Well-to-do peasants raided during the grain collections of 1928 were c…

Question

Well-to-do peasants raided during the grain collections of 1928 were called:

Accepted Answer

A. Kulaks

1. Stalin believed they hoarded grain.
2. Kulaks were the well-to-do peasants.
3. Kolkhoz were the collective farms.
_Source: syllabus India and the Contemporary World I, Chapter 2, Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution._

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Kolkhoz

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Soviets

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Whites

Well-to-do peasants raided during the grain collections of 1928 were called:

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