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Today 23rd of February in 1944 my nation, the Ingush people were deported to Kazakhstan during the winter as well as Chechen, Karachai, Balkar, Korean, German(who were living in Russia), Kalmyk, Crimea Tatars andand Meskhetian Turks. Practially half of the population these people died during this communist savagery. It worked like that: Russian soldiers, headed by NKVD officers arrived to the towns and villages in secrecy, surround the village and annaunce that " YOU HAVE BEEN NAMED THE TRAITORS OF USSR AND WILL BE SENT TO NEW PLACE" then they were told to take their belongings- not more than 40kg of things per family. They were gathered and pushed into train car tightly like a cattle. (communists were really proud that they could transport more people with less train cars). During the road to Kazakhstan people started to die, they were not allowed to be buried, soldiers threw them out of the train, if they realized that someone died. Both of my grandfathers have become orphants during this period. My grandad from fathers side became head of family at the age of 16, he was responsible for his younder brother and 3 sisters. So today as Russian's are celebrating Defender of the Fatherland Day, We the Ingush people are mourning the day when some of those "defenders" threw us out of our Fatherland. Every Ingush remembers this day, no matter the social status or education level. 🙁 https://youtu.be/xc7-rgOLzC8