Abstract
The article details the horrific deportations carried out by the former Soviet Union among the population in order to develop agriculture, the deportation of innocent peasants to the undeveloped remote areas with limited rights to labor, and their details. KEY WORDS: Exile, resettlement policy, nationalism, tolerance, self-government, Soviet power, peasant class, counter-revolutionary movement, collectivization, commandant’s office, violence, entrepreneurship.
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