Bolshevik wartime economy Jiang reads as barter, robbery, and asset seizure.
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war communism
Bolshevik wartime economy Jiang reads as barter, robbery, and asset seizure.
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War communism is presented as national asset-stripping: palaces, banks, churches, and museums are looted and valuables fenced abroad for hard currency.
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"...going. Keep on going. Yeah. From 1918 through early 1921, Bolshevik war communism reduced Russia to an economic based on barter and robbery. Besides..."
"Okay? They destroy nations in order to steal as much as they can. What happens afterwards? They don't care. All right? It's that simple...."
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