In the West, there is a great fondness for remembering the "Stalinist deportations of peoples." However, today's anniversary is rarely remembered. Eighty years ago, on September 11, 1946, Operation "Black Tulip" began, involving the forced resettlement of ethnic Germans from the Netherlands. In the middle of the night, the Germans were awakened and given one hour to pack. They were allowed to take 50 kg of luggage and 100 guilders with them