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He wanted to harvest the food and sell the surplus overseas.
Oh, dude, Stalin was all about that collectivization game in the USSR. He was like, "Let's collectivize everything, make everyone work together, and boost agricultural production." His goal was to modernize agriculture, increase food production, and consolidate his power over the peasants. So yeah, basically, he wanted to flex his muscles and show everyone who's boss.
Under Stalin, the goal of his collectivization policies was much more than to simply better feed the working classes of the USSR. Stalin's goal, as pointed out by his Marxist critics, led by ideologues such as Leon Trotsky, was to consolidate all economic power into Stalin's control. Any failures in his agrarian reforms were blamed on enemies of the peoples revolution and one could also throw in a touch of bad weather, such as droughts.Once the peasant classes were totally controlled, it would be difficult for them to revert to their old pre-1917 backwards notions of farming. Also, the Stalinist collectivization process would end any chance of a NEP type of agrarian reform.
He wanted to feed his factory workers well so they could produce more exportable goods.
Joseph Stalin wanted to feed his factory workers well so they could produce more exportable goods.
What was Stalins communist policy toward industrialization?
Stalin had two five year plans to increase industrialization and take the USSR out of the dark ages of industry. He did accomplish his goals but he used brutal tactics to accomplish his goals.
What goals did Stalin hope to accomplish in the USSR with colllectivization?
The intended purpose of Stalin's plans for the collectivization of the Soviet agriculture economy was to ensure a more reliable food supply for the city workers. It also served to extract capital for the industrialization program. Stalin reached this important point of time rather suddenly and late in his regime. Some historians believe that Stalin was not sure how best to fuel the rapid industrialization of the Soviet economy. He chose the peasantry to carry this burden. Stalin's intended purpose failed. Bad policies combined with bad weather was a disaster for the USSR.
Was Stalin after Trotsky?
Yes, Stalin had Trotsky killed eventually. However, before that he had Trotsky kicked out of USSR politics and then the USSR itself.
What was Joseph Stalin know for?
dictator of USSR
What were the names of the USSR leaders in the Korean war?
Stalin...
What was Stalins communist policy toward industrialization?
Stalin had two five year plans to increase industrialization and take the USSR out of the dark ages of industry. He did accomplish his goals but he used brutal tactics to accomplish his goals.
What goals did Stalin hope to accomplish in the USSR with colllectivization?
The intended purpose of Stalin's plans for the collectivization of the Soviet agriculture economy was to ensure a more reliable food supply for the city workers. It also served to extract capital for the industrialization program. Stalin reached this important point of time rather suddenly and late in his regime. Some historians believe that Stalin was not sure how best to fuel the rapid industrialization of the Soviet economy. He chose the peasantry to carry this burden. Stalin's intended purpose failed. Bad policies combined with bad weather was a disaster for the USSR.
Which country used collectivization to forcibly take over private land to create state-controlled farms?
The USSR did while Stalin was in charge.
What was the formal decree that began the collectivization of the USSR's agriculture?
By 1930, Stalin was in full command of the USSR. Soviet policies were "decrees" from the Communist Party. In January of 1930, the party issued this decree:"On the Tempo of Collectivization and Measures of Government Assistance in Collective Farm Construction".It is interesting to see this decree and notice how the term "Assistance" is used. The "measures" were perhaps the unofficial goal of Stalin to destroy the upper classes of the Soviet peasantry.
Was Joseph Stalin US or USSR?
USSR
Who is in charge of Stalin?
Stalin was the ruler of the USSR and therefore had no superior.
Who was stalin allied with?
Joseph Stalin allied the USSR with the Allies.
Who is Joseph Stalin what did he do?
Joseph Stalin was the leader of the USSR (Russia)
Why did altered relationships between us and USSR after death of Stalin?
what altered relationship between US and USSR after death of Stalin
What countries were Stalin associated with?
The USSR.
Was Stalin after Trotsky?
Yes, Stalin had Trotsky killed eventually. However, before that he had Trotsky kicked out of USSR politics and then the USSR itself.
What was Stalin in World War 2?
Josef Stalin was the leader of the USSR in ww2
