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Dear Nadia, My mother's family were sent to a camp near Kotlas, so I have also been interested in Kotlas for a long time. Here are are few links to start you off. Kotlas and the Gulag:

Re:Kotlas Siberia anyone? All I know about Kotlas is that seems to be the main Railway link to the Arctic region and all those going to camps or leaving camps by rail had to pass through Kotlas. I

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Dear Anne, Your account is so beautifully written. Thank you for posting it to the group. Pozdrowienia, Halina

Hi Nadia My mother and family were taken to Kotlass in 1940......they were at a place called Permogorskaja Zapadin, near Kotlass, until they were released after the Amnesty. When was your grandfather

Please welcome Gabriel Damaszk to the group. Gabriel, you should be able to get many answers to your questions about your grandfather, Wiktor Damaszk , by writing to the Ministry of Defense, which

Hi Nadia, We've not spoken for ages, I'm Linder in England. Both myself and Grazyna @ grazyna@... have a very old rare book called 'Forced Labour in Soviet Russia', it's full of the info you want

Dear Barney, Thanks for asking. My grandfather died of dysentery (czerwonka) in Kazakstan and was buried in a mass grave with others from the Polish population who were in that part of the former USSR

In Russia is city Kotlas in Arkhangelskaya oblast. Its not Siberia and not Kuybyshevskaya (?) oblast. See 62 n. latitude and 47 o. longitude. Sergey Korycki, Russia ----- ----- : nadialars@...

Hi Julek What are the books you refer to? I would be interested in reading them. Barney Dombrowski <julian_plowy@e...> wrote: the in order months. back in mail forsaken separated along train to

Hi Rich What was the fate of your grandfather? Did he remain in the USSR? Barney Dombrowski <richpna@e...> wrote: Arkangelsk. They got there via train a trip they funded by selling some of their

Hi Barbara My father who was born in the US had general knowledge about the plight of Poland the war. But I do remember him mentioning that the quota was tiny for Polish people. If we had a larger

Hi Eve In 1945 the Soviets and their Polish allies in Lublin signed an agreement to exchange populations. 1.5 Million Poles left the USSR by 1947. A second transfer of 245,000 Poles occured in 1955-

Yes, dzidzia is for baby girl and dzidziu would be baby boy. My oldest brother was called synus' (little son) for many years!! Elzunia Olsson Sweden Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2003 20:32:49 -0400 From: "J

While we're talking about trips to Kresy .....for the benefit of new members: I travelled from Sweden to Ukraine in October 1996. On a humanitarian aid trip, in a bus loaded with clothes and food etc

hello. Does anyone know anything about the city of KOTLASS in SIBERIA, KOOYBOSHISKAYA OBLAST? My grandfather Tomasz Adam Dabrowski was sent there for 8 years. Thank you <A

Radom Hi Friends I just addded on AFO gallery photos of pre 1939 RADOM http://www.aforgottenodyssey.com/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=Poland-Photos-pre-1945 Look at browse at Alfabet Polski

Please remove me from the email list... and just send me special announcements if possible. There are just too many messages daily and it is clogging up my system...thanks Nina Szlosberg Stefan

I cried and laughed as I read your wonderful story. Thanks, Fran