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Kulaks were also called Golchomag.
In the history of the Soviet Union and Russia, the Kulaks were the richest peasants. They were also referred to as Golchomag. They either had farm labourers working for them or possessed land that was at least 24 acres. They were distinguished by their large tracts of land and numerous herds of cattle, which contributed to their stability financially. Additionally, it would allow them to lease the land and use hired labour. However, they were raided, and the Bolshevik party took their possessions. Additionally, it was rumoured that the Kulaks used to stockpile grain from their fellow peasants and exploit them. Eventually, a shortage of grain would result from this. During the Ukrainian-Soviet war, every farm owned by the Kulaks family was destroyed (1917-1921).

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