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Stalins policy of collectivization was actually based of Trotskies propositions towards collectivization. Trotsky believed whole heartedly in collectivization.
Bukharin was also considered a hero of the peasentry,being the biggest oppennt of collectivization and the biggest proponent of the NEP, with the whole "peasents, enrich yourselves!" quote
You could also add bukharin as the leader of the intelligenzia of russia, he was considered the philosophical 'golden boy' of the soviet union by lenin.