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Daily Archives: December 13, 2021

Soviet Koreans in Uzbekistan in the First Year after Deportation in 1937 (213-226)

Volume 21.1By EditorDecember 13, 2021

Koreans had lived on the southern territory of the modern Russian Far East before the arrival of Russian pathfinders in these lands. Therefore, they are an indigenous population of the modern Primorye region in the Russia, although, in the nineteenth century the number of Koreans was relatively small in the south of the Russian Far…

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