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Stalin’s Goals: Stalin’s Goals: The Great Turn 1)Industrialization -Collectivized in Moscow 2)Collectivization of Agriculture -Land in “Mega-Farms” 3)

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2 Stalin’s Goals: Stalin’s Goals: The Great Turn 1)Industrialization -Collectivized in Moscow 2)Collectivization of Agriculture -Land in “Mega-Farms” 3) Dekulakization -Wealthy Peasants (Kulaks) will be Eliminated 4)5 Year Plan -Increase Soviet production (steel) by quota system (first by 330%!) -First Plan: 1928-1933 Second Plan, 1933–1937 Third Plan, 1938–1941 Fourth and Fifth Plan, 1945–1955 Sixth Plan, 1956–1960 Seventh Plan, 1959–1965 Eighth Plan, 1966–1970 Ninth Plan, 1971–1975 Tenth Plan, 1976–1981 Eleventh Plan, 1981–1985 Twelfth Plan, 1986–1990 Thirteenth Plan, 1991

3 HOLODOMOR Ukraine Famine/ HOLODOMOR 1929-1933

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8 Genocide? Ukraine's parliament has voted in favour of declaring a Soviet-era famine an act of genocide against its people. Historians say Soviet leader Joseph Stalin created the famine, confiscating the harvest of Ukrainian peasants to force them to join collective farms. The bill was proposed by President Viktor Yushchenko, who wants the UN to also recognise the famine as genocide. Up to 10 million people died during the 1932-1933 famine. »2005

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