Similar words: collectivization, collectivism, collectivist, collectivity, collection, recollection, data collection, stamp collection. Meaning: n. the organization of a nation or economy on the basis of collectivism.
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1. Collectivisation in particular is disastrous for nomadic peoples, who need to roam freely to feed their animals on sparse vegetation.
2. His five-year plans for the collectivisation of agriculture and industry were implemented with such brutality that millions were imprisoned or murdered.
3. But Communist land reform and collectivisation left the region in turmoil, and in 1959 the Dalai Lama led an uprising against Chinese rule, despite his initial support for the 1951 accord.
4. One rejected collectivisation and was sent to fell trees in Siberia in 1934; the other embraced the new farm policy but was arrested in 1937 as "an enemy of the people".
5. It has been ten years since the collectivisation of the media got started in China.
6. But also that we don't make the mistake of seeing a collectivisation of the risks - which would happen with euro bonds - as the solution, because it isn't the solution at all.
7. This is especially true in the countryside, where the mass collectivisation during Mao's Great Leap Forward of half a century ago left farmland "collectively" owned.
8. A poignant exhibition in the parliament building shows the mass murder, deportations, collectivisation, forced atheism and unrelenting propaganda inflicted on Lithuania under Soviet rule.
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