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    Kulaks

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    A wealthy peasant class fostered by the NEP which contradicted communist principles and was incompatible with socialism.
    Pearson Edexcel · Option 30: Key topic 4: Economic and social changes, 1924–41 - 1 Agriculture and collectivisation (study guide)
    Wealthier peasants targeted in a brutal attack involving mass deportations and executions.
    Pearson Edexcel · Option 30: Key topic 4: Economic and social changes, 1924–41 - 1 Agriculture and collectivisation (study guide)

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