Who introduced the collectivisation programme in Russia?

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Vladimir Lenin

Alexander Kerensky

Joseph Stalin

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Stalin introduced the collectivisation programme.
With the help of this scheme, numerous peasants with modest holdings were combined into one huge farm. With the aid of a pooled collection of equipment, the farmers farmed all significant collectivised farms. The cultivators divided the farms' revenues among themselves. Stalin started the collectivisation programme in response to severe grain supply constraints and antiquated industrial methods. The farmers were compelled to work on Kolkhoz or communal farms following this programme,. Resistance to the collectivisation scheme resulted in harsh punishment, including many deportations and exiles. Farmers in collective farms were required to cultivate. A significant portion of the land and equipment was given to the community farms. A part of the "Kolkhoz" profit was distributed to the peasants who cultivated the land.

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