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In 1944, on 31st of July...
...Union of Soviet Social Republics'...
...State Defense Committee...
...on Stalin's orders took a decision...
...to evacuate 16,700 houses from the regions of Ahısta, Adıgön...
...Ahılkelek, Aspinza, and Bogdonovka...
...which formed the border line of Georgia...
...and from Acaristan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic.
86,000 people comprised of Turks, Kurds and Hemshins...
...were to be evacuated.
Stalin ordered the evacuation to be executed in November...
...by the Public Internal Affairs Commissary Comrade Beria.
Tens of thousands of people were taken from their lands by force...
...put on train cars and set out for a journey of death...
...which would last for days.
THE GREAT EXILE CAUCASIA
INSPIRED BY FIRAT SUNEL'S NOVEL 'SALKIM SÖĞÜTLERİN GÖLGESİNDE'
AND GÜRSEL BALCI'S NOVEL 'SINIRDAKİ SIR.'
EPISODE 2
We're looking for a fugitive. We'll search your house.
What'd we have to do with a fugitive, Comrade Commander?
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BORDER THE VILLAGE OF DEMİRKAPI
THE SOVIET UNION THE VILLAGE OF AHISKA - ORSEP
19TH OF NOVEMBER 1944
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BORDER... THE VILLAGE OF DEMİRKAPI
19th OF NOVEMBER 1944
THE END OF EPISODE 2
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