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Krylovka (c) Burials of forced settlers' children

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№70-82

Date of burial
1930s
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Address
Tomsk Region, Bakchar district, Krylovka village
Access in a populated area
On foot
Visiting Hours or Restrictions
Unrestricted
Type of burial
Deportees’ graveyard
Current use
Ceremonial events
Presence of memorials, etc.
No
Protected status
Regional / Republican
Background

A children’s home for orphans of dekulakized peasant families was opened in Krylovka in March 1932 and by May the following year it had more than 180 children. Those who died were buried, in mass and individual graves, in a separate section of the village graveyard.

Ceremonies
DateNature of ceremoniesOrganiser or responsible personParticipantsFrequency
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Commemorative Services
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From time to time
Nature of area requiring preservation
State of burialsAreaBoundaries
The burials have survived
not established
not delineated
Administrative responsibility and ownership, informal responsibility for the site
On land under the control of the Bakcharsky district administration. The uncovered site has been declared of cultural signifiance (minutes of the Tomsk Regional Administrations expert commision, 29 May 2007).
Sources and bibliography

[ Original texts & hyperlinks ]

G.A. Kolesov, Second-rate people, Bakchar, 2004

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

 

Reply from the department for information and public relations of the Tomsk Region Administration

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