Lloyd you enumerate the possible reasons, but the likeliest is in my guess that the Burjoise
Were a bad influence amid the proletariat and could undermine the State.
However, another aspect was the relocation of Russians from deep in the Soviet land to CZERNOWITZ and therefore some interchange of population to guaranty more loyalty at a borderline Province.
Felix
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On Aug 12, 2015, at 10:49 AM, Lloyd Marksamer <longbeachlloyd_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> --001a1134fa9c7bf927051d1e54eb
> What was the purpose of the deportations?
> Was it some kind of punishment or for re-education, or to do legitimate
> labor needed out in rural areas? Did the Soviets believe the deportees were
> dangerous to the communist society?
> Were the deportees sent there with the idea that they would never return?
> Lloyd
> On Aug 11, 2015 8:51 PM, "alexander rosner" <alexanderrosner_at_yahoo.de>
> wrote:
>
>> On June 13 there have been several trains full with deported people from
>> Czernowitz and also from other towns in Bukowina.
>> My grandparents were deported from Storozhinetz.
>> They all have been sent to different places in Siberia and elswhere, not
>> all to the Komi Autonomous Republic.
>> My grandparents were slated for the area of Komsomolsk on the Amur, which
>> they never reached, as they have been dropped in Kazakhstan.
>> Others were deported to the Vasiugan region in west Siberia or Tomsk,
>> others to Vorkuta. Probably there have been other regions as well, where
>> deportees from Bukovina ended.
>>
>> By the way, neither Komi nor Vorkuta are located in Siberia, both being i=
> n
>> the European part of Russia.
>>
>> Alex
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