POLES WHO EMIGRATED FROM THE SOVIET UNION TO IRAN IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR

One of the inevitable consequences wars is undoubtedly migration. Migrations caused by usually take place in form movement people living endangered areas from geography where they live individually or collectively to safer protect their life safety. Even though migration due compulsory reasons, immigrants act according own will. However, some migrations that took during Second World War against will immigrants. For example; It was not choice exile Poles Soviet Union and there Iran. This began when Red Army deported eastern Poland regions such as Siberia, Urals, Kazakhstan along with Polish soldiers who had captured, context changing political military conditions Germany attacked June 1941. Germany's attack on offered Government opportunity save its country exile. Through mediation British, left disagreements behind united Germany, which considered a common enemy. alliance changed difficult exiled Union, Government, agreeing succeeded sending Iran.
 In this study; The transfer refugees Iran, cities were settled, socio-cultural activities, jobs lives, positive negative effects Iran be discussed.