Izotov Movement
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A form of socialist competition launched in 1932 by Donbas face-worker Nikita Izotov, notable as the first Soviet productivity campaign to couple record-breaking output with systematic on-the-job mentoring of less experienced workers. Izotov published his methods in Pravda in May 1932, and by December the first 'Izotov school' opened at the Kochegarka mine, spreading nationwide across mining and metallurgy.
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- Wikipedia (RU) Russian Wikipedia: definition, origins, first Izotov school at Kochegarka mine, spread across mining and metallurgy, precursor to Stakhanovism
- encyclopediaofukraine.com Encyclopedia of Ukraine: Izotov movement as a stage of socialist competition emphasizing overfulfillment plus worker-to-worker training, Izotov schools
- miningwiki.ru MiningWiki: detailed account of Izotov's 1932 production records (562% Jan, 558% May, 2000% June), Pravda article of 11 May 1932 as founding text, first school December 1932