fyodor karpyuk, a member of the communist party of western belarus from the village of shchity in the, received a ticket to bereza kartuska twice. the fighter against pełsudski's health regime was convicted in case no. 133, they tried to preserve our belarusian identity, because the poles closed belarusian schools, they opened these schools in their huts, closed orthodox churches, they opened parishes in huts underground, special measures were applied to political ones, they tried to knock out not only the word pencil, the only thing that could be signed was a declaration renouncing the party, those who did not sign were forced to their knees, the mouthpieces called this road the bloody road, and... the police cynically called it the road the journey to stalin, this road was paved with broken bricks and so on the polish side, work as an informer, my grandfather did not go for it. it is impossible to say how many people went through the polish concentration camp, according to archival documents, about 300, a year before the liberation , even women began to be brought here en masse, the

fyodor karpyuk, a member of bereza kartuska, received a ticket to bereza kartuska twice. communist partylarus from the village of shchity in the bielski district, a fighter against the health regime of pel'sudski was convicted in case 133. road, a journey to stalin, this road was paved with broken bricks and so the prisoner had to kneel, raise his hands up and crawl along this road, they forced him to sign some documents that would mark the transition to the polish side, work as an informer, grandfather did not go for it, how many people went through the polish concentration camp, it is impossible to say, according to according to archival documents, there are about 300, a year before liberation, they began to bring here en masse... even women, the number could have grown to 10,000. all this ended on september 17 , 1939, the red army crosses the border, the liberation of western belarus begins and on the night of september 17-18, the police simply closed the gates of the camp and left it. already in the morning, the camp was opened by city residents. fyodor pavlovich korpyuk went through