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Introduction. The year 2023 commemorates the 80th anniversary of the Kalmyk deportation (28 December 1943) to the eastern parts of the Soviet Union. In December 1943, ethnic Kalmyks were groundlessly repressed and forcibly relocated from native lands to ...
Orlova Keemya V.
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Introduction. Ethnic deportations were a form of political repression in the USSR. Official Soviet directives clearly proclaimed mass relocations with exact indications of ethnic identities the would-be deportees should belong to. Goals.
Zhakisheva Saule A. +3 more
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Introduction. Photography is a visual source of information, and its unique character has been recognized by numerous researchers. Newspaper photographs tend to mirror both a historical era proper and daily life of its inhabitants. Goals.
Viktoriya V. Kukanova +2 more
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Territory and Population of the Stalingad Region in 1939-1944
Introduction. The Stalingrad region was founded on the 5th of December 1936. In 1939-1944 the territory and population of the region underwent changes.
Sergey G. Sidorov
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Traditional kalmyk women’s costume in the system of folk art [PDF]
The article is devoted to understanding the role and place of folk costume in the system of traditional art of the Kalmyk people. The relevance of this study is due, first of all, to the need to analyze the functional nature of women’s national costume ...
K. P. Batyreva, E. V. Bembeev
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Introduction. Ethnic deportations in the USSR led to the elimination of a number of national autonomies and annexation of their territories to other regions.
Evgeny F. Krinko
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The presented scientific study examines the history of the emergence of Kalmyks in Russian provinces and regions, their daily life outside the Kalmyk steppe, both in the imperial period and in the first post-revolutionary years.
E. N. Badmaeva, B. A. Erdneeva
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The Shaping of New Ethnic Clusters in Kalmykia, 1957–1991
Introduction. The article discusses the shaping of largest ethnic clusters (besides those of Kalmyks and Russians proper) across the Kalmyk ASSR in 1957–1991.
Sergey S. Belousov
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Strengthening Soviet Defense Capability, 1920s–1930s: Mobilization Arrangements in Kalmykia
Introduction. The article introduces newly discovered documents from Kalmykia’s National Archive and the State Archive of Russia (supplemented with other historical sources) to continue insights into pre-army training and conscription among the Kalmyks ...
Konstantin N. Maksimov
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Illiteracy Eradication Policies in the USSR in the 1950-1960s
With evidence from newly introduced archival materials, the paper studies the eradication of illiteracy among the USSR’s adult population during the 1950-1960s.
G. M. Ivanova
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