POLITICA DE REPRESIUNE A REGIMULUI SOVIETIC ÎN SUDUL BASARABIEI ŞI ÎN NORDUL BUCOVINEI: 1940-1941, 1944-1945

Abstract

After June 28, 1940, the Soviet Union occupied the Romanian territories Bessarabia and Northern Bucovina. The Soviet regime implemented a policy of repression against the autochthonous Moldovan-Romanian population, characterized by deported people because of ethnic motive, disappearance of whole localities, the change of toponyms of the Moldovan-Romanians localities, the change, by Russification and Ukrainization, of the sir names of persons, the Russification and/or Ukrainization of Moldovan schools, the destruction of the natural balance in the zones where MoldovanRomanian population leaves, the settlements of people from Ukraine and other places within the occupied territories (especially in the districts incorporated by abuse into Ukraine: Ismail and Cetatea Alba/„Belgorod-Dnestrovski”), the forced collectivization, the expropriations, the brutal and forced industrialization by colonizing the towns, the organized by the authorities of the starvation in the conditions of drought. All thease ware methods of repressions of the autochthonous Moldovan-Romanian population, of its culture and identity, biological and cultural being, in the occupied territories.