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This is a Archival Analysis study (also classified as: Historiographical Analysis).

September 10, 2025Open Access

Protest sentiments and survival strategies of the kazakh population in the 1929-1930s: behavioral motives and forms of resistance

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BABakyt AtantayevaSemey Medical University RAR. AkhmetovaShakarim State University Of Semey TST. K. ShcheglovaAltai State Pedagogical University

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This analysis reveals migration patterns and behavioral motives in the Kazakh population under Soviet repression, suggesting complex resistance forms.

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Mass migrations of the Kazakh population signify passive resistance to state repression and collectivization policies, driven by survival needs.
Archival analysis shows that the forced migration was largely a response to state-imposed hunger and socio-political turmoil.
The study analyzes behavioral motives behind migration, emphasizing the desire to protect cultural identity amidst severe state control.
Findings advocate for a reevaluation of Kazakh socio-political history, highlighting adaptations to dire situations caused by Soviet policies.

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Atantayeva et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1dda254b1d3bfb60fc6f9 https://doi.org/10.32523/3080-129x-2025-152-3-60-78

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This analysis reveals migration patterns and behavioral motives in the Kazakh population under Soviet repression, suggesting complex resistance forms.

Protest sentiments and survival strategies of the kazakh population in the 1929-1930s: behavioral motives and forms of resistance

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Protest sentiments and survival strategies of the kazakh population in the 1929-1930s: behavioral motives and forms of resistance

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