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Which post-USSR country had their population sent to Siberia? Shit, I'll even accept a subdivision of some sort outside of Russia, lmao.
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Is this the bit where you claim that anyone who had parts of their population sent to Siberia don't deserve to be called a country? Because hella based if yes.
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Everyone had some part of their population sent to Siberia, lol. But he's clearly talking about mass deportations that Stalin did on entire ethnicities. These were done on small republics, primarily in the Caucasus. Also Germans.
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Are you gonna pretend that mass deportations never happened?
Would be low even for you.
Should I spell out every ethnic minority groups,huge parts of whom were 'misplaced' from 1939 to early 50s?
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No, they absolutely happened. But all but one of them were within RSFSR/current Russia, unless I'm blanking on something
Russians (and all the other ethnicities) got to the other parts of USSR same as they did everywhere else. Getting jobs in the post-war period. Alternatively - they were there for hundreds of years or literally forever (depending on how you want to define shit), as was the case in Ukraine.
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The Crimean Tatars were deported, though it was when Crimea was part of Russia and not Ukraine.
I think some Polish areas had some deportations in Belarus but Iβm not sure.
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Surely none of those people were ever deported to remote and barely habitable places of siberia or mass gulaged for no reason.
And surely there's no official documents by russian officials in those countries which show that most of those people were women of teens before age of 16.
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What the frick are you talking about? Your points don't even make any fricking sense. Stalin deported Chechens in the 40s, so Russian minority can be treated like subhumans in 2020s Latvia or something?
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Russia minority are not treated like subhuman in 'Latvia or something' I just think that people should know how those minorities came to be in those contries in such large numbers - by colonization and imperialism of a totally socialist state.
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That's utter nonsense, lol. Unless you consider movement of Poles to UK to be colonisation. You
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Tbf, Poland didnβt annex Bongland.
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Yes because at first polish goverment killed or of forcibly misplaced UK citizens to uninhabitable locations so they could slowly die.
And then poles took literal houses of those english citizens weeks later.
Or will you say that this also didn't happen?
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Do you seriously think that's what happened in Riga? Because I have news for you - the houses Russians occupied were new. Just out of necessity:
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Japoids and Koreans!
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Unfortunately (for them) - Japoids and Koreans never got to experience being part of the glorious USSR!
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Their countries didnβt
but Koreans and Japanese in mainland Asia did.
The number of Japs were smaller but the Koreans werenβt and now they can found all throughout the former Iron Curtain operating small groceries.
Also, iirc modern day Russian also deported some back to Korea (either) as well as some living on the Korean-Russian border, not sure though.
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