Stalinist repressions
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Stalinist repressions is a period in Soviet history during the Stalin era. Examples include:
- Anti-cosmopolitan campaign (late 1948)
- Dekulakization (1929–1933)
- Doctor's Plot (1951–1953)
- Great Purge (1936–1938), the most usual meaning
- Population transfer in the Soviet Union (1930–1952)
- Night of the Murdered Poets (12 August 1952)
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