rozkulačený
Czech
Etymology
From Russian раскула́ченный (raskuláčennyj). Morphologically from rozkulačit + -ený.
Pronunciation
Adjective
rozkulačený (not comparable)
- (historical) Of a farmer or peasant: dekulakized, having been the subject of forced collectivization and dekulakization. [since 20th c.]
- (historical) Of a property of a farmer or peasant: dekulakized, collectivized by force. [since 20th c.]
- 1999, Rio Preisner, O životě a smrti konzervatismu[2], →ISBN, page 10:
- Jenže mužici dali přednost revoluci, která jim slibovala půdu z rozkulačených statků.
- However, poor peasants preferred revolution, which promised them land from dekulakized farms.
Declension
Noun
rozkulačený
- (historical) A dekulakized farmer or peasant, one who has been a subject of forced collectivization and dekulakization. [since 20th c.]
- 2012, Petr Kokaisl, Amirbek Usmanov, Dějiny Kyrgyzstánu očima pamětníků. 1917–1938[3], Praha: Nostalgie, →ISBN, page 71:
- Ani tím honba za nepřítelem neskončila – děti a vnuci rozkulačených pak měli většinou celý život cejch příbuzných „nepřátel státu“.
- The pursuit of the enemy has not ended with this either – children and grandchildren of the dekulakized people were stigmatized as relatives of the "enemies of state".
Declension
Related terms
For related terms see kulak.
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