Just two years ago, in 1999, Professor Sergei Ivanenko, a respected Russian scholar, observed in his book The People Who Are Never Without Their Bibles that in early April 1951, “more than 5,000 families of Jehovah’s Witnesses from the Ukrainian, Byelorussian, Moldavian, and Baltic Soviet republics were sent to ‘ a permanent settlement ’ in Siberia, the Far East, and Kazakhstan. ”
Dua tahun yang lalu, 1999, Profesor Sergei Ivanenko, seorang cendekiawan Rusia yang dihormati, mengatakan dalam bukunya The People Who Are Never Without Their Bibles bahwa pada awal April 1951, ” lebih dari 5.000 keluarga Saksi - Saksi Yehuwa dari Ukraina, Belarus, Moldavia, dan republik - republik Baltik Soviet dikirim ke ’ permukiman permanen ’ di Siberia, Timur Jauh, dan Kazakstan ”.