- collectivization,
using statistics to
point out the
existence of a
class of
chiaburi, the
Romanian equivalent of the
Soviet kulaks). He
showed himself surprised...
-
trial for
resisting and 17,000
others were
uprooted or
deported for
being chiaburi (the
Romanian equivalent of kulaks).
Chiaburs were
defined by the Party...
-
collectivization process, and
class struggle against wealthy peasants known as
chiaburi (Romanian for kulaks).
Other portions of his work were
dedicated to industrialization...
-
December 1934. Ion and
Maria Albu, her parents, were "wealthy peasants" (
chiaburi), and her
father was sent to a
prison camp at Canal. Albu
studied at the...
- (1938–1940), the
counties were
abolished by
forming 10 ținuturi (lands). The
chiaburi (the
Romanian equivalent of kulaks) were the
direct "target" of the administrative...
- UTM
members and
activists were
purged as "dangerous elements" (kulaks (
chiaburi),
former Iron
Guard or
National Christian Party members,
former members...
-
struggle in the
villages through the
elimination of
wealthy peasants (
chiaburi, also
referred to by the
Russian term kulaks),
whose members were intimidated...
-
Communist Party.
Among the
targets were
farmers with
large holdings (known as
chiaburi, and
roughly equivalent to the
Soviet kulaks),
wealthy landowners, industrialists...
-
should spare no
effort for the
timely discovery of
conspiracies by the
chiaburi against collective farms and yards". At the same time,
Pintile began highlighting...
-
ideological support. His
articles in Scînteia
produced definitions of
chiaburi (the
Romanian version of kulaks, or
wealthy peasants),
which prioritized...
