Abstract
Based on historical evidence, this article highlights how Uzbekistan became a true haven for the population evacuated from frontline areas during World War II. It also outlines the social problems that arose during the relocation process. Most importantly, it reveals the high humanistic qualities and tolerance of the Uzbek people, as well as the significance of interethnic harmony, based on archival documents and concrete facts.
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