On the Second Wave of Repression in the People's Republic of Tuva
The article considers the history of the second wave of political repression in the People’s Republic of Tuva (1932-1944). At that time, complex transformations took place in the People’s Republic of Tuva, which eventually led to new repression. The second wave of repression began with the recognition of the collectivization errors and led to a new disagreement in the government and a new repression. The peak of the second wave was in 1938, associated with the "Case of the Nine."