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 Date: 2012-05-28 03:51:57Republics Tallinn Estonia–Russia relations Estonia in World War II Europe Estonia Northern Europe |
 | Population losses of Estonia sinceEstonian citizens and residentsDocID: 1as1Q - View Document |
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 | Vaivara Transit and concentration camp in northeast Estonia. Vaivara was established by the SS in 1943 as a camp for Soviet prisoners of war. From August 1943 to February 1944 it served as the main branch of 20 forced laDocID: Nj9e - View Document |
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