The "who-whom?" slogan originates from a speech justifying this policy, which was introduced along with a Ban on Factions.
One cause of this policy was a famine whose victims were aided by the American Relief Association and the church-run Pomgol committee. The "who-whom?" slogan originates from a speech justifying this policy, which was introduced along with a Ban on Factions. Under this policy, industrial prices rose and agricultural prices fell during a period called the "scissors crisis." This policy's namesake "men" often opened (*) casinos and nightclubs. This policy was championed by members of the Right Opposition such as Nikolai Bukharin. A sailor's uprising at Kronstadt is credited as one of the reasons for this policy, which replaced War Communism. For 10 points, name this policy by which Vladimir Lenin reintroduced some elements of capitalism to the Soviet economy.
One cause of this policy was a famine whose victims were aided by the American Relief Association and the church-run Pomgol committee.
New Economic Policy [or New Economic Policy; or Novaya Ekonomicheskaya Politika]