Day of Mourning and Hope

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Day of Mourning and Hope

June 14, 2007, 02:47

66 years ago, in the early morning hours Soviet NKVD troops and local collaborators started mass deportations of "enemies of the people" - teachers, priests, academics, former government officials, successful farmers and other "class enemies'. A total of 18 228 people is estimated to have been sent to Siberia and Northwestern Russia before Germany invaded USSR via Lithuanian territory on June 22nd. Between 1941-1953 a total of 135'522 Lithuanian citizens were arrested and held in concentration camps all over USSR. Most of them died.

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June 14, 2007, 06:44

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June 14, 2007, 07:02

Sad. In Poland, it was the same.

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Tattila the Hun

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June 14, 2007, 08:18

Yeah, in Finland... wait, we got invaded. Nevermind.

And they wonder why Baltics don't remember the Soviet Union fondly...

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