Text: "Only the life in the kolkhoz (collective farm) made work an honorable thing. Only the kolkhoz could give birth to real women revolutionaries. Only the co-operative life could destroy ...

Under this plan, two types of farms were set up, a collective farm called the kolkhoz, and a state farm of "grain factory," called the sovhas. The former is by far the more prevalent in Russia ...

Their property and livestock were transferred to a collective farm, known as a kolkhoz. Many of the people were exiled to Siberia, including half of the Shvedyuk family: Hanna Domanska's ...

Designed by Vera Mukhina, the ‘Worker and Kolkhoz Woman’ was installed at the USSR’s pavilion at the then Paris-hosted fair. Made of stainless steel, the factory worker and the collective ...

Though it smacks of a Soviet "kolkhoz" (collective farm), here people are free to choose to do what they please, be it beekeeping, gardening, wood crafts or plant production. Above: The wind power ...

Nikolay Karachentsov (Aleksandr Karpov)Ilya Oleynikov (Artur Loshadkin)Andrey Fedortsov (Fyodor Voronenkov)Tatyana Kravchenko (Marya Shturm)Vadim Gusev (Lisyuk)Aleksandr Pyatkov (Yaldybin)Igor ...

adorned with the monument "Tractor Driver and Kolkhoz Woman." Main entrance to VSKhV, Leonid Polyakov, 1940s; Main entrance (North entrance) to VDNKh, 2015 Another monument which also became ...

Our ancestors named the new settlement Urmia, in memory of their homeland. A farm was formed in the new place, and later a kolkhoz appeared. Our community still exists there. This place is very ...

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In the movie we have shot the prison life of an innocent kolkhoz chairman and the most dangerous offender who is sentenced to execution.

Fell, Elena 2019. Izhorians: A disappearing ethnic group indigenous to the Leningrad region. Acta Baltico-Slavica, Vol. 43, Issue. , p. 206.

Or head instead to the Molokan village of Ivanovka, where descendants of Russians banished to the Caucasus in the 1830s still run an old Soviet-style cooperative kolkhoz, a collective farm.