The Stalin revolution of the 1920s and 1930s extended even into the families of ordinary Russians with Stalin's policies of:
A) legalization of divorce, homosexuality, religious marriages, and abortion.
B) declaring illegal homosexuality, marriage, and abortion.
C) legalizing homosexuality but refusing to allow abortions or religious marriages.
D) establishing kibbutzim: the means by which children would be raised communally.
E) making divorce difficult and abortions illegal except to save the mother's life.

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Stalin's policies included making divorce difficult and abortions illegal except to save the mother's life. This was part of his effort to strengthen the traditional family unit and discourage behaviors that were seen as counter-revolutionary. Homosexuality was also illegal under Stalin's regime. The establishment of kibbutzim, or communal living arrangements, was mainly implemented in Israel and not in the Soviet Union during Stalin's rule.

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