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What was the Stakhanovite movement in the Soviet Union?
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- 1An armed peasant militia movement against the forced collectivization policies of Joseph Stalin.
- 2A mass movement among workers aimed at increasing labor productivity and achieving record production output.✓
- 3A political reform campaign within the Communist Party pushing for administrative restructuring and transparency.
- 4A cultural and literary movement advocating for the fair treatment of ethnic minorities affected by the Russian Civil War.
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A mass movement among workers aimed at increasing labor productivity and achieving record production output.
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