КАВКАЗ ХАЛЫҚТАРЫНЫҢ ҚАЗАҚСТАНҒА ДЕПОРТАЦИЯЛАНУЫ ТАРИХЫНАН

Abstract

The deportation of the peoples of the North Caucasus to Kazakhstan in the 1940s is one of the tragic pages in the history of the Soviet Union. As a result of Joseph Stalin's repressive policy, many peoples, including Chechens, Ingush, Balkars, and Karachays, were forcibly relocated from their homeland in the Caucasus to remote areas of Kazakhstan and Central Asia. Officially, this deportation was explained by accusations of collaboration with Nazi Germany, but most researchers believe that it was part of a broader policy of ethnic cleansing and repression in the USSR