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The "Spike Act": the law of 7 August 1932 that set death, or in mitigated cases at least ten years in prison, for taking state or collective-farm property.
7 Aug 1932
Soviet law of 7 August 1932 on the protection of state and collective-farm property. The “Spike Act”: the law of 7 August 1932 that set death, or in mitigated cases at least ten years in prison, for taking state or collective-farm property.
7 Aug 1932
The Soviet government signed into law Soviet law of 7 August 1932 on the protection of state and collective-farm property.
The Law Library of Congress calls it a “Law of the Soviet Union”.
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