With three years interruption. In 1941 Nazi Germany occupied Lithuania at the outbreak of their hostility with the Soviet Union. and held it until 1944. In 1944 Russia came back with all severity and nationalization and collectivization of farms. Lithuanians were very. very much opposed. They even took to arms to fight Russian suppression and oppression. and at that time there were additional mass deportations. particularly of farmers. the number varies from three to four hundred thousand Lithuaniansyoung people. old people and childrendeported to Siberia and other parts of Russia. The major part of them perished there. DEAN MANION. What effect did the Russian occupation have upon the personal lives and property rights of the people of Lithuania?
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