Lithuanian Lawmakers Recognized 1944 Soviet Deportation Of Cr Lithuania's parliament has recognized the deportation of crimean tatars in 1944 by the government of the soviet union as an act of genocide. a resolution on the issue, approved by lithuanian. Lithuania's parliament has recognized the deportation of crimean tatars in 1944 by the government of the soviet union as an act of genocide. a resolution on the issue, approved by lithuanian lawmakers on june 6, calls the deportation "crimes committed by the soviet union against crimean tatars" and calls on the world community "to express solidarity with the crimean tatars and continue "the.
Lithuanian Lawmakers Recognize 1944 Soviet Deportation Of Crimeanођ On may 18, 1944, tens of thousands of crimean tatars were deported to central asia by joseph stalin’s soviet regime, which accused them of collaborating with occupying nazi forces. The deportation of the crimean tatars (crimean tatar: qırımtatar halqınıñ sürgünligi, cyrillic: Къырымтатар халкъынынъ сюргюнлиги) or the sürgünlik ('exile') was the ethnic cleansing and the cultural genocide [c 1] of at least 191,044 [c 2] crimean tatars that was carried out by soviet union authorities from 18 to 20 may 1944, supervised by lavrentiy. Eighty years ago, over three days from may 18 to may 20, 1944, soviet security forces rounded up at least 200,000 crimean tatars on the black sea peninsula of crimea and brutally sent them into. Lithuania's parliament recognized the deportation of crimean tatars in 1944 as an act of genocide. a resolution on the issue was approved by lithuanian lawmakers on june 6. seventy seven lawmakers voted for the resolution, while one abstained. a similar resolution was adopted by latvia last month.
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