War Communism Vs NEP Flashcards

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NEP
abolishing grain requisition

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Replaced by tax and kind peasants had to give a fixed proportion of their grain to the state, sell surplus on the market .

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NEP
Ownership of small businesses

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Under private ownership,small businesses were allowed to open to make a profit .E.g. small workshops and factories that make good such as shoes, nails and clothes .

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NEP
Trade ban lifted

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Foods and goods could flow more easily between the countryside and towns.

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NEP
Control of heavy industry

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State kept control of large-scale industries like coal, steel and oil.

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Successes of NEP
Cereal production

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Serial production increased by 23% compared to 1920.

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Successes of NEP
Factory output

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Factory output rules by 200%

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Successes of NEP
Monthly wage

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The average monthly wage of urban workers rules from 10.2 roubles in 1921 to 15.9 in 1923.

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Successes of NEP
Industry output

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Coal, steel, finished cloth and electricity also saw rise and output

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Successes of NEP
Grain harvest and production 

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There was an increase in grain harvest from 37.6 million tons in 1921 to 56.6 tons in 1923 .

By the mid-1920s there had been a rapid recovery from a lower base - grain production has increased from 1920 by over 25%

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Successes of NEP
Land

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The amount of land under cultivation Rose from 77.7 hectares in 1922 to 91.7 million hectares which was higher than the 1921 figure at 90.

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Limitations of NEP
Production in industry

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The amount of iron ,steel and copper produced never exceeded the amount for the last few years of tsardom.

Pig iron: 1913-4216 thousand tons 1926-2,441 thousand tons

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Limitations of NEP
State owned industries

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The largest state owned industries were not successful. They were heavily subsidised by the state and were very inefficient.

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Limitations of NEP
Agriculture

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Progress was uneven. The success in agriculture already caused the problem by 1923 with goods in short supply rising in price and the price of food flood and the cities , causing the scissors crisis.

There was limited mechanisation and modernisation in agriculture .

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Limitations of NEP
Requisitioning re-introduction

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By the late 1920s the reluctance of peasants to sell food for lower prices cause a crisis which had to be resolved by the re-introduction of requisition in 1927

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Limitations of NEP
Economy

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Many aspects of the economy were still inefficient

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Limitations of NEP
Industry

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Industry was labour intensive and inefficient . NEP was not allowing the economy to take off after the initial recovery.

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Limitations of NEP
Grain

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NEP was not warming by 1928. The USSR was 20 million tons of green shot feed the towns .

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Limitations of NEP
The rest of the world

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There was a war scare in the late 1920s after the rise of fascism and was an in diplomatic relations with the west. This demonstrated how industry weak the USSR were , still being relied on foreign import and Stalin argued they were 100- 150 years behind the West.

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War communism
Rationing

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Class base system of rationing was introduced smallest rations given to middle class classes red army are given more than civil servants.

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War communism
Nationalisation of industry

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All industry under control of the vesenkha

The decree of nationalisation -summer 1918

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War Communism
Labour discipline

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Internal passports were introduced to people fleeing into the countryside

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War communism
Grain requisitioning

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Systematically terrorise the countryside forcibly requisitioned
the kulaks were handed in public to terrify the population

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War communism
Banning of private trade

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All private trade in manufacturing were banned, resorted to a development of black market.

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War communism
State capitalism

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Allowed some private trade but some industries are nationalised 1917 they have to keep a lot of tsarist structures

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Vesenkha
Organisation that sets production figures centrally
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Impact of war communism Social effects
Reduced grain supplies to dangerous levels Cattle and horses have been slaughtered in their thousands by hungry peasants
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Impact of war communism Social effects 2
Millions died 170.9 million in 1913 130.9 million 1921 There were reports of cannibalism
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Impact of war communism Economic effects 1
Total industrial output was 20% lower than pre-war levels
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Impact of war communism Economic effects 2
At the end of 1920 Petrograd population decrease of 57.5% in Moscow had a population decrease of 44.5%
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Impact of war communism Economic effects
The harvest of 1921 was 48% lower than that of 1913
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The impact of war communism Tambov revolt 1920-1921 1
155 rising across Russia in February 1921 in Tambov providence 700 man peasant army led by Alexander Antonov .
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Impacts of war communism Tambov revolt 1922 1921 2
100,000 red Army troops deployed several villages in the Tambov region were destroyed poisonous gas was used
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Impacts of war communism Kronstadt uprising 1921
30,000 sailors stationed in the Konstad naval base rebelled March 1921 centre manifesto to learn and demanding the end of the part one party state Marshall Tukhachevsky sent by Trotsky 5 miles across the ice
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War communism The red terror
Bolshevik sedge campaign of intimidation arrests execution and violence in 1918 Overseen by checka leader Felix Dzezhivsky The victims were tsarists ,liberals ,members of the clergy ,non-Bolshevik socialist and Kulaks
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War communism Red terror 2
Estimates of 8500 executions took place in the first year 85,000 I thought to have been arrested, detained, interrogated or sent Expanded from summer 1918 due to peasant resistance during the war and need for ‘merciless smashing’ of counter revolutionary activity