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The article proves that the object of the Soviet agrarian policy in Ukraine in the late 1920s and early 1930s was a peasant-ideoman of the period of the 1917-1921Ukrainian Revolution. It substantiates that the agrarian policy of Soviet power in the Ukrainian countryside in the late 1920s in the early 1930’s, wore an aggressive, “military-communist” character. It was not compliant with the peasantry. Its overarching goal was not to objectively improve the socioeconomic status of the peasantry, its legal status, but to the destruction of the peasant-ideoman of the period of the Ukrainian Revolution, to achieve its own political objectives, which varied, depending on historical circumstances.

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Рeasant-ideoman in the period of Ukrainian revolution (1917-1921) as an object of the soviet agricultural policy in Ukraine in the end of the 1920s - the beginning of the 1930s