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Belbaltlag (Russian names: Белбалтлаг, БелБалтлаг, ББЛ, Беломорско-Балтийский ИТЛ) was the
Soviet Gulag forced labor camp
whose main
purpose was manning...
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first major project constructed in the
Soviet Union using forced labor.
Belbaltlag, the
Directorate of the BBK Camps,
managed the construction, supplying...
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responsible for
construction of the
White Sea–Baltic Canal, 1932: right: Frenkel; center: Berman; left:
Afanasyev (Head of the
southern part of
Belbaltlag)...
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Directorate of
Corrective Labor Camps BAMLag:
Directorate of BAM
camps Belbaltlag:
Directorate of
White Sea–Baltic
Canal camps,
refer to
previously mentioned...
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prisoners from the camp were
transferred to the
newly established Belbaltlag to man the
construction of the
White Sea –
Baltic Canal. In 1936, the...
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Shown left are
Neuengamme slave labourers digging the Dove–Elbe canal,
right are
Belbaltlag canal armymen digging the
White Sea–Baltic canal...
- from 6
December 1941 to 23 June 1944. It
housed the
headquarters of the
Belbaltlag forced labor camp
which manned the
construction of the
White Sea–Baltic...
- liturgy,
which led to his
transfer to the
Anzer island. Soon he was sent to
Belbaltlag the
station Bear Mountain. In 1934 he was
released but the ban stay in...
- Svobodnyi, Amur Oblast),
Dmitlag (193,300 inmates),
Volgolag on Volga,
Belbaltlag (82,000 inmates) and
Ukhtpechlag in Ukhta,
Temlag (21,100 inmates), Dallag...
- agriculture). A
great many of
those shot (1,988) were
already prisoners of the
Belbaltlag (White Sea–Baltic Canal) camp system. A
smaller group of 1,111 prisoners...
