Shchuchy Mys UI (c)** Forced settlers & deportees

Card

№70-64

Date of burial

1930s-1940s

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Address

Tomsk Region, Kargosoksky district, Shchuchy mys (uninhabited)

Access outside a populated area

Private or specialised transport

Comments

400 metres south of the former special settlement, accessible by river transport.

Visiting Hours or Restrictions

Unrestricted

Type of burial

Deportees’ graveyard

Current use

Cultural and/or educational purposes

Excursions

Ceremonial events

Presence of memorials, etc.

Protected status

Not protected

Background

The Shchuchy Mys special settlement for dekulakized peasant families was set up in the Kargasoksky district in 1931. Deported Latvians, Soviet Germans and forced settlers from Moldavia were sent there in 1941. Those who died were buried in mass and individual graves in a cemetery half a kilometre to the south of the village.

In summer 2006, the territory of the special settlement and the graveyard was investigated by the “Forgiveness and Memory” local history group of the Kargasoksky district.

Ceremonies

Date	Nature of ceremonies	Organiser or responsible person	Participants	Frequency
nk	Commemorative Services	nk	nk	From time to time

Nature of area requiring preservation

State of burials	Area	Boundaries
Subsidence over graves	not established	not delineated

Administrative responsibility and ownership, informal responsibility for the site

On land under the control of the Novoyuginsky rural settlement administration

Sources and bibliography

[ Original texts & hyperlinks ]

N.G. Mongolina, “A brief essay on the history of the Kargasoksky district”, Zemlya Kargosokskaya, Tomsk, 1996

The “Forgiveness and Memory” expedition, 2006-2007, Tomsk, 2008 (123 pp)

Reply from the information & public relations department of the Tomsk Region (№ 17-293 of 13 May 2014) to a formal enquiry by RIC Memorial (St Petersburg)

Reply from Tomsk Region Administration's department for information and public relations