1930

An invasion of cultural notions from Russian has neutralized Selkups native word formation and restrained the organic development of the language

• The government of the Soviet Union forbade teaching Kalmyk language during the deportation.

• Liquidation of all Bagulal nationalist and more active Bagulals

• Andis anti-Soviet uprising

• Liqvidization of all Bats people nationalists

• The Kalmyks revolted against Russia

• Mansi best fishermen and reindeer herders (the so-called kulaks) had been exterminated, it was the turn of the shamans and folk customs to be persecuted.

• The Lapps were forced to settle down. The Lapps were forced to give up their space again as extensive areas were allocated for the needs of industry and the military.

• 10,000 Buryats of the Buryat-Mongol Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic were massacred by Stalin's order

• Oirat's state destroyed by the Soviet Army

• Kalmyk Revolt, Kalmyks against Soviet Russia

• Sozak Syrdarinsk Revolt, Kazakhs against Soviet Russia

• Resettlers from other parts of Russia have been systematically directed to the area of the Äänis-Veps, which has reduced the percentage of Veps locally to an average of 50 %

• Irgizsk raion Revolt, Kazakhs against Soviet Russia

• Sarysuisk raion Revolt, Kazakhs against Soviet Russia

• Khnov Revolt, Dagestans against Soviet Russia

• Selkup way of life was badly shattered: they were forced to settle, shamanism was ousted by militant atheism, their children were assembled in boarding schools

• Resistance to collectivization and an uprising in west Avaria in 1930 enabled the Soviets to openly employ armed force and to crush the nationalist movement.

• The Izhorians have never been a particularly numerous people, but mass repressions and persecutions reduced the number of the Izhorians drastically.

• The Buddhist church ceased to exist and thousands of cultural treasures were destroyed in Buryatia.

• The Chamalals people mountainous area in southern Dagestan became the centre of active anti-Soviet resistance, where the White Guards, and Islamic and nationalist forces gathered. The Soviet regime retaliated with military might and deportations.

• The Soviet regime succeeded in liquidating or silencing all Udis nationalist elements.

• Votes domestic handicrafts were forbidden, and so was owning a private boat. To repress the various forms of protest, many people were labelled as the so-called "enemies of the people". A Votic, for instance, could be deported from his homeland for not registering as a Russian.

• 1930-1940 Mongolia and Soviet-supported Xinjiang Uyghurs and Kazakhs' separatist movement

• 1930-1936 2,323,000 Kulaks deported from "Regions of total collectivization", most of Russia, Ukraine, other regions to Northern Russian SFSR, Ural, Siberia, North Caucasus, Kazakh ASSR, Kyrgyz ASSR

• 1929-1930 Alakat Revolt, Crimean Tatars against Soviet Russia

• 1929-1932 Aday Revolt, Kazakhs against Soviet Russia

• 1925-1930 Execution of Khanty tribal chiefs who were labelled "kulaks" followed by the execution of shamans

• 1922-1990 Belorussia was annexed by Bolshevist Russia

• 1920-1930 Godoberis people had been openly and violently suppressed. Later, more subtle and indirect means were used, but to equal effect. Gradually Communist ideology came to predominate and the resistance to Soviet rule subsided.

• 1920-1940 Ukraine, Bykivnia Graves. During the Stalinist period in the Soviet Union, it was one of the unmarked mass grave sites where the NKVD, the Soviet secret police, disposed of thousands of executed "enemies of the Soviet state" The number of dead bodies buried there is estimated 225 000

• 1800-2001 Russia annexing Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti (Eastern Georgia) and deposing the Bagratids

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