Migration of rural population of the Ukrainian Soviet Social Republic to Siberia, Trans-Baikal and Far East in 1920's

The Ukrainian agrarian resettlement of the early 1920-s provoked rural population migration from woodland and forest-steppe territories to the vacant lands of the Southern Ukraine and mostly to the Eastern regions of the USSR. The article considers state measures of the USSR and Ukrainian SSR authorities on organization of the rural population migration from Ukraine to Siberia, Trans-Baikal and Far East during 1920-s.