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Category Archives: Military
"Harbintsy" registered by the NKVD for arrest
OPERATIONAL ORDER OF THE USSR PEOPLE’S COMMISSAR OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS NO 00593 20 September 1937 Moscow The organs of the NKVD have registered up to 25,000 people, so-called “Harbintsy” (former employees of the China Eastern Railway and returnees from Manchukuo), … Continue reading
(Russian) Railway Ring: Picture Galleries
http://parovoz.com/rrr/index.php?CAT=PICT&LANG=EN&ORDERBY=2 The Trans-Siberian Railway connected Moscow and European Russia with the Far East (Mongolia & China’s Manchuria were Russian provinces at the time), Vladivostok, and the Sea of Japan. The construction of Chinese East Railway (CER or KVZhD in Russian) … Continue reading
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COLOR Photographs of Russia early 1900s
The Library of Congress purchased Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii’s Collection of 2,607 color images taken between 1905 and 1915 which feature the people and places of the Russian Empire. The photos are STUNNING as most of us are used to looking … Continue reading
Alexander Palace Time Machine
In 2009/10, I asked a forum leader at AlexPalace to open a new forum topic for Harbiners, because I didn’ think this topic was covered on the site as specifically as I would have liked. Something like: Russian(s) History Abroad. … Continue reading
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