Economic Impact of Stalin's Rule

In the late 1920s, the Soviet Union was undergoing a significant transformation under Stalin's leadership. One of the primary focuses was on agriculture, which led to the policy of collectivisation.

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Economic Impact of Stalin's Rule

Industrialisation

Impact of Industrialisation

Reasons for Industrialisation

Collectivisation

Impact of Collectivisation

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Reasons for Collectivisation

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To modernise farming and make it efficient

It was a total reversal of Lenin's NEP, where farmers were originally allowed to possess their own land. Under Stalin's plans, land and crops were owned by the state.

He thought that larger units of land could be farmed more efficiently

USSR was a backward country in 1928. Stalin wanted to merge small individual farms into larger collective farms (kolkhozes).

Economic Impact of Stalin's Rule