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To-do list for Reprivatization: edit · history · watch · refresh · Updated 2005-08-28 Put to-do items below. The first few are just the ramblings of Jpbrenna, feel free to modify or ignore them ;) Discussions of reprivatzation by country; applicable laws, court cases, legislative debates. Poland - relevant post-war history. Why wasn't agriculture collectivized Soveiet style? What types of properties besides the obvious factories, etc. were nationalized? Ukraine - current status of reprivatization laws under new leadership? Any cases of descendants of "kulaks" getting property back or being copensated for eviction, gulags etc.?

Reprivatization applies to collective property which is not national

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This article exclusively addresses the re-privatization of national assets. Re-privatization can also apply to the case where commons or other assets held in common ownership return to the market. This article was brought to my attention as I write Mietshäuser Syndikat and cross-link it. I plan to update this article to broaden its scope at some point in the future. DougInAMugtalk 14:36, 13 September 2022 (UTC)Reply