kolkhoz

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Each artel would become a kolkhoz, or collective farm, where workers owned their means of production, and eventually a sovkhoz, the state farm, with centralized ownership and quotas.

From The New Yorker

At 14, Olena began working at the nearby kolkhoz, a Soviet collective farm, raising beets and tobacco, a job that spanned more than 40 years — until the fall of the Soviet Union.

From New York Times

They talked about how, before the war, the Party bosses had showed up to incorporate everyone into a kolkhoz, and the people protested and protested but finally signed up, having nowhere else to turn.

From The New Yorker

“After the kolkhoz, there was only dirt here,” she lamented.

From New York Times

No kolkhoz here; decisions must be made quickly, without interference.

From The Guardian