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During [[Vladimir Lenin]]'s [[NEP]], kulaks in the Ukraine remained wealthy.  But when [[Joseph Stalin]] rose to power, they resisted some of his measures.  Stalin responded with a brutality of horrific proportions.  Stalin either executed or shipped to labor camps nearly 2 million kulaks in the 1930s, and there was mass starvation in the Ukraine of perhaps 20 million people.
 
During [[Vladimir Lenin]]'s [[NEP]], kulaks in the Ukraine remained wealthy.  But when [[Joseph Stalin]] rose to power, they resisted some of his measures.  Stalin responded with a brutality of horrific proportions.  Stalin either executed or shipped to labor camps nearly 2 million kulaks in the 1930s, and there was mass starvation in the Ukraine of perhaps 20 million people.
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As a continuing effect of this, in the 1980s the Soviet Union had to buy much grain from the United States, and Russian agriculture remains weak to this day.
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