In Russia kulaks meant well to do peasants,. Say true or false
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The well to do Russian peasants were called Kulaks. They were richer than most of the farmers owning a larger farming land in addition to a large number of cattle. These peasants had the ability to hire labour. They even lent money to poorer people.
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