THE RESISTANCE MOVEMENTS AGAINST THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT'S COLLECTIVIZATION POLICY AND THEIR SUPPRESSION

This article examines the resistance movements against the Soviet government's collectivization policies, focusing on the period from 1928 to 1940. It analyzes the causes, dynamics, and outcomes of these resistances, as well as the methods used by the Soviet authorities to suppress them. This study draws on archival materials, witness accounts, and previous research to present a comprehensive view of the struggle between the peasantry and the Soviet state.