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'''Lazar Kaganovich''' was born in Kabany,[[ Ukraine]] in 1893 into a[[ Jewish]] family.  He worked as a shoemaker and joined the [[Bolshevik]] Party in 1911.  He took part in the [[October Revolution]] , and by the 1920s was leader of the party in the Ukraine.
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'''Lazar Kaganovich''' was born in Kabany, [[Ukraine]] in 1893 into a [[Jewish]] family.  He worked as a shoemaker and joined the [[Bolshevik]] Party in 1911.  He took part in the [[October Revolution]], and by the 1920s was leader of the party in the Ukraine.
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With the support of Stalin, Kaganovich was a member of the [[Politburo]] by 1930.  He implemented the plans for collectivisation and destruction of the [[Christian]] Religion in Ukraine by confiscating food from the peasants.  This caused a devastating famine in which between seven and thirteen million people died.  This famine became  known as the "[[Holodomor]]".  The [[Soviet]] government covered up the tragedy by falsifying census statistics and forbidding any mention in the press.  He was also involved in the [[great purge]]s which ended all opposition to Stalin.
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With the support of [[Stalin]], Kaganovich was a member of the [[Politburo]] by 1930.  He implemented the plans for collectivisation and destruction of the [[Christian]] Religion in Ukraine by confiscating food from the peasants.  This caused a devastating famine in which between seven and thirteen million people died.  This famine became  known as the "[[Holodomor]]".  The [[Soviet]] government covered up the tragedy by falsifying census statistics and forbidding any mention in the press.  He was also involved in the [[great purge]]s which ended all opposition to Stalin.
    
When Stalin died, Kaganovich opposed his successor [[Nikita Kruschev]].  As a result, he was expelled from the Communist Party and forced into retirement.  He died in 1991.[http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/RUSkaganovich.htm]
 
When Stalin died, Kaganovich opposed his successor [[Nikita Kruschev]].  As a result, he was expelled from the Communist Party and forced into retirement.  He died in 1991.[http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/RUSkaganovich.htm]
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