Abstract
The article examines thestate of agriculture and the financialsituation of rural residents of the Saratov region during the Great Patriotic War from the point of view of the mobilization model of the Soviet economy. The specific indicators and ways of implementing the state policy in the region to maximize the mobilization of human, logistical, food and financial resources of the village in the interests of the army, the impact of this factor on the livelihoods of the population are analyzed. It isconcluded that the mobilization policy in the absence ofcompensatory measures and the deportation of Germancollective farmers led to an extreme weakening of the productive forces of thecollective farm village of the region. In the conditions of war, personal subsidiary farming became not only the main reserve for the survival of the rural population, but also turned out to be an important mobilization resource.
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