kullakomiteesüsteem
The kullakomiteesüsteem, which translates to "kulak committee system," was a Soviet policy implemented to organize and control the agricultural sector, particularly in the early years of collectivization. These committees were typically formed at the village or collective farm level and were tasked with managing land, resources, and labor. The primary goal was to facilitate the transition from private farming to state-controlled collective and state farms.
Membership in these committees often included representatives of the Communist Party, local activists, and sometimes elected
The establishment and operation of kullakomiteesüsteem were often marked by coercion and ideological pressure. They were