Kulaks
What happens when survival itself becomes a crime?
4.5 (20)
36 mins
Discover how envy, propaganda, and unchecked power turned thriving peasants into prisoners in Stalin’s Soviet Union. As forced labor camps expanded and famine ravaged the land, the state erased truth to preserve its image at home and abroad.
Ep 1:
Were the Kulaks Exploited to Build the Soviet Labor Camp System?
Ep 2:
How Were the Kulaks Targeted During Stalin’s Purges?
Ep 3:
How Did Stalin’s Policies Target Kulaks and Impact Soviet Agriculture?
Ep 4:
Were the Kulaks the Reason for the Rise of the Gulags?
Ep 5:
Were the Kulaks the Main Reason For the Famine During the Russian Civil War?
Ep 6:
Was Kulak Exploitation Hidden to Protect the Soviet Image Abroad?
Ep 7:
Why Did Western Enthusiasts Embrace Stalin's Brutality Toward the Kulaks?
Discussions (12)
Cole
Level 4 · 10 mo agoThe Webbs and Laski praising the Soviet regime as 'perfection' while millions starved to death is pure comedy. 😂 These Western leftists have been useful idiots for authoritarian nightmares since day one.
Mack
Level 9 · 10 mo agoI don't buy the accidental theory. Stalin clearly used the camps to force his industrial goals.
Roger
Level 4 · 8 mo agoThe Webbs removing the question mark from their book title during a famine is pure delusion. Laski calling it perfect shows zero due diligence. Heroic efforts to save a failing narrative just add more risk.
