What does Putin want with Ukraine

[mai]

Kasz216 said:

mai said:

Kasz216 said:

Quote on what? That the policy existed?

A quote from the text you referred that talks about actual policy in place, do not force your opponent to do all the legwork for you.

Food requisition wasn't in place in, say, 1930-31, the first year of harvest well below expected. Relationships between kolkhoz'es and Soviet government were based on contract agreements at the time (eventually replaced by compulsory deliveries).

UPD: hell, even wiki has an article about it: Contracting in USSR. As I've said, first eduacte yourself.

Well if we're using Wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causes_of_the_Holodomor#Extensive_export_of_grain_and_other_food

quit being silly and argueing things you don't believe and know aren't true.

So you've admitted the fact that food requisitions haven't been used at the time? I don't need wiki to know that contracting was the main way for Soviet government to get grain and other food from kolkhoz'es, e.g.:

"Постановление Комиссии исполнения при СНК СССР от 06.04.1931 "О выполнении директив по контрактации яровых посевов в 1931 г. (в части зерновых, льна и конопли)"

"USSR SNK executive commission resolution from 06.04.1931 "On the implementation of guidelines for contracting spring sowing of 1931 (grain, flax and hemp)"

Source

 

May I ask you to stay on topic? In other words if you have a thesis -- defend it, not stealthy change it with another. If you want to present another thesis, so do it properly with your own words.