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The 1944 Crimean Tatar Deportation is the forced and sudden expulsion of the Crimean Tatar Turks from their homeland Crimea by the Soviet Union on 18 May 1944, due to their ethnic identity. They were deported en masse to various regions of Central Asia, primarily Uzbekistan. This deportation was carried out within the framework of the Soviet regime’s forced relocation policies targeting certain ethnic groups. It resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands, the severing of the Crimean Tatars from

The 1944 Crimean Tatar Deportation is the event in which the Soviet Union forcibly and abruptly expelled the entire Crimean Tatar Turkish population from their homeland in Crimea, primarily to various regions of Central Asia including Uzbekistan, on 18 May 1944, on the grounds of their ethnic identity. This deportation was carried out within the framework of the Soviet regime’s forced relocation policies targeting certain ethnic groups; it resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands, the severin