulakization · 7
Dekulakization → Because, During, If, Lynne Viola, Many, The Soviet Union's, Women
Attack type · 1
Dekulakization → Mass murder, deportation, starvation
Date · 1
Dekulakization → 1929–1933
Deaths · 1
Dekulakization → 530,000–600,000
Location · 1
Dekulakization → Soviet Union
Perpetrators · 1
Dekulakization → Secret police of the Soviet Union

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kulaks soviet peasants collectivization liquidation union campaign 1930 kulak class people state ogpu grain forced peasantry 1930s secret police party

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DekulakizationDate1929–19331.00infobox
DekulakizationDeaths530,000–600,0001.00infobox
DekulakizationLocationSoviet Union1.00infobox
DekulakizationPerpetratorsSecret police of the Soviet Union1.00infobox
Dekulakizationhas effectSoviet Union0.60section
Dekulakizationhas effectSome0.60section
Dekulakizationhas effectCollectivization0.60section
Dekulakizationhas effectOne0.60section
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Dekulakizationhas effectEconomic0.60section
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