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The Exile of the Crimean Tatars

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Crimea has long been a region with a location on the Black Sea and a deeply history . The Crimean Tatars are the people of the peninsula , formed from Turkic , Mongol , and local populations in the Ages . From the 15th to the 18th century , Crimea was the center of the Crimean Khanate , a Muslim state closely allied with the Ottoman Empire . During this period , Crimea held a special place in trade and politics , controlling sea routes and agricultural lands . Following Russia ? s conquest of Crimea in 1783 , many Tatars emigrated to Ottoman lands , but a population remained .

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After the Bolshevik Revolution and civil war , Crimea became an undisputed of the Soviet Union . Despite periods of repression , the Crimean Tatars preserved their , culture , and religious traditions . Everything changed in 1941 when Nazi Germany went to with the USSR and launched an of Soviet territory . German forces soon occupied Crimea , and the region was torn apart by war , mass , and forced labor deportations .

During the occupation , some Crimean Tatars did cooperate with the Germans . This occurred for several reasons : toward Stalin ? s earlier repressions , hopes for religious freedom , and under occupation . Small auxiliary police units were formed , and a limited of Tatars joined German - controlled battalions . However , many others fought in the Red Army or participated in partisan . Like many occupied peoples across Europe , their responses ranged from resistance to forced or opportunistic .

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In May 1944 , after Soviet forces the invasion , Stalin the entire Crimean Tatar population of collective treason . Without warning , the NKVD a surprise operation . Armed units Crimean villages , forcing families into trains for Central Asia . Any attempt to resist the deportation was . The deportation a brutal escalation of state violence , killing tens of thousands through hunger , disease , and exhaustion .

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The deportation unrest , but it was swiftly by the authorities . Any attempt to resist the was crushed . Tens of thousands died from hunger , disease , and during the journey and in the early years of . At the same time , Crimea was with people from other parts of the Soviet Union , permanently changing the demographic of the peninsula .

For decades , the Crimean Tatars lived in exile , to return . Only in the late 1980s , as the Soviet Union began to and regions stood on the of civil war , were they finally to go home . By then , their villages were gone , their lands occupied , and their struggle for had only just begun .

Today , the memory of exile central to Crimean Tatar identity and to understanding why Crimea is still not simply as territory , but as a deeply historical and moral space .

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