Economic repression in the Soviet Union

Mass repression in the Soviet Union
Economic repression
Collectivization Dekulakization Soviet famine of 1932–33 Ukraine Kazakhstan
Political repression
Red Terror Great Purge Gulag Punitive psychiatry
Ideological repression
De-Cossackization Religion 1917–21 1921–28 1928–41 1958–64 1975–87 Christianity Islam Judaism Legislation Science Censorship Images
Ethnic repression
National operations of the NKVD Population transfers

Economic repression in the Soviet Union was carried out for ideological and political reasons.

Economic repression of social classes

Eventually, the social classes which were considered "enemies of the people" were dealt with by means of political repression. However, in early periods of Soviet history, undesirable classes, such as kulaks (rich peasants), were actively repressed by economic means, such as increased taxation and various restrictions on economic activities.

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