A speech that announced this program declared the three great evils as conceit, illiteracy, and bribery. This program reintroduced the gold standard by terminating the Kerenka and creating a new chervonets currency. A key tenet of this program was the reform of agricultural taxation with a tax-in-kind system called prodnalog. Its organization was one of the first tasks of the state planning committee, (*) Gosplan. A political faction led by Nikolai Bukharin defended this program, which was opposed by Grigory Zinoviev an
A speech that announced this program declared the three great evils as conceit, illiteracy, and bribery. This program reintroduced the gold standard by terminating the Kerenka and creating a new chervonets currency. A key tenet of this program was the reform of agricultural taxation with a tax-in-kind system called prodnalog. Its organization was one of the first tasks of the state planning committee, (*) Gosplan. A political faction led by Nikolai Bukharin defended this program, which was opposed by Grigory Zinoviev and Leon Trotsky. The Kronstadt Rebellion hastened the adoption of this program, which was replaced by the first of the Five Year Plans after a flip-flop by Joseph Stalin. For 10 points, name this program developed to replace War Communism in 1921, which relaxed collectivization in the Soviet Union.
A speech that announced this program declared the three great evils as conceit, illiteracy, and bribery.
New Economic Policy [or Novaya Ekonomicheskaya Politika; or NEP]