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THE HISTORY OF THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL LIFE OF THE PEOPLE FORCEDLY RELOCATED TO THE UZBEKISTAN SSR AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR

Мавлуда Эркин кизи Рахманова

ВЗГЛЯД В ПРОШЛОЕ · 2024

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During the Second World War, representatives of about 60 ethnic peoples and nationalities were deported from their places of residence by the Soviet authorities. Most of them were forcibly relocated to Kazakhstan SSR, Uzbekistan SSR and other republics that were part of the Soviet Union. The article describes the post-war socio-economic situation of the peoples deported to the territory of the Uzbek SSR.

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«During the Second World War, representatives of about 60 ethnic peoples and nationalities were deported from their places of residence by the Soviet authorities.»

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