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MARCH 2009


Window On Eurasia: Stalin Deported Balkars To Give Their Territory To Georgia, Activists Say

posted by eagle on March, 2009 as Genocide Crime


Monday, March 9, 2009

 

Window on Eurasia: Stalin Deported Balkars to Give Their Territory to Georgia, Activists Say

Paul Goble

Vienna, March 9 – On the 65th anniversary of the Stalin-era deportation of the Balkars, activists of that national group said that the Soviet dictator had taken that step in order to transfer part of their territory to the Georgian SSR, a charge that could have contemporary relevance given Moscow’s continuing campaign against Georgia.
Yesterday, the leaders of the Balkar nation held a meeting in memory of the deportation of the Balkar people to the wilds of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in 1944, an action as the result of which more than a third of the members of this Turkic people died and one which continues to cast a shadow on the North Caucasus (www.kavkaz-uzel.ru/articles/150579).
On the one hand, disputes between the Balkars and the Kabardinians continue not only over political power ...

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Window On Eurasia: Stalin Deported Balkars To Give Their Territory To Georgia, Activists Say

posted by eagle on as Genocide Crime


Monday, March 9, 2009

 

Window on Eurasia: Stalin Deported Balkars to Give Their Territory to Georgia, Activists Say

Paul Goble

Vienna, March 9 – On the 65th anniversary of the Stalin-era deportation of the Balkars, activists of that national group said that the Soviet dictator had taken that step in order to transfer part of their territory to the Georgian SSR, a charge that could have contemporary relevance given Moscow’s continuing campaign against Georgia.
Yesterday, the leaders of the Balkar nation held a meeting in memory of the deportation of the Balkar people to the wilds of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in 1944, an action as the result of which more than a third of the members of this Turkic people died and one which continues to cast a shadow on the North Caucasus (www.kavkaz-uzel.ru/articles/150579).
On the one hand, disputes between the Balkars and the Kabardinians continue not only over political power ...

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