Mfw between the poverty stricken year of 1924, when Lenin died, and the relatively abundant year of 1940...

More like the one feudal monarch.
>Later in life, when Stalin achieved prominence in the communist regime in the 1920s, his mother was installed in a palace in the Caucasus, formerly used by the tsar's viceroy.
>N. Kipshidze, a doctor who treated Keke in her old age, recalled that when Stalin visited his mother in October 1935, he asked her: "Why did you beat me so hard?" "That's why you turned out so well", Keke answered. In return, his mother asked him: "Joseph – who exactly are you now?" "Do you remember the tsar? Well, I'm like a tsar", replied Stalin.

>mfw we consider Stalin’s facts and figures, it becomes clear that we are witnessing the most concentrated economic advance ever recorded–greater even than those of the Industrial Revolution. Within 10 years a primarily feudal society had been changed into an industrialized one. And for the first time in history such an advance was due not to capitalism but to socialism.

Cameron, Kenneth Neill. Stalin, Man of Contradiction. Toronto: NC Press, c1987, p. 75

> the most concentrated economic advance ever recorded

> the most concentrated economic advance ever recorded

> the most concentrated economic advance ever recorded

>hoard peasants into farming communities
>they don't own anything
>they cannot leave
>they're forced to do backbreaking labor against their will, and harshly punished if they misbehave
>whatever they produce they cannot sell, it goes directly to the lord government, and they're only allowed to keep subsistence
>if lord government asks for too much, they have to give up everything they produce and starve to death because lord's will is more important than peasant lives
>tfw this is literally serfdom
>mfw Stalin was actually a hardliner tsarist reactionary and he secretly recreated feudalism while convincing the world he's actually creating communism
The absolute madman !

Do these people look like serfs to you?

Yes they do.

>cultivated land expands 74%
>But grain production increases only 11%
that's pretty horrible performance, why are you bragging about it? Not only did they fail to increase productivity but it actually decreased according to your figures.

In 1907, Russia was one of the most powerful countries in the world. Why do commies pretend that Russia was some kind of shithole before they took over?

Russia had extremely inefficient military which is why they got BTFO by the Germans and the Japanese. But at the same time, the USSR also had a shitty military until 1942 at least and they were getting routinely destroyed by tip top kek countries like Poland and Finland, so commies should shut the fuck up.

The Japanese thing was a genuine fuck-up but Germany was the most powerful military in the world at the time, and they also were fighting against Austria-Hungary and the Ottomans in addition to Germany. Russia was being attacked from all sides by powerful enemies, and the Ottomans sealed the Dardenelles so Russia couldn't trade with the outside world while this was going on. Under the circumstances, Russia still held up very well.

>cultivated land is used only to produce grain
>no other use of cultivated land exists

Tl;dr

Stop believing communist propaganda

>information that refutes my biases is propaganda
LMAOing @ ur life

imagiimagine unnironicaly bealiving this

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OP is a commie liar. Countries preformed 10x as well under capitalism

Borodin does not even have food substitutes for nourishment,
two days ago he and his family ate two sickly piglets thrown out of
the common farmyard. In the Borodin home there is unbelievable
filth, dampness, and stench, mixed with the smell of tobacco.
Borodin swears at the children: "The devils don't die, I wish I didn't
have to look at you!" Having objectively investigated the condition
of Borodin himself I ascertain that he is starting to slip
into psychosis due to starvation, which can lead to his eating his
own children.

My inspection of the series of families took place at the dinner
hour, where they use those same food substitutes which they eat
with hot water, but in several homes (2) on the table there were
gnawed bones from a sickly horse. According to the explanations
of the kolkhozniks, they prepare food in the following
manner: they grind sunflower stems, flax and hemp seeds, chaff,
dreg, colza, goosefoot, and dried potato peelings, and they bake flat
cakes. Of the food substitutes listed above, the oily seeds are
nutritious, which are healthy in combined foods since they contain
vitamins, by themselves the vegetable oils do not contain vitamins
and by not combining them with other food products of more
equal nourishment and caloric value they are found to be toxic and
will harm the body.

The homes are filthy, the area around the homes is polluted
by human waste, by diarrhea caused by these substitutes. People
walk around like shadows, silent, vacant; empty homes with
boarded-up windows (about 500 homeowners have left their homes
in Karpov village); one rarely sees an animal on the street (apparently the last ones have been eaten).
In the entire village of 1000 yards I found only 2 chickens and
a rooster. Occasionally one meets an emaciated dog.
The impression is that Karpov village seems to be hit by
anbiosis (hibernation, a freeze, falling asleep).The livestock is free to feed on thatched roofs of homes and
barns.

So prosperous

This

grain is the main crop, and its a prestige crop. The Russian Empire grew a lot more potatoes for example. Grain production should be increasing proportionally in a developing country.

>Countries preformed 10x as well under capitalism
lmao

Not true Capitalism

This quote is a Soviet government document from 1932 - this was before collectivization.

It points to examples of poverty and hunger in the countryside to argue for the creation of collective farms, precisely to address these problems.

After collectivization, life in villages improved substantially.

>leftypol shitpost

why dont you educate yourself thinking amerisharter

because Russia in 1907 wasnt the same Russia as in 1917/18

>1932
>before collectivization
>explicitly mentions that these are kolkhozniks

How can you be this detached from reality? Do you force yourself to overlook basic facts, convincing yourself that what you know is true is also a lie so you can support the existence of an even bigger lie? Or did you simply not read the text, simply searching for keywords that trigger an automatic response like a Chinese room in human form?

only if they are lazy. most modern day communists have never had a real job

Just post your stupid meme chart

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>explicitly mentions that these are kolkhozniks
Show me where in the text they mention this.

What the fuck.
How are most of those fucking related to capitalism? There are only a few there that I csn actively relate to greed.

>he thinks capitalism = greed
lmao

>Post kim

ebin