From 1930 onwards, dekulakized peasant families were sent to Alexandrovsk. In 1946 they were joined by deported Soviet Germans and by 1950 there were also families from Crimea (see “Deportees in the Alexandrovsk district, Molotov Region”). Those who died in Alexandrovsk were buried on the outskirts of the town, on the left bank of the River Yelovka. There were individual and mass graves. The numbers of deportees buried here is unknown; there are no lists of names.

In 2007, a commemorative sign was erected at the site of the burial ground, a wooden post with an explanatory board dedicated to the memory of those who fell victim to political repression. It was placed there by members of Perm Youth Memorial, then taking part in the “Rivers of Memory” expedition, and the Olympus hiking club from Alexandrovsk.