dzyubenko nikolai tikhonovich, dzyubenko stepan filimonovich.ace on sobka krutaya, where in stalin’s times there was a transit station, a transshipment point from which prisoners were sent to forced labor camps. it was with the transit that camp life began for every prisoner. the action brought together the children and grandchildren of the repressed, residents and guests of magadan. many people know little about their relatives and reconstruct history bit by bit. grandfather was repressed on my mother’s side in the thirty- eighth year under the fifty-eighth article, in in 1963 he was rehabilitated due to lack of evidence, but unfortunately in 1940 he died from bilateral lobar pneumonia and his burial place is unknown, so i always come here and remember that in our family there were many repressed on my mother’s side, someone shot. to look for something, well, i found the only paradid who was rehabilitated, and in general i can’t even know anything about my roots, the restoration of family histories is carried out in the archives of the departme

dzyubenko stepan filimonovich. the ceremony takes place on sobka krutaya, where the transit station was located during stalin’s times. the transshipment point from which prisoners were sent in stages to forced labor camps. it was with the transit that camp life began for every prisoner. the action brought together the children and grandchildren of the repressed, residents and guests of magadan. many are about their relatives. they know little and piece by piece they reconstruct the history of the family. my grandfather was repressed on my mother’s side in 1938 under article 58. in 1963 he was rehabilitated for lack of evidence, but unfortunately in 1940 he died of bilateral lobar pneumonia and his burial place is unknown. that's why i come i always remember this here. we had a lot of relatives who were repressed. i rummaged around, looked for something, well, the only one i found was my great-grandfather, who was rehabilitated, and in general i can’t even know anything about my roots, the restoration of family hist

tsyubenko nikolai tikhonovich, dzyubenko stepan filimonovich.re in stalin’s times there was a transit transit point, with which prisoners were sent to forced labor camps. it was with the transit that camp life began for every prisoner. the action brought together the children and grandchildren of the repressed, residents and guests of magadan. they know little about their relatives; they reconstruct family history bit by bit. my grandfather was repressed on my mother’s side in 1938 under article 58. in the sixty-third year he was rehabilitated due to lack of evidence, but unfortunately in the fortieth year he died of bilateral lobar pneumonia and the place his burial place is unknown. that’s why i always come here and remember. i can’t know anything about mine, family histories are being restored in the archives of the department of internal affairs for the magadan region, its employees are studying personal files and documents, and the rehabilitation of those who were convicted without guilt continues. the archives of the ministry of internal a

dzyubenko stepan filimonovich.he steep hills, where in stalin’s times there was a transit station, a transshipment point from which prisoners were sent to forced labor camps. it was with the transit that camp life began for every prisoner. children and grandchildren gathered at the rally. repressed residents and guests of magadan. many people know little about their relatives and piece by piece reconstruct their family history. grandfather was repressed on my mother’s side in the year thirty-eight to fifty-eight article. in 1963, he was rehabilitated for lack of evidence. but unfortunately, in the forties, he died of bilateral lobar pneumonia and his burial place is unknown. that's why i always come here. but since everyone died early, i have nowhere to get information, books to remember, something to look for, well, the only one i found was my great-grandfather, who was rehabilitated, and in general i can’t even know anything about my roots, they are restoring family histories in the archives of the omv magadan re