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We have found some Russian group photographs of children that we do not fully understand. They are not school images. And do not seem to be youth groups or summer camp images. Nor do they seem to be orphanages. These seem to be Revolutionart era Soviet-era not Tsarist-era images. As a result of World War I, the Revolution, the Civil War, and famine. huge numbers of displaced children wandered the country, surving by stealing and other petty crimes. Orphanages were opened to care for them, but were for many years were unequal to the task. We think some of the groups we see deal with these these children displaced children,
And the problem would not end with Bolshevik victory in the Civil War. Children would suffer from the Ukranian Genocide, Stalinist Terror, Gulag, Stalin's alliance with Hitler leading to the NAZI invasion, and finally the NKVD repression in countries invaded and annexed to the Soviet Union. Hopefully our Russian readers will be able to provide some insights. At this point we can only load the images and describe what we see.
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