Johan Vares e (14) kolhoos 'Johan Vares
kolkhoz' (PNA) (Kos) < Johannes Vares, Estonian poet and political figure, member of the Communist Party.
Activists pressured dehqons to sign up for the
kolkhoz, to join fields (not houses or personal garden plots), contribute draft animals, and farm the land together.
After the death of the "father of all times and peoples" in 1953 and the rejection by the state of the most odious forms of exploitation and forced labor (in the system of Gulag and
kolkhozes), the politarian system of the USSR gradually deteriorated, not able to provide a labor capacity and quality of basic forms of production higher than in Western countries (with the exception of the production of military and space branches, for which the state did not spare any means).
What is more, during individual periods of "socialist construction" (especially in the 1930s) it is even possible to speak of super exploitation of workers, since the barbaric use of the work force on "national construction sites," in the
kolkhozes, and especially in the GULAG system resulted in its irreplaceable loss.
The result was that until November 5, 1949 "these commissions controlled 1264
kolkhoz representing 2.3 of the whole collectivist system and researched 61854 cases of forced gather of private lands, in 35311 of these it was passed to their restitution and the punishment of the activists who disposed their requisition " (29)
The largest of the three parts in Path of Thorns, this section begins with a brief description of Mennonite life in Soviet Ukraine in the 1920s and early 1930s, but much of the focus is on the travails of Neufeld and his family in the late 1930s and 1940s, including the following: the difficulties of life in a Molochna
kolkhoz in 1939-1940; the impact of the German Wehrmacht's invasion of eastern Ukraine in 1941; the depredations of the N.K.V.D.
The same research was conducted in the "
Kolkhoz Lenin".
The correct deployment of communists and communist youth in the most important sections of work, systematic control and fixing of work plans of clubs, reading rooms, cultural houses, and libraries, organizing the work of political-agro-zootechnical clubs and village lecture rooms, managing the work of the press and radio, massive development of amateur activities in the field of physical culture, sports and arts are focused on increasing the importance of organizations of cultural education in the communist education of workers in the
kolkhoz village, etc.
The Kyrgyz state could not even pay the subsidies for
kolkhozes (collective farms), sovkhozes (state farms) and factories.
help preserving the outdated inefficient model of economy in Belarus, a kind of '
Kolkhoz Regime' with domination of the state that has
In the spring of 1946 the men from a newly established collective farm (
kolkhoz) spontaneously, without the administration's permission, took off for Belarus.
(4) Long-term bank loans were granted only to finance investments in peripheral spheres, such as housing construction, collective farms (
Kolkhoz), and cooperatives.
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) and Soviet bloc countries, which covered almost half of this planet in real estate, did not enjoy their food self-sufficiency because of the megadisaster of the "
Kolkhoz"--the Cooperative Collective Farm system established by Stalin in the early 1930s.
Therefore Darchen--a village at the foot of the mountain, looks like destroyed and forgotten
kolkhoz, and there is no enough tourist-pilgrim infrastructure.
