USSR’s Policies of Sovietization Executed in Crimea and the Artificial Famine in 1930s
Journal: DergiPark (Istanbul University)
Year: 2017

USSR, which is one of the most important states in world history, aimed to create a spreading area for itself with policies that can be ranked as various language and educational policies, economic policies, forced migration and exile to assimilate nations that are not Russian. In this direction, the Soviet Union created homo-Sovyeticus from the 1920s onwards, aiming to unite different peoples in Russia and to remove Russian nationalism. After dominating the Crimea, the main purpose of the Russi