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kolkhoz

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kol·khoz  (kl-kôz, kl-ôs)
n.
A Soviet collective farm.
[Russian, from kol(lektivnoe) khoz(yastvo) : kollektivnoe, neuter of kollektivny, collective + khozyastvo, economy, household farm.]
kolkhoz [kol-hawz]
Noun
(formerly) a collective farm in the Soviet Union [Russian]
Kolkhoz a collective farm in the USSR.
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Noun1.kolkhoz - a collective farm owned by the communist state
collective farm - a farm operated collectively
Russia, Soviet Union, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, USSR - a former communist country in eastern Europe and northern Asia; established in 1922; included Russia and 14 other soviet socialist republics (Ukraine and Byelorussia and others); officially dissolved 31 December 1991
kolkhoznik - a member of a kolkhoz


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Their kolkhoz eventually joined with another, known as Vanguard.
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I don't share the author's discreet enthusiasm for the Kolkhoz pastorales of Arkadi Plastov, and I wish that he'd told us more about the weirdly expressionist Vasili Svarog, but it is satisfying to learn that two other SR mannerists, Aleksandr Deineka and Yuri Pimenov, had both been "formalist realists" in the 1920s - inspired by machines, mass-production, and industrial architecture to develop an aesthetic language of simplified geometric forms in a stylized fiat space.
Socialist Realist Painting by Hoberman, J. / Artforum International
Peasant strategies included passive resistance, through foot-dragging and pilfering; passive accommodation, through "acceptance, however grudging, of the new rules of the game associated with the kolkhoz, and an effort to use them to one's own best advantage" (p.
Stalin's Peasants: Resistance and Survival in the Russian Village ... by Ohr, Nellie Hauke / Journal of Social History
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