Inhabitants of the Monastyryok special settlement were buried in the Privodino graveyard. At first, after 1929, they were dekulakized peasant families from Ukraine, Belorussia and the southern parts of Russia; later, in 1940-1941, they were Poles from territory seized by the USSR in 1939. The numbers of men, women and children buried here are unknown; there is a list of 62 deceased Poles. It is not known where the burials of the forced settlers were made. The Polish section of the graveyard was overgrown with young trees and grave markers have not survived.

In 2002, pupils from school No 4 in Kotlas (director, A.I. Smolina) tidied the territory of the graveyard and put up ten boards around the perimeter bearing the text, “In this section Poles deported from their motherland were buried in 1940-1941. The ‘Let’s not forget’ group”. In June 2012, a Polish delegation from Tarnow erected a commemorative cross in the former graveyard.