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In the autumn of 1937 virtually all Koreans of the Soviet Far East were moved to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

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21 Aug 1937 – Oct 1937

Deportation of the Koreans of the Soviet Far East (1937). In the autumn of 1937 virtually all Koreans of the Soviet Far East were moved to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

Deportation of the Koreans of the Soviet Far East (1937) involved Joseph Stalin, the Soviet government, the NKVD, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

Deportation of the Koreans of the Soviet Far East (1937) appears in Resolution of 21 August 1937 on the eviction of the Korean population.

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