https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5 en-us 2020-05-03 14:08:26 UTC 2026-01-24 17:55:14 UTC hello@padlet.com MONIWARD https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/551490989 The famine had killed 5 million people to around 8 million people 

Peasants were selling human body parts to the market 

It was an event after the civil war which had grain rations severely low 

Moni]]> 2020-05-05 09:07:00 UTC https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/551490989 MONIWARD https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/551537319 Due to the war from before this famine which was against Germany and also due to the civil which had other countries included. 
Lack of trust for other countries 

Moni]]> 2020-05-05 09:25:45 UTC https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/551537319 https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/551679691 -Nickey]]> 2020-05-05 10:28:08 UTC https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/551679691 https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/551681217 Both the Bolshevik and Tsarist regimes acted in similar ways in regards to addressing famine. However, the Bolsheviks were culpable for worsening conditions for farmers whereas the Tsarist regime made active attempts to help farming in Russia. "In 1920 the sown area in the Volga region had declined by a quarter since 1917." This quote from Orlando Figes A People's Tragedy shows that since Bolshevik rule, farm yields and production had significantly worsened, helping to contribute to mass starvation and worsening conditions.  He elaborates. "Yet the Bolsheviks continued to take more - not just surpluses but vital stocks of food and seed - so that when the harvest failed it was bound to result in the ruin of the peasants." In comparison, the Stolypin reforms under the Tsarist regime resulted in a vastly exceptional result than that of the Bolshevik Govt. According to the BBC, "...agricultural output increased by a third, while peasant land ownership increased by 30 per cent [under the Stolypin reforms.]" The Stolypin reforms was an attempt to address the issues of Russian agriculture which was ripe for famines such as those of 1891-1892, 1906 and 1911. The positive results in the Stolypin reforms is significantly contrasted by the failure of the Bolshevik efforts to alleviate the horrible famine of 1921-1922.

- Andrew]]> 2020-05-05 10:28:53 UTC https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/551681217 https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/551817599 - Bolshevik continue requisitioning grains from peasant
- People were dying from hunger
- Famine was accompanied by typhus and cholera killed hundred of thousand of people  
Fa]]> 2020-05-05 11:46:57 UTC https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/551817599 Lynaaaa https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/553563382 1. When people starved their stomachs became bloated.😞
2. They re-used coffins, because there were so many bodies. 🙁
3. dogs would eat the bodies, but it was difficult because the bodies were frozen... 🤮
- Lyna.W]]> 2020-05-06 01:24:54 UTC https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/553563382 Lynaaaa https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/553567694 Pride and skeptical.
-Lyna]]> 2020-05-06 01:29:29 UTC https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/553567694 https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/553702872 As the sole Communist society in the world, Lenin did not want to rely on the help of other nations in fear that his people would see that other systems of government were more effective/better than their own, possibly prompting unrest aimed at the Bolsheviks. The reluctance to accept international aid was to preserve the political power of the Bolsheviks and ensure control over the population. 
-Andrew]]> 2020-05-06 03:50:31 UTC https://padlet.com/sjgov1/xyuzhruilka7axo5/wish/553702872