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Svirlag,
SvirLAG (Svirskiy Lager' –
Svir Concentration-Camp, Russian: Свирлаг, also Свирьлаг / СвирЛАГ – Свирский концентрационно трудовой лагерь) was...
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located within the
catchment area of the
Svir. The
river flows past the Alexander-Svirsky Monastery,
which housed Svirlag (one of the most
infamous gulags)....
- Leningrad. The
medieval monastery buildings housed an
infamous gulag known as
Svirlag. They were
further damaged during World War II.
Restoration did not commence...
- m****acre M****
graves in the
Soviet Union Sandarmokh Solovki prison camp
Svirlag Tatarka common graves Causarano 2004, p. 510. The
Ukrainian Review 1959...
- Katyń M****acre Kurapaty, a
similar m****
grave site near Minsk,
Belarus Svirlag Vinnytsia m****acre
Vasyl Symonenko M****
graves in the
Soviet Union Information...
- 1988 memoirs.) This was the
method used at Sandarmokh,
Krasny Bor and
Svirlag in the late 1930s, as the
skulls found at
these sites amply testify. Cross-examined...
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already dug trench, took
place a few w****s
later on 3
November 1937 in
Svirlag OGPU (Lodeynoye Pole). New data
indicate that Yavlovy's
final resting place...
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Leningrad region relate that from 1932 the monk was in
Svirlag (Svirskiy
Forced Labour Capm) on the
river Svir (Leningrad oblast). Afterwards,
Sievers was transferred...
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Okrug of
Leningrad Oblast. In 1931, the
infamous Soviet concentration camp
Svirlag was established, with the
headquarters in the
former Alexander-Svirsky...
- in 1931, the
concentration camp of
Svirlag was established. The
settlement which hosted the
headquarters of
Svirlag became known as Svirstroy. In the same...
