Joseph Stalin killed up to 10 million kulaks (peasant farmers)and sent millions of others to labor camps between 1929 and 1933 for

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Stalin saw the kulaks as a threat to his plans for collectivization and industrialization, as they were resistant to giving up their individual farms and joining collective farms. He launched a brutal campaign against them, forcibly seizing their land, livestock, grain, and other property, and often killing or deporting them to labor camps. The resulting famine and disruption to agricultural production led to the deaths of millions more Ukrainians and other Soviet citizens. Neither B, C, nor D played a significant role in Stalin's persecution of the kulaks.

Joseph Stalin Killed Up to 10 Million Kulaks (Peasant Farmers)and