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TitoloBenita Plezere-Eglite: Suddenly Siberia

Autore

Benita Plezere-Eglite

Valters Nollendorfs

Call number940.5318/0422

Numero oggetto08867f

Luogo di pubblicazionePrague, Czech Republic

EditoreInstitute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes

Anno di pubblicazione

2013

Paginazionepp54-61

MaterialeArticle

ISBN9788087211793

NotesArticle from the book 'Lest we forget: memory of totalitarianism in Europe'
pp 54-61

Descrizione

Eleven-year old Benita Plezere was deported with her family from Latvia to the Omsk region of Siberia in 1949. The article describes their life there. She drew pictures of the deportation and her life in Siberia and sent them as postcards to her aunt. They are now a treasured possession of the Museum of the Occupation of Latvia

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