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Yusup Abdrakhmanov

1901–1938 · 20th century

Yusup Abdrakhmanov was a Kyrgyz communist who headed the government of the Kirghiz Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic from 1927 to 1933. He pressed for greater autonomy and opposed some harsh collectivisation measures, was accused of nationalism and removed, and was arrested during the Great Purge and shot in 1938.

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Kirghiz ASSR

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