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Appendix 8
Surviving the Forced Labor Camps to Return
After deportation, the deportees were in some cases sentenced for insubordination from 5 to 25 years’ imprisonment in the forced labour camps. The certificate reproduced was issued to a Latvian citizen, deported on June 14, 1941, after he was dismissed from the Storozhevsk camp in the Komi region where he had spent 5 years of settlement to which he was condemned for insubordination. Cases of release of deportees and convicts after they had done their time are extremely rare.
- ABOUT
- Preface
- Historical Introduction(Part 1)
- Historical Introduction(Part 2)
- Historical Introduction(Part 3)
- Historical Introduction(Part 4)
- Historical Introduction(Part 5)
- Historical Introduction(Part 6)
- Appendix 1Deportation Order Nr. 001223
- Appendix 2Deportee registration form
- Appendix 3Deportee list
- Appendix 4Trains and deportee counts
- Appendix 5Order to deport General Balodis
- Appendix 6Deportation trains
- Appendix 7"All must be shot"
- Appendix 8Release certificate
- Appendix 9Baltezers victims (photo)
- Appendix 10Dreiliņi mass grave (photo)
- Appendix 11Prison yard corpses (photo)
- Appendix 12Slave labor camps (photo)
- Appendix 131st edition, List of names
- Appendix 14Prison system (satellite view)
- Appendix 15Wladimir prison (satellite view)
- List of NamesKey to list
- List of NamesFirst page of list (facsimile)
- List of NamesPages listing those taken
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