For what did Stalin deport whole nations?

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Pykhalov, Igor`

Za Chto Stalin Vyselial Narody?

[ For what did Stalin deport whole nations?]

2nd ed
Moscow: Iauza-press, 2010
480 p Images

Serie: Stalinist
Hardcover. 13 x 20 cm
ISBN: 9785995501497
Language: Russian

This book is a part of the rewriting of recent Russian history and reevaluating Stalin`s role in it. This campaign is part of modern historiography and worth of scholars attention. The book addresses several questions. What were the real reasons for taking such extreme measures as mass deportation? Were they a criminal act or fair punishment? Are there any proofs that the "repressed peoples" committed mass treason? What are the real numbers of the victims of the deportation? Were these repressions a unique action or were they a normal practice of war time? This book answers these questions, and offers new data on the deportations of Crimean Tatars, Chechens, Ingush, and Baltic peoples. Bibliography.

Subjects

» Ethnic Issues and Nationalities » Ethnic Conflicts and Politics

» Law and Criminal Justice » Political Repression, GULAG, Human Rights

» Who is Who / Personalities/Biographies » Communist Leaders » Stalin

» History: General Works and Philosophy of History » Russia in the 20th-21st Centuries » World War Two

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