On Anti-Bolshevik Peasant Promotion Part III The Peasant Revolt in the Timan-Omsk District (Winter 1920-1921) Telegraphic Report from the Executive Committee of the Abbot Volost of the Soviets to the Land Department of the Ishim District. Abetzkoi village 12/19/1920: There is not enough food bread to complete the food allocations. Under threat of confiscation and imprisonment by the chairman of the emergency troika, and. third. Sokolov. The population donates seed grains without keeping them for themselves. There will be a shortage of food. what should i do telegraph. The Executive Committee of Abte Velost. Archive: Gano. P. P. 1. Op. 2. D 31. to 74. Handwritten copy. Order No. 1027 of the Emergency Food Troika of the People's District to the Executive Committee of Rzhevsky Volost of the Councils: The Revolutionary Emergency Troika headed by Com. Kozvonina I.A. Orders to quickly and widely inform all citizens of the Velost about the immediate and urgent implementation of all allocations within 48 hours. After this period, similar measures will be taken for reparations against all companies and individuals. Malometskaya, that is, the entire society will have a complete house confiscation of the entire amount of bread, which took place in the village of Razhevskoye and the village. Malomatskaya and more, it is again explained that the appropriation is imposed on society, and thus on every citizen, and must be carried out in full, no matter where and from whatever is taken. Those who fail to complete the allocation within the specified period, are warned once again that their property will be confiscated. Most revolutionary troika: Kozbonin Stornov Bortnikov Archive: Gato. P. R. 2. Op. 1. D 65. to 46. Handwritten copy. Declaration of a citizen of the village of Bolsha-Bukovo, Gotopotovsky Volost, m. P. The food commissar of Olkova district for individuals Y. from. Guskov December 1920: On November 20 of this year, you confiscated all the animals from my husband, a citizen of the village of Bolsha-Bukovo, Roman Pedutovich Olkov, and now our property has been irreversibly destroyed. The question is what must we do to continue our existence?

On Anti-Bolshevik Peasant Promotion Part III The Peasant Revolt in the Timan-Omsk District (Winter 1920-1921) Telegraphic Report from the Executive Committee of the Abbot Volost of the Soviets to the Land Department of the Ishim District. Abetzkoi village 12/19/1920: There is not enough food bread to complete the food allocations. Under threat of confiscation and imprisonment by the chairman of the emergency troika, and. third. Sokolov. The population donates seed grains without keeping them for themselves. There will be a shortage of food. what should i do telegraph. The Executive Committee of Abte Velost. Archive: Gano. P. P. 1. Op. 2. D 31. to 74. Handwritten copy. Order No. 1027 of the Emergency Food Troika of the People's District to the Executive Committee of Rzhevsky Volost of the Councils: The Revolutionary Emergency Troika headed by Com. Kozvonina I.A. Orders to quickly and widely inform all citizens of the Velost about the immediate and urgent implementation of all allocations within 48 hours. After this period, similar measures will be taken for reparations against all companies and individuals. Malometskaya, that is, the entire society will have a complete house confiscation of the entire amount of bread, which took place in the village of Razhevskoye and the village. Malomatskaya and more, it is again explained that the appropriation is imposed on society, and thus on every citizen, and must be carried out in full, no matter where and from whatever is taken. Those who fail to complete the allocation within the specified period, are warned once again that their property will be confiscated. Most revolutionary troika: Kozbonin Stornov Bortnikov Archive: Gato. P. R. 2. Op. 1. D 65. to 46. Handwritten copy. Declaration of a citizen of the village of Bolsha-Bukovo, Gotopotovsky Volost, m. P. The food commissar of Olkova district for individuals Y. from. Guskov December 1920: On November 20 of this year, you confiscated all the animals from my husband, a citizen of the village of Bolsha-Bukovo, Roman Pedutovich Olkov, and now our property has been irreversibly destroyed. The question is what must we do to continue our existence?