Genocide Under the Red Sun: The struggle for survival of three generations of a Tatar family under Communist China and the Soviet Union

by Roostam Sadri

Overview

This book has been written about the struggles for survival of three generations of an extended Tatar family who lived through the most turbulent periods of Russian, as well as Chinese, history. It also contains the first chapter explaining the religious background of the majority of the Tatar nation now spread out throughout the world. 

Tatars were subjected to assimilation policies by both the Tsarist and the Soviet regimes, causing them to resist such policies for many generations. The most turbulent periods of the 20th century have been briefly depicted in this book as the background of the struggle for survival by the family, who eventually succeeded not only to survive genocidal policies of the communist regimes of Russia as well as China, but to also come to Australia to live prosperous and happy lives by working hard to establish themselves in their new homeland.   

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780645694185
Publisher:	Silverbird Publishing
Publication date:	02/20/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	196
File size:	7 MB

About the Author

Managing Director, North Hobart Constructions Pty Ltd. Honorary President, Tatar Association. Graduate management Association (Life Member)

Table of Contents

1History and Foundations of Islam3

2East Turkestan Reflections34

3East Turkestan turned into Xinjiang of China 

on Stalin's Orders47

4Post-Stalin Era in East Turkestan 

under Chinese Rule55

5Liu Shaochi Era in China81

6Ten Years of our Secluded Life in the 

Tora Su Mountains85

7Our Missed Chance to Migrate to 

Australia in 1964-6592

8Origins of the Tatar Nation130

9Tatars in Australia and the World144

10Totalitarian Rule of Xi Jinping 

in Modern China155

Bibliography175