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White Crosses in Riga Forest Cemetery

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Uldis Bardins

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Burial Ground 'The White Crosses' in Riga Forest Cemetery.

From 1941 to 1944, more than 120 victims of communist terror during the first Soviet occupation of Latvia (1940-1941) were reburied here. They were tortured and killed by the People's Commissariat of State Security (Cheka) of the newly formed Latvian SSR as a part of the USSR.

Kapulauks "Baltie krusti". Atklāts (iesvētīts) 2006.gada 26.novembrī.
Meža kapi, Rīga, Latvija.

Copyright: Uldis Bardins
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 10000x5000
Taken: 13/07/2010
Subida: 13/07/2010
Published: 13/07/2010
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