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Gigant (Russian: Гига́нт; lit. giant) is a sovkhoz located in the rural locality of Gigant in Salsky District of Rostov Oblast, Russia. The Gigant was the first grain sovkhoz. It was established by the Soviet Union, and was created following the dissolution of the New Economic Policy (NEP). The Gigant was memorable for representing the shift from peasant-run farms to state-run farms (sovkhoz) and collective farms (kolkhoz) in Joseph Stalin's first five-year plan.

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  • Gigant (Sovkhoz) (en)
  • Гигант (совхоз) (ru)
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  • Гига́нт — первый зерновой совхоз, созданный в 1928 году Советской властью с целью значительного увеличения производства зерна в СССР. За трудовые заслуги награждён орденами Ленина и Трудового Красного Знамени. (ru)
  • Gigant (Russian: Гига́нт; lit. giant) is a sovkhoz located in the rural locality of Gigant in Salsky District of Rostov Oblast, Russia. The Gigant was the first grain sovkhoz. It was established by the Soviet Union, and was created following the dissolution of the New Economic Policy (NEP). The Gigant was memorable for representing the shift from peasant-run farms to state-run farms (sovkhoz) and collective farms (kolkhoz) in Joseph Stalin's first five-year plan. (en)
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  • Gigant (Russian: Гига́нт; lit. giant) is a sovkhoz located in the rural locality of Gigant in Salsky District of Rostov Oblast, Russia. The Gigant was the first grain sovkhoz. It was established by the Soviet Union, and was created following the dissolution of the New Economic Policy (NEP). The Gigant was memorable for representing the shift from peasant-run farms to state-run farms (sovkhoz) and collective farms (kolkhoz) in Joseph Stalin's first five-year plan. The sovkhoz, built in a remote section of Russia, included a central village and 12 smaller settlements in which the workers and their families lived. The locality contains a population of 10,249 people as of 2011. Sovkhozes such as Gigant are state-run farms, and are contrasted from kolkhozes, which are owned and run by a collective of peasants. Workers on sovkhozes were wage earners and received fixed payments in cash. Because of this, they belonged to trade unions. Sovkhozes also tended to be specialized and have scientifically trained staff members. In these ways, the process of collectivizing farms with the sovkhozes was an attempt to elevate peasant populations into a class resembling their urban, proletariat counterparts. (en)
  • Гига́нт — первый зерновой совхоз, созданный в 1928 году Советской властью с целью значительного увеличения производства зерна в СССР. За трудовые заслуги награждён орденами Ленина и Трудового Красного Знамени. (ru)
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