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Mainstream Enarans believed they had been tolerant of them for a very long time, although they were segregated in their own villages. There wore identification devices around their necks which other Enarans didn't have. The way Dathan Alaris hurried to his village after clock-like sounds soon before evening suggests some kind of curfew, although this was not confirmed by dialogue. After all Regressives were removed, Enaran history recorded that they were the ones who wanted to leave, and that they had died due to violence and disease at their new home.

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rdfs:comment	Mainstream Enarans believed they had been tolerant of them for a very long time, although they were segregated in their own villages. There wore identification devices around their necks which other Enarans didn't have. The way Dathan Alaris hurried to his village after clock-like sounds soon before evening suggests some kind of curfew, although this was not confirmed by dialogue. After all Regressives were removed, Enaran history recorded that they were the ones who wanted to leave, and that they had died due to violence and disease at their new home.
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abstract	Mainstream Enarans believed they had been tolerant of them for a very long time, although they were segregated in their own villages. There wore identification devices around their necks which other Enarans didn't have. The way Dathan Alaris hurried to his village after clock-like sounds soon before evening suggests some kind of curfew, although this was not confirmed by dialogue. Ultimately even this arrangement was considered insufficient, and they were subject to a "voluntary resettlement" in a new colony. Fear of their refusal of modern hygiene causing disease was a factor, as was the perception that they were undermining and holding the Enarans back in any way they could. Regressive "criminals" were described as a growing threat to society. It was a gradual effort, spread over at least two months. Lists were produced, with people then rounded up and soldiers. People who got resettled were not heard of again. They shared stories that the transports didn't go anywhere and that the passengers just got vaporized in some kind of thermal sweep. Thousands dissipated this way, and the Regressives believed they were being slaughtered. After all Regressives were removed, Enaran history recorded that they were the ones who wanted to leave, and that they had died due to violence and disease at their new home. Korenna Mirell was witness to the fact that this injustice was being committed, but like most Enarans she denied the truth. Many years later, a dying Mirell transferred her memories to B'Elanna Torres, in the hope that one day the Enarans would have to own up to their actions. (VOY: "Remember")
is Affiliation of	Farran Lishan

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