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This painting is meant to remember a group of 159 men taken from their barracks in the middle of the night and executed by the NKVD. Such occurrences were common and often without any apparent reason. New prisoners quickly came to understand what being dragged out in the middle of the night meant. Those taken away never returned. The men in the painting are clearly aware that they are going to be killed. |
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Jamestown foundation |
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Jamestown foundation |
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| current | 03:08, 3 January 2008 | 541×500 (33 KB) | Andrei Lomize | ({{Information |Description= This painting is meant to remember a group of 159 men taken from their barracks in the middle of the night and executed by the NKVD. Such occurrences were common and often without any apparent reason. New prisoners quickly came) |
