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510:. It said, in particular, that during 1947–1950, 1048 Jehovah's Witnesses leaders and activists had been arrested, 5 underground print houses had been uncovered, and large amounts of printed matter confiscated. The deportees were permitted to take a maximum of 150 kilograms of property, packed within two hours; the remaining property was to be confiscated "to cover the obligations of the deportees before the state". Abakumov's notice listed the following planned numbers of deportees: 2342: 578:
stated that there would be no compensation for the confiscated property, and that return to their previous places of residence was subject to the approval of the local administrations. Though released, Jehovah's Witnesses remained the subject of legal persecution due to their ideology classified as
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issued the corresponding decree (no. 667-339ss), followed by an order of the Ministry of State Security (no. 00193) of March 5, 1951. On March 24, the Moldavian SSR Council of Ministers issued the decree on the confiscation and selling of the property of the deportees. Operation North started at 4
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Titled: "On the need to evict members of the anti-Soviet sect of Jehovah's Witnesses and members of their families from the western regions of Ukraine and Belarus, the Moldavian, Latvian, Lithuanian and Estonian SSR." Записка МГБ СССР "О необходимости выселения из западных областей Украины и
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On September 30, 1965, a decree (no. 4020-1U) of the Presidium of the USSR Council of Ministers cancelled the "special settlement" restriction for members of the four deported religious groups and their family members. However, this decree signed by
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of March 3, 1996, "On the Measures for Rehabilitation of the Priests and Believers who had become Victims of Unjustified Repressions" (О мерах по реабилитации священнослужителей и верующих, ставших жертвами необоснованных репрессий).
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anti-Soviet. The organization was legalized in the Soviet Union in 1991 and re-banned by Russia in 2017. The deported and convicted Jehovah's Witnesses (and other religion-related convicts) were
1797: 565:". From the Moldavian SSR, there were 2,617 persons (723 families) deported on the night of March 31 to April 1, 1951. In total, 9,973 persons were deported from the whole country. 398: 1284: 238: 968: 1136: 1101: 1097: 2310: 1657: 91: 478:. Jehovah's Witnesses came into the conflict with the Soviet government, primarily because they refused to join the military. Their teachings were soon regarded as 1898: 1856: 1299: 1035: 974: 253: 2396: 2037: 128: 2300: 391: 248: 243: 2371: 1484: 2315: 2295: 1769: 351: 2381: 2305: 1389: 384: 2320: 1877: 123: 2401: 336: 902: 2376: 2290: 1354: 1215: 624: 341: 326: 23: 2391: 1780: 1060: 1056: 2406: 1412: 1015: 331: 226: 216: 1838: 1662: 179: 1422: 1394: 634: 2067: 1724: 1364: 1030: 502:
On February 19, 1951, Abakumov delivered a secret notice to Stalin, detailing plans for the deportations of Jehovah's Witnesses to
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notes that the Soviets were probably unaware of the existence of another Russian religious group which also had the same name in
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Moscow Press Conference on 70th Anniversary of Operation North. Deportation of Nearly 10,000 of Jehovah's Witnesses to Siberia
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a plan to deport them, and Stalin suggested that the deportation should occur in March–April 1951.
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a.m. on April 1, 1951, and round-ups ended on April 2. The deportees were classified as "
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Index

a series
Forced population transfer
in the Soviet Union

Dekulakization
Evacuation
Forced settlements
Gulag
Azerbaijanis from Armenia
Balkars
Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina
Chechens and Ingush
Chinese
Crimean Tatars
Estonians
NKVD operation
Germans
from Romania
NKVD operation
Greeks
NKVD operation
Harbinites
Ingrian Finns
NKVD operation
Kalmyks
Karachays
Koreans
Kumyks
Kurds from Transcaucasia
Latvians
NKVD operation
Lithuanians

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