Siberia place
also: Siberian gulags, Siberian
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that much of the Soviet economy was based on slave labor extracted from people who had been arbitrarily arrested and then sent to Siberia. He later recalled, her story overwhelmed me. I felt totally betrayed. What was worse, because I had b…
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The measures taken then by the Soviet government had included mass deportations to Siberia of any war criminals. When Russians' army returned four years later, they confirmed these minorities' worst fear by resorting to the same behavior, w…
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The YMCA and the Red Cross was both used for intelligence purposes. And let's see where he was at in using the YMCA. Oh, my God. He was in Siberia. He was also in Manila, the Philippines, which, of course, if you look post-World War II at t…
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Another project was a movie that began in the late 1950s based on the diary kept of a Japanese colonel imprisoned after the war in a Siberian labor camp. Imagine that, Hollywood getting in on the act. I would like to say I'm shocked. The fi…
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This count is the total of the figures from the daily evacuation cables that covered that period to the end. At some point, everybody else was labeled missing in action or killed in action. That left over 20,000 people still unaccounted for…
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That bomb had been transported to Siberia where he'd been put to work in a Russian tank factory with 200 other Americans. Then in December, there was a message sent to the American embassy in Moscow from U.S. forces Europe who evidently did…
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American POWs reported en route to Siberia, it read. A recently arrived Greek refugee from Manchuria had reported seeing several hundred American POWs being transferred from Chinese trains to Russian trains near the border of Siberia and Ma…
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We didn't have G's anything because that's an army thing. He's talking about the senior intelligence officer of the Air Force. This office has interviewed refugee source who states that he observed hundreds of POWs in American uniforms bein…
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Source observed POWs on railway station platforms loading into trains for movement into Siberia. In railway restaurants, Source closely observed three POWs who were under guard and were conversing in English. The POWs wore sleeve insignia, …
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Source states that there were a number of other Negroes among the POW shipments and also states that no matter no time later were any POWs observed returning from Siberia. According to the source, POWs wore OD outer clothing described as no…
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and identified them as being Americans. They reported that the conditions appeared good with no wounds. On the Chinese side, POWs accompanied by Chinese guards, POWs passed through gates dissecting platforms to Russian trains manned and ope…
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trainloads of U.S. servicemen being transported to the Soviet Union, but described one particular train as containing over 400. Corso continued to investigate, and by the time his report was completed, it stated that, quote, the conclusion …
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Korean War still being held in Siberia because it would be a violation of their privacy for the American people to know that they had been abandoned. You can't make that shit up. Second, they said concerning immediate attention of the POW s…
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Soviet Union fell, that a lot of the records became available for the disposition of a lot of them. And a lot of them were sent basically to other labor camps up in Siberia, which was basically a death camp as well. Correct. So, yeah. Yeah.…
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Maybe because of intelligence or things that they could value that the Allies saw, they kept them behind. And I mean, how would the Russians know? And when you look at the German soldiers that were essentially captured by the Russians, they…