Book/Printed Material Spravka v obkom KPSS o nat︠s︡ional'nom sostave spet︠s︡kontingentov, nakhodi︠a︡shchikhsi︠a︡ v Tomskoĭ oblasti. Справка в обком КПСС о национальном составе спецконтингентов, находящихся в Томской области.
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Title
- Spravka v obkom KPSS o nat︠s︡ional'nom sostave spet︠s︡kontingentov, nakhodi︠a︡shchikhsi︠a︡ v Tomskoĭ oblasti.
Other Title
- Справка в обком КПСС о национальном составе спецконтингентов, находящихся в Томской области.
Summary
- This item is from a collection of 101 documents from the archives of the Tomsk Regional Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union relating to the mass deportation to Siberia of Baltic peoples from Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia. The documents, which date from the period 1941-60, are nearly all stamped "Secret." They shed light on such aspects of the deportations as the numbers of people involved, how the reception of deported peoples was organized, the resettlement and placement of deportees, material support, methods of ideological control and the assessment of the communist authorities of the ideological and political influences on the deportees, and the eventual lifting of legal restrictions on these population groups. The Soviet Union invaded the Baltic countries in the summer of 1940 and the deportations of Baltic peoples were carried out the following year, just before the Germany invaded the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941. Estimates of the numbers of deported citizens of the Baltic countries vary, but probably about 50,000 were sent to camps in Siberia in this period. The deportations were aimed out eliminating resistance to communist rule and targeted the political and intellectual elites in the Baltic countries. Deportations were halted following the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union, but a second mass deportation of Baltic peoples to Siberia occurred after World War II, in March 1949, as the authorities sought to stamp out continued resistance to Soviet rule. The documents were assembled by the Center for Documentation of Tomsk Oblast Recent History in Tomsk and were digitized for the Meeting of Frontiers digital library project in the early 2000s. World Digital Library.
Created / Published
- Tomsk : [publisher not identified], 10 senti︠a︡bri︠a︡ 1953 g.
Headings
- - deportat︠s︡ii︠a︡
- - spet︠s︡pereselent︠s︡y
- - rasselenie
- - nat︠s︡ional'nosti
- - russkie
- - gruziny
- - ukraint︠s︡y
- - belorusy
- - armi︠a︡ne
- - azerbaĭdzhant︠s︡y
- - moldavane
- - latyshi
- - litovt︠s︡y
- - ėstont︠s︡y
- - evrei
- - kalmyki
- - lazy
- - nemt︠s︡y
- - poli︠a︡ki
- - turki
- - bolgary
- - assiriĭt︠s︡y
- - greki
- - rumyny
- - Russian Federation
- - Tomsk Oblast
- - депортация
- - спецпереселенцы
- - расселение
- - национальности
- - русские
- - грузины
- - украинцы
- - белорусы
- - армяне
- - азербайджанцы
- - молдаване
- - латыши
- - литовцы
- - эстонцы
- - евреи
- - калмыки
- - лазы
- - немцы
- - поляки
- - турки
- - болгары
- - ассирийцы
- - греки
- - румыны
Notes
- - Obshchai︠a︡ chislennost' po 22 deportirovannym ėtnosam, rasselennym v Tomske i Tomskoĭ oblasti, vkli︠u︡chai︠a︡ narody drugikh stran.; Tolstykh, nachal'nik otdela Upravlenii︠a︡ Ministerstva vnutrennikh del po Tomskoĭ oblasti; Smirnov, nachal'nik otdelenii︠a︡ upravlenii︠a︡ Ministerstva vnutrennikh del po Tomskoĭ oblasti.
- - Original text at: Center for Documentation of Tomsk Oblast Recent History
- - Общая численность по 22 депортированным этносам, расселенным в Томске и Томской области, включая народы других стран.; Толстых, начальник отдела Управления Министерства внутренних дел по Томской области; Смирнов, начальник отделения управления Министерства внутренних дел по Томской области.
Medium
- p. : 30.0 x 43.5 cm ; bumaga, mashinopis'.
Source Collection
- Tomsk Regional Committee Documents Regarding Deported Baltic Peoples
Digital Id
Library of Congress Control Number
- 2018684390
Online Format
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