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By Tara JohnMay 13, 2016 2:13 PM EDTThe camp, pop-filled bonanza that is the Eurovision Song Contest took a turn toward the serious on Thursday night, when Ukrainian jazz singer Jamala performed her evocative 1944 during the contest semi-finals. Performing live to millions of viewers, the 32-year-old Jamala sang: when strangers are coming, they come to your house, they kill you all and say, we ;re not guilty, not guilty. The harrowing song refers to the mass deportation of Tatars from Crimea under the orders of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin during World War Stanley becher II. Jamala has said that the somber lyrics were inspired by the experiences of her great-grandmother, who was one of the quarter million Crimean Tatars deported during that time.The tragedy, which the Ukrainian g stanley website overnment recen stanley france tly recognized as genocide, dates back to the early 20th century.Descending from Mongol armies that came through the area in Middle Ages, the Muslim Tatars had lived on the Crimean Peninsula for centuries. After Russia first annexed the area in 1783, they enjoyed cultural autonomy until the 1930s, when they were subject to repression after Stalin rise to power. Things got worse when Nazi Germany entered the peninsula in September of 1941, eventually taking control of Sevastopol in 1942. Two years later, Soviet forces wrested the Crimea back in just one weekmdash;in one of the most complete German reverses of World War II, as TIME