POLITICAL REPRESSIONS AGAINST SUPPORTERS OF THE ALASH PARTY AND THE ALASH ORDA COUNCIL

Abstract

The article analyzes the activities and policies of the Bolsheviks in relation to members, activists and supporters of the Alash party in the period after the violent liquidation of the Alash Republic and the dissolution of its People's Council (Governmen t) Alash -Orda. Unjustified and cruel repressive measures against the leaders and supporters of the Alash movement and party in the 1920s and 1930s were undertaken and carried out despite the decree of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee of the RSFSR of April 1919 on the amnesty of “well -known Kazakh figures who fought against Soviet power, not excluding the Bukeikhanov 74 group. The Kremlin authorities and its occupation administration in Kazakhstan, represented by the KirOblKom - KazKraiKom of the All -Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks), began their repressive policy towards the top leadership of the Alash Republic - members of the Alash Orda and the Alash Party - practically from the first days of the occupation of the national republic. The Bolsheviks had already planned in advance the liquidation of Alash activists in Semey (1922), Tashkent (1924), Kyzylorda (1925-1927) and other cities and localities. The "mass hunt" for his comrades and associates in the Alash party and the Alash-Orda Council began in October 1928.