Baltic States Commemorate 1941 Soviet Mass Deportations

The Baltic states are commemorating the mass deportations carried out by the Soviet occupation regime in June 1941, with exhibitions like 'Wagon of Tears' remembering the victims. This day in history marks a shared tragedy for Latvia, Ukraine, and other Baltic nations.

14 Jun, 09:53 — 14 Jun, 09:53

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Gallery: June deportations remembered with 'Wagon of Tears' exhibition

The "Wagon of Tears" public installation is on display in Tallinn this weekend to commemorate the 85th anniversary of the Soviet deportation of Estonians in 1941.

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Šī diena vēsturē. Padomju okupācijas režīms masveidā deportē cilvēkus no Baltijas valstīm

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Baltic States Commemorate 1941 Soviet Mass Deportations

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Gallery: June deportations remembered with 'Wagon of Tears' exhibition

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Šī diena vēsturē. Padomju okupācijas režīms masveidā deportē cilvēkus no Baltijas valstīm

Gallery: June deportations remembered with 'Wagon of Tears' exhibition

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