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Kulak farmers resisted collectivization and were seen as a threat to Stalin and as a result were ordered to be liquidated or murdered.The state took control of the kulak land, equipment and stores of food and grain.3 million people were shot, exiled, or imprisoned.6 million people died due to a famine that was caused by the government by destroying their crops and animals.
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