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The Soviet occupation culminated on 14 June, 1941 when a mass deportation of civilians from Latvia to distant areas of the Soviet Union took place. A total of 15,424 persons, according to latest figures, were arrested and sent away in boxcars unsuited for human transportation. Among those deported were minor children and babies, most of whom died on the way or from cold or malnutrition in their settlement areas in Siberia. Many civilians were brutally executed in Riga and many other places after the beginning of the war between Germany and Soviet Union, 22 June 1941, as the Red Army retreated in disarray. The photos were taken right after the retreat of Communists, to document their atrocities. |
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I like Slavs, couldnt Imagine they could do that to their own people. But Luckely, most people that were send to them concentration camps were Criminals. Ive read that 100 000 criminals died cuz they were digging a canal .. HAHAHA |
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Nice post |
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This is why I hate Stalin.
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What's worse is most history classes totally skip over this piece of the war, it's always about the holocaust.
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Kool post
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so true. and stalin was responsible for more deaths than hitler ever was.
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Nice post of b/w pics.
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