[1776]

This was a political issue the communists forced farmers off their farms and tried to operate the farms themselves for the benefit of the communist food distribution schemes and that was an epic failure.

1920's US farm problems were drought related and starvation was rare people lost everything had to abandon their dust bowl farms in Texas and the great planes but most people survived because there were still productive farms in many parts of the US/world and food was made available through various private and government programs.

Originally Posted by mshope24 ↗

If Trump has his way, there’d be no aid for our poor either. I’m sure it’s coming soon though.

If you reward failure enough you will have nothing but failure which is why DJT and anyone else with a brain in their head understands the value of minimizing state funded welfare and aid programs and encouraging productivity and self reliance.

[JGT4]

What fuckin Democrats are hellbent in bringing to the USA, those mofos.

[TheVrist]

And here we have people waving that symbol without an ounce of scrutiny. Social Justice would hunt a "neo Nazi" down to their address, work place, family, until they destroy their livelihood, but we sit next to people wearing this symbol without a blink of an eye.

That should tell you where America is heading.

[zolitt]

Originally Posted by mshope24 ↗

If Trump has his way, there’d be no aid for our poor either. I’m sure it’s coming soon though.

except that the modern poor do not starve, but are being killed with GMO-infested, fatty and sugary addicting food that cancers them off slowly.

[uloveme]

Originally Posted by TheVrist ↗

And here we have people waving that symbol without an ounce of scrutiny. Social Justice would hunt a "neo Nazi" down to their address, work place, family, until they destroy their livelihood, but we sit next to people wearing this symbol without a blink of an eye.

That should tell you where America is heading.

A solid word of advice 'comrade', keep your powder dry and your mind sharper than your tongue

[uloveme]

I'm terribly curious as to who took the pics, some look rather on the spot whilst others have clearly more time invested in the shot, would the State ever take pictures for internal services of such? Though I'm a Historian I'm not extremely familiar with the entire way Russia operated under the USSR but I would expect some sort of internal service reporting on the far flung corners of the union?

[TheVrist]

Originally Posted by uloveme ↗

I'm terribly curious as to who took the pics, some look rather on the spot whilst others have clearly more time invested in the shot, would the State ever take pictures for internal services of such? Though I'm a Historian I'm not extremely familiar with the entire way Russia operated under the USSR but I would expect some sort of internal service reporting on the far flung corners of the union?

Redcross did most of the photo documentaries when they were allowed in. Ukraine photos are the hardest to find because no one was allowed in to document it. We knew little of the Ukraine genocides until well into the 80s. It was was just a "rumor" until around the time the Katyn Massacres, which were always blamed on the Nazis, brought new reasons to investigate the secret police of previous soviet rule, when it was discovered it wasn't Nazis after-all..

Putin's administration has been trickling history out in small bits, namely because of the potential backlash it could cause on a world scale.

[uloveme]

Originally Posted by TheVrist ↗

Redcross did most of the photo documentaries when they were allowed in. Ukraine photos are the hardest to find because no one was allowed in to document it. We knew little of the Ukraine genocides until well into the 80s. It was was just a "rumor" until around the time the Katyn Massacres, which were always blamed on the Nazis, brought new reasons to investigate the secret police of previous soviet rule, when it was discovered it wasn't Nazis after-all..

Putin's administration has been trickling history out in small bits, namely because of the potential backlash it could cause on a world scale.

Thanks a ton! That is an excellent reply, I am only in my 20's so I'm extremely grateful to be quite a few decades separated from my center of study and research, it gives me access to infinite amounts of information not available to any other Historian's until this new era, specifically when the USSR fell in '91 and now it's extraordinarily interesting to compare and contrast both sides now openly and honestly... It's difficult sometimes when some Historian's in particular have grudges against the USSR or favor one side over the other, but with all the information out there it can be cleanly looked over and understood without bias output in the final say . . .

Nonetheless I was completely unaware that ANY outside organization was involved in a substantial way with the whole starvation/renovation deal the Russian's attempted to do, some of whom say was deliberate but I'm fully willing to accept that they were just that damn stupid in mismanagement and plainly ridiculous policies, that the starvation and untold horror that ensued for years, was the result of good ole' communist (not)know-how lol, I believe the revered "Che" Guevara did the same thing actually when the Castro's came to power, and he was given management of the agricultural department in some fashion and chaos ensued . . .

I'll have to look more into Red Cross's affair and involvement in this, I somewhat remember aid being given at the tail end of the chaos that was mentioned in a documentary, besides the point I do believe that the Red Cross was actually Green, and still was at that point but all the same! take care ♥

[TheVrist]

Russian history puts every world war into better perspective. Probably why it's easy to build so many bias research as fact when the center of it all is so well buried.

Many assume WWII started with a disgruntled artist jealous of a particular group of people, but that history has precursors that predate Hitler era over a thousand years.

Russia got pulled in over Poland, but some of the key figures within the bolshevik revolution ties into history that predates even WWI and the turkish balkin conflict.

[mshope24]

Originally Posted by TheVrist ↗

Russian history puts every world war into better perspective. Probably why it's easy to build so many bias research as fact when the center of it all is so well buried.

Many assume WWII started with a disgruntled artist jealous of a particular group of people, but that history has precursors that predate Hitler era over a thousand years.

Russia got pulled in over Poland, but some of the key figures within the bolshevik revolution ties into history that predates even WWI and the turkish balkin conflict.

Our history books lie about a lot of shit and manipulate our perspectives. I believe hardly anything I see. Common sense is the only thing we can depend on nowadays. Unfortunately that leaves a lot of people FUCKED.. Oh well