The children’s home at the agricultural division of Intalag (Minlag) in the Krasny Yag settlement existed from 1943 to 1953. In 1946 and 1947 children were brought here from other children’s home in the camps, from the Kanin and Adak settlements. In 1948-1953 the children’s home in Krasny Yag had up to 200 children under the age of 3. Its burial ground was in a pine grove in the centre of the settlement. The total number who died has not been established and lists have not been found. All that is known are the names of five children. The individual burials were mainly those of children who died in 1946-1954.

Some of the graves were in destroyed in the 1960s-1980s during roadworks. In 2005 the burial ground was studied by a youth group from Pechora Memorial. They took measurements, counted the surviving graves and drew up a plan of the burials. On 12 June 2014 an Orthodox cross was erected and consecrated there.

(Plan of Krasny Yag camp shows: [1] 1940s camp burial ground; [2] remains of children’s home and other buildings; [3] former camp administrative building; and [4] children’s burial ground of 1940s-1950s, next to the road and the Pechora river. Drawn by B.B. Ivanov in 2005.)