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In August and September 1941 the Germans of the Volga region were moved to Kazakhstan and Siberia, and their republic was dissolved.

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28 Aug 1941 – Sep 1941

Deportation of the Volga Germans (1941). In August and September 1941 the Germans of the Volga region were moved to Kazakhstan and Siberia, and their republic was dissolved.

Deportation of the Volga Germans (1941) involved the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, Kazakhstan, the NKVD and the Soviet government.

Deportation of the Volga Germans (1941) appears in Decree of 28 August 1941 on the Germans of the Volga region.

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