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In 1929, Stalin declared a new enemy of the people: the kulaks — peasants who were simply too successful. Their crime? Owning livestock, hiring help, or just farming better than others.

Over 1.8 million were deported. Entire families froze or starved in exile.
The Soviet state seized their land, grain, and homes — all in the name of collectivization.
The result? Widespread famine, economic collapse, and one of the deadliest forced migrations in history.

Dekulakization wasn’t just policy. It was class warfare — with millions of corpses.

This is ColdEconomics. Sharp, detailed, and brutally honest about communism’s darkest chapters.

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