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page 1People who died in the Gulag
Osip Mandelstam
Russian poet and essayist (1891-1938)
Kārlis Ulmanis
Prime Minister of Latvia and agronomist (1877-1942)
Kaarel Eenpalu
Estonian politician (1888–1942)
Juhan Kukk
Estonian politician (1885-1942)
Ants Piip
Estonian politician, diplomat and legal scholar (1884–1942)
Harald Tammer
Estonian weightlifter, journalist and politician (1899-1942)
Eugeniusz Bodo
Polish actor, film director and producer (1899–1943)
Nikolai Reek
Estonian military personnel and politician (1890-1942)
Yusif Vazir Chamanzaminli
Azerbaijani writer and politician (1887-1943)
Ado Birk
Estonian politician (1883-1942)
Albert Kusnets
Estonian wrestler and coach (1902–1942)
Heiti Talvik
Estonian poet (1904–1947)
Der Nister
Soviet writer and translator (1884-1950)
Aleksandra Sokolovskaya
Russian revolutionary (1872-1938)
Josaphat Kotsylovsky
Ukrainian Greek Catholic bishop and martyr (1876–1947)
Lev Karsavin
Russian religious philosopher, historian-medievalist, and poet
Fabijan Abrantovich
religious leader (1884-1946)
Nikolai Vekshin
Estonian sailor (1887-1951)
Nikolay Punin
Russian art historian
Abram Gots
Russian revolutionary
Hugo Raudsepp
Estonian writer and politician (1883–1952)
Yuri Steklov
Russian historian (1873-1941)
Heinrich Paal
Estonian athletics competitor, footballer, bandy player and coach (1895-1941)
Charles Puffy
Hungarian actor (1884–1943)
Yosyp Bezpalko
politician
Serhiy Ostapenko
Prime Minister of the Ukrainian People's Republic (1881-1937)
Anna Abrikosova
Soviet linguist (1882-1936)
Georg-Henning Graf von Bassewitz-Behr
higher SS and Police Leader, SS-Gruppenführer
Rūdolfs Jurciņš
Latvian basketball player (1909–1948)
Aleksander Hellat
Estonian politician and diplomat (1881-1943)
Arcady Aris
Chuvash writer (1901–1942)
Anton Kaindl
German SS officer and commandant of the Sachsenhausen concentration camp (1902-1948)
Harald Kaarmann
Estonian footballer and bandy player (1901-1942)
Nykyta Budka
Ukrainian bishop, Blessed (1877–1949)
Gustav Sule
Estonian athletics competitor (1910–1942)
Karl Parts
Estonian general and politician (1886-1941)
Hugo Bernhard Rahamägi
Estonian theologian and politician (1886-1941)
Jaan Soots
Estonian general and politician (1880-1942)
Johannes Orasmaa
Estonian military personnel and politician (1890-1943)
Hugo Väli
Estonian association football player (1902-1944)
Moses Schorr
Polish politician and rabbi (1874–1941)
Emīlija Benjamiņa
Latvian publisher (1881–1941)
Kęstutis Bulota
Lithuanian speed skater (1896-1941)
Mihkel Pung
Estonian politician and lawyer (1876–1941)
Pavlo Khrystiuk
Ukrainian politician
Nikolay Lanceray
Russian architect (1879–1942)
Nariman bey Narimanbeyov
Azerbaijani politician (1889–1937)
Margarita Barskaya
Soviet actress, film director and screenwriter (1903-1939)
Hamid bey Shahtakhtinski
Azerbaijani educator (1880-1944)
Alexander Mervart
Russian indologist, ethnographer, linguist and the first Russian dravidologist (1884–1932)
Alfrēds Ruks
Latvian athletics competitor (1890-1941)
Voldemar Rõks
Estonian association football player, bandy player and athletics competitor (1900-1941)
Dāvids Beika
Latvian Communist politician (1885-1946)
Paval Zhauryd
Belarusian military commander (1889-1939)
Ants Kurvits
Estonian general (1887-1943)
Heinrich Uukkivi
Estonian association football player, bandy player and ice hockey player (1912-1943)
Alice Kuperjanov
Estonian independence fighter (1894-1942)
Egon Roolaid
Estonian swimmer (1918-1943)
Armanda degli Abbati-Campodonico
Italian opera singer and voice teacher (1879-1946)
Ernst Ottwalt
German author and radio playwright (1901-1943)