Russian Children Interned In East Karelia
A staged photograph of Russian children behind barbed wire at a transfer (internment) camp, set up by Finnish forces of occupation in Petrozavodsk, Soviet East Karelia, 29th June, 1944. The photograph was taken by Russian war photographer, Galina Sanko, arriving with Soviet troops the day after the retreat of the Finns. The sign, in Russian and Finnish reads: 'Transfer camp. Entry to the camp and socializing through the fence are forbidden, violators will be shot.' (Photo by: Galina Sanko/Sovfoto/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
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Editorial #:
170987088
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Universal Images Group
Date created:
29 June, 1944
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Universal Images Group Editorial
Object name:
975_05_SOV-B-613809
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5100 x 4103 px (43.18 x 34.74 cm) - 300 dpi - 6 MB
- Finland,
- Former Soviet Union,
- World War II,
- Russia,
- 1944,
- Child,
- Civilian,
- Military Invasion,
- Prisoner,
- 1940-1949,
- Archival,
- Barbed Wire,
- Black And White,
- Children Only,
- Conflict,
- Cyrillic Script,
- Eastern Front - World War II,
- Exchanging,
- Fence,
- Looking At Camera,
- Medium Group Of People,
- People,
- Petrozavodsk,
- Preparation,
- Sign,