UKRAINIAN DOCUMENT of PRODRAZVYORSTKA fr. KIEV, 1946

EXTREMELY RARE Ukrainian Document of Prodrazvyorstka from Kiev, 1946
According the document citizen Bursuk Yuriy MUST give to state 50 kg wheat grain. In another case he will go to the prison.
This small piece of paper shows very difficult period of Ukrainian history.
The document Never been published !!! On other auction you can see more documents from the same family.
HISTORY: Prodrazvyorstka also Prodrazverstka was a Bolshevik policy and campaign of confiscation of grain and other agricultural produce from the peasants for a nominal fixed price according to specified quotas the noun razvyorstka, and the verb razverstat refer to the partition of the requested total amount as obligations from the suppliers. Please note: last image is for sample only.
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WIKIPEDIA: the 1922 confiscation of Russian Orthodox Church property was held by the Bolshevik government under the pretext of fighting the Russian famine of 1921. During 1922, precious metals and gems were removed by state authorities from churches of all denominations. In fact, it was a provocative campaign against the Orthodox Church, since more than 90% of subjects were concentrated in its churches and monasteries.
Subject to confiscation or articles intended exclusively for liturgical purposes (holy vessels), which is set in a very vulnerable position of the clergy, and caused the resistance of the congregation. the campaign was accompanied by repression against the clergy. Eight priests, two laymen and one woman were sentenced to death in Moscow on May 8, 1922, for having opposed the requisitioning of Church treasures and alleged participation in disturbances.
from the wealth, the Bolsheviks made use of one million gold roubles in order to give food to the famine victims.