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The killing of approximately
690,000 people in the Great Purge of 1937-
1938;

The death of 6 million Ukraini-
ans as a result of deliberate famine in
1932-1933; (the famine, known as the
Holodomor, was not the result of insuffi-
cient crops being produced in the Soviet
Union, but rather of the Communist
Party refusing to allow crops to be hand-

ed out. In other words, this was a delib-
erate mass slaughter.)

The exiling of hundreds of thou-
sands of Poles, Ukrainians, people from
the Baltic states, Moldavians and
Bessarabians, first in 1939-1941 and then
again in 1944-1945;

The exiling of the Volga Germans
in 1941;

The sending into exile of the
Crimean Tartars in 1944 and their being
abandoned to die;

The exiling and abandonment to
die of the Ingushetians in 1944.

European countries such as
Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia,
Romania, Albania and East Germany
falling under the control of Stalin's
bloody regime in the Soviet period.

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