https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1912/mar/17.htm

https://www.marxists.org/archive/roy-evelyn/articles/1922/famine.htm

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Now before I go to sleep let me speak about the rest of the situation

There are several documents saying how the Soviets were called to take action due to the famine

Ok honestly, if you’re quoting marxists.org you’re off to a bad start

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/411984716430835715/411994199001661441/unknown.png

What do you think marxist.org is?

What is that document supposed to show?

It's where most documentation about the Communism and the USSR is published. It's not a news outlet

It's a website for documents

Ok, and what is that document trying to show?

A document showing a regional committee requesting to take repressive measures to stop the famine

Ok, how does that prove your point?

Now there is another document showing the CC accepting the request

I thought you were showing tsarist agricultural yield

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/398889591043653632/412026343144947738/unknown.png

Ok, that really doesn’t support your point

Agricultural yield? If you're asking about that then sure let me find that one

That second one is actually saying they’re doing a bad job

It’s not approval of famine relief

And they’re dated the same day

What makes you think these are related

Right this is the full report which shows the Agricultural yield of the region

Also on what you said

I was getting to that

That document showed the willingness of the Soviets to help with the famine

Ok, so you think this shows famine,

No it doesn’t

Now there were 3 main issues that caused the famine

It shows the opposite if anything

We can move forward, but where do you see the famine stats in there?

Famine stats? You asked for the Agricultural stats

I'm sorry but you just keep jumping around on this

I gave you the clear Agricultural stats to analyze

Anyway

3 main issues

1.Organization

2.Bad harvest

3.Kulaks