Примери за използване на Kolkhoz на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Is that the kolkhoz?
A kolkhoz, what is it?
Bedroom flat; Kolkhoz Market;
The field belonged to the kolkhoz.
One could not leave the kolkhoz. We did not have passports.
He was the strongest on the kolkhoz.
She stole crops from the kolkhoz, was arrested and taken away.
They didn't send their women to the kolkhoz.
Disappearance of the kolkhoz after 1991[edit].
Of the population arrived from the kolkhoz.
We worked at the kolkhoz for nothing, that is, for working days.
There was a whole series of so-called kolkhoz musicals.
The kolkhoz is a satanic institution and joining it leads to perdition.
Store status andheight 3.5 m above the kolkhoz market.
Members of kolkhoz were allowed to hold a small area of private land and some animals.
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In addition the kolkhoz was required to sell its grain crop and other products to the State at fixed prices.
One had to have a transcript from the kolkhoz to get a passport.
Wikipedia Worker and Kolkhoz Woman, in turn, should represent the socialist state emerging victorious over the whole planet.
We lack this agricultural ambition to become the kolkhoz boss.
Workers there received no wages,rather a share of what the kolkhoz produced- only for the needs of themselves and their families.
Express Properties offers one-bedroom apartment for sale in the area of Kolkhoz Market.
In 1948 Kauliņš became the founding chairman of the kolkhoz Lāčplēsis("The Bear Slayer"), now part of Lielvārde.
Viktor Yushchenko graduated from the Ternopil Finance and Economics Institute in 1975 andbegan work as an accountant, as a deputy to the chief accountant in a kolkhoz.
Workers there received no wages,rather a share of what the kolkhoz produced- only for the needs of themselves and their families, nothing more.
Most significant were the vast shipments of grain that were sent from the West to the Soviet Union each year,which helped make up for the failure of kolkhoz, Soviet collectivized agriculture.
Kolkhoz leaders used this as an excuse to expel their personal enemies, invalids, and the elderly, and nearly 12,000 people were sent to the eastern parts of the Soviet Union.
The question arises as to why the socialist intelligence service should be more humanitarian against the mad agents of the bourgeoisie,against the deadly enemies of the working class and of kolkhoz workers.
If historians talk about the abolition of serfdom in 1861, it had a revival in 1932-1937,when peasants were banned from leaving the kolkhoz they were assigned to.
The question arises as to why the Socialist intelligence service should be more humanitarian against the mad agents of the bourgeoisie,against the deadly enemies of the working class and of the Kolkhoz workers?