The Fight for the Harvest: sorting of seeds in a Mordva collective farm, 1933
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The Fight for the Harvest: sorting of seeds in a Mordva collective farm, 1933
'The Fight for the Harvest': sorting of seeds in a Mordva collective farm, 1933. Russian postcard after a painting by Jeroushew. Stalin instigated the policy of collectivisation of Soviet agriculture in the late 1920s in order to increase output. The policy was a disaster, with millions of peasants dying in famines, and Soviet agricultural output did not recover to pre-collectivisation levels until 1940.
- Image ref: 1157829
- Oxford Science Archive / Heritage Images
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