This article is devoted to the problem of the Soviet Ukrainization of the Stavropol territory in the 1920s and early 1930s. The author explains the plans, peculiarities, implementation, results and consequences of this policy in the Non-Cossack region of the North Caucasus.
In the history of Eastern Europe during the Second World War the problem of German Minorities was of special importance, meanwhile the ideas of revisionism and irredentism were popular among them in the interwar years. In order to understand the nature of these phenomena this article presents an analysis of the claims of the Germans to the conditions of their life in the interwar Eastern Europe.
