This burial ground of the White Sea Canal Camp complex, Belbaltlag for short, is seven kilometres from the Letnerechenskoye settlement. It contains the bodies of Belbaltlag prisoners who built the Canal (1931-1933) and those subsequently imprisoned in the outposts and divisions of the system between 1933 and 1941.
Information about Belbaltlag prisoners, where it survives, can be found in Memorial’s Victims of Political Terror database with its 3 million entries or in the Open List database of “Victims of Political Repression in the USSR, 1917-1991”.
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commemorative services, excursions
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From time to time
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Have not survived
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not defined
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not delineated
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[ for original texts and links ]
Unified State Register of Sites of Cultural Heritage (monuments of historical and cultural significance) of the nations of the Russian Federation
M. Sizov, “Crosses on the locks”, Vera: khristianskaya gazeta Severa Rossii, Sept 1999 [retrieved on 28 December 2024]
Judgement of the Belomorsky district court, dated 16 May 2013, making obligatory the technical certification of a site of cultural heritage
