Robert Conquest, The Harvest of Sorrow: Soviet Collectivization and the Terror-Famine (University of Alberta Press, 1986).

Contents

Preface
Introduction
  1. THE PROTAGONISTS: PARTY, PEASANTS AND NATION
    1. The Peasants and the Party
    2. The Ukrainian Nationality and Leninism
    3. Revolution, Peasant War and Famine, 1917-1921
    4. Stalemate, 1921-1927
  2. II TO CRUSH THE PEASANTRY
    1. Collision Course, 1928-1929
    2. The Fate of the 'Kulaks'
    3. Crash Collectivization and its Defeat, January-March 1930
    4. The End of the Free Peasantry, 1930-1932
    5. Central Asia and the Kazakh Tragedy
    6. The Churches and the People
  3. III THE TERROR-FAMINE
    1. Assault on the Ukraine/1930-32
    2. The Famine Rages
    3. A Land Laid Waste
    4. Kuban, Don and Volga
    5. Children
    6. The Death Roll
    7. The Record of the West
    8. Responsibilities
Epilogue THE AFTERMATH
Notes
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Index

The black earth
Was sown with bones
And watered with blood
For a harvest of sorrow
On the land of Rus'

The Armament of Igor