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Osvobodeni kato treti brat rusnatsi i armentsi (ID: 10792)

Title (In English):
Russians and Armenians released as third brothers
List Type:
Forced labor
List Organized By:
Not Applicable
Generating Agency:
1st Labor Battalion
Document Date:
1 Oct 1943
Sex:
Male
Number of Persons (Exact):
24
Nationality:
Bulgarian
Organization or Battalion Name:
1st Labor Battalion
Document Format:
Handwritten Document
Language:
Bulgarian
Number of Pages (Exact):
2
Legibility:
Easily Legible Text
Notes:
A majority of the 24 names on this list seem to be ethnically Russian, with the remainder Armenian. They had been detailed to the 1st Labor Battalion's detachment at Trunska Klisura, a pass from Bulgaria into the Bulgarian-annexed portion of Serbia. The 24 men are named along with YOBs for some, and the hometowns of each man in Bulgaria. The majority came from Sofia with one man each from Plovdiv and Peshtera. Release from forced labor was due to the "third brother" clause, i.e., exemption if two brothers from the same family were already in service.
Place of Persecution:
Trunska Klisura
Internal Number:
68
Folder:
Fond 2058-I-38

From Collection

Title:
Selected records from the collection of former Archives of Ministry of Defense of Bulgaria in Veliko Tŭrnovo

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