Trotsky's Leaflet distributed - March 1, 1933
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A source: Hunger in the USSR 1929-1934 Vol. 2 M .: MFD 2012 pp. 582-583
Archive: GA of Altai Territory. F. R-2. Op. 7.D. 643. L. 141, 144. Original. Manuscript.
March 1, 1933 at the earliest 1
Collectivization is a disguised serfdom, which consists in taking away the land from the peasant and transforming a free peasant with the right to dispose of his labor into a state laborer, doomed to forced labor on collective farms for a piece of bread.
Forced - in the sense of corralling men mad with fear in captivity by means of preliminary robbery by self-taxation, contraction, firm assignment, harassment, etc.
Compulsory - in the sense of depriving the former freedom of action: work what is ordered, and wherever sent.
Forced - in the sense of earning only in the amount of the living wage, get rations and distribution of penny income on paper, and don't talk a lot.
Compulsory - in the sense of the absence of the right to dispose of the products of one's labor, for example, bread, selected for sending in huge quantities abroad at a fabulously low price, as far as its procurement by slave labor of 70 kopecks pood allows.
Finally, compulsory - in the sense of the generally vile exploitation of the peasantry, turned into a herd of sheep, which are sheared and do not ask permission.
Trotsky
Against the background of the lawlessness of the people, squeezed by the dictator Stalin in a steel fist and enslaved for the convenience of socialist experiments, which created hunger and depletion of the people in the country, with a huge amount of grain exported abroad at 70 kopecks pood (Soviet dumping), socialist competition and shock work seem to be the naivete of serfs, showing their lackey agility and pulling out the veins from their comrades to amuse the master for a handout and affection.
Trotsky
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1 Dated from related documents in the case.
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