<<No 57 : 3 August 1980>> In 1978 there were about 700 unregistered Crimean Tatar families in the Crimea (CCE 51); in 1980 approximately 60 families remain. Those who are registered cannot find work in the fields for which they are trained; not one example is known where a Crimean Tatar with higher education has … Continue reading Persecution of Crimean Tatars, August 1980 (57.12)
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Persecution of Crimean Tatars, March 1979 (52.9)
<<No 52 : 1 March 1979>> Resolution No. 700. The unpublished Resolution No. 700 of the USSR Council of Ministers: “On Additional Measures to Tighten the Residence Regulations in the Crimean Region”, dated 15 August 1978, has already been mentioned (CCE 51.13). The following extract from the resolution has now become available: The USSR Council … Continue reading Persecution of Crimean Tatars, March 1979 (52.9)
Persecution of Crimean Tatars, Oct 1976 (42.7)
<<No 42 : 8 October 1976>> Evictions In August 1976 more evictions took place. On 9 August at 3 am policemen and vigilantes made a raid on the house of Mustafa Abilev in the village of Bogatoye, and at 5 am on the house of Enver Ametov in the village of Kurskoye. About 50 Crimean … Continue reading Persecution of Crimean Tatars, Oct 1976 (42.7)
Persecution of Crimean Tatars, Aug 1976 (41.9)
<<No 41 : 3 August 1976>> IN CRIMEA Evictions CCE 40 published a letter from R. Yunusova about the destruction of her family’s home on 13 May. After this, Resmiye Yunusova, her husband Memet Seitveliyev and their paralysed child lived in a tent in their yard. On 3 June a group of policemen and vigilantes … Continue reading Persecution of Crimean Tatars, Aug 1976 (41.9)
Persecution in the Crimea, May 1976 (40.11)
<< No 40 : 20 May 1976 >> The Crimean Regional Party Committee submitted the following document to the Central Committee of the Ukrainian Communist Party: To: Vladimir Vasilevich Shcherbitsky,Central Committee, Communist Party of Ukraine. 28 January 1976; Ya/24/3 In answer to your communication number 3051/012 of 29 December 1975 concerning the telegram from citizen … Continue reading Persecution in the Crimea, May 1976 (40.11)
Crimean Tatars Continue to Return, March 1976 (39.6)
<< No 39 : 12 March 1976 >> It is reported from the Crimea that at the beginning of 1976 there were about 300 Crimean Tatar families living there without residence permits or employment. In spite of this, more families keep arriving. The authorities are warning householders not to sell houses or rent flats to … Continue reading Crimean Tatars Continue to Return, March 1976 (39.6)
Persecution of Crimean Tatars, Nov 1977 (47.7)
«No 47 : 30 November 1977» The mass registration in the Crimea of Crimean Tatars, which representatives of authority promised in February 1977 (CCE 44), has so far proved by no means comprehensive. From February to September 1977 the ownership of houses which had been bought was legalized, and about 200 families were registered. Amongst … Continue reading Persecution of Crimean Tatars, Nov 1977 (47.7)
The Persecution of Crimean Tatars, Dec. 1978 (51.13)
<<No 51 : 1 December 1978>> IN THE CRIMEA In the spring of 1978, there were about 700 Crimean Tatar families in the Crimea, living without registration in houses they had bought (CCE 49), Almost all of them had been through the civil courts, which had declared the arrangement of house sales and purchases to … Continue reading The Persecution of Crimean Tatars, Dec. 1978 (51.13)
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