Swedes in the Gulag according to
prisoner of war cards in the RossArchiv (Moscow)
The
following prisoners were deemed “Swedish” at the top of their
prisoner of war cards by those interrogating them at the time of their
capture/arrest or corresponding to information on their personal interviews
upon arrival in a camp. These cards
are on file in the Military Archive (RossArchiv) in
Where
citizenship is other than Swedish, the assumption is that these are Swedish
nationals. Of the 116 “Swedish” prisoners the Soviets acknowledge
as holding in captivity, 42 died in captivity while an additional 41 were
repatriated – leaving 33 requiring further
information. Those whose name
and/or profile corresponds to the report of an eyewitness testimony are
indicated by a box. Based on
current data, these are the prisoners whose files merit further review.
Raoul
Wallenberg’s prisoner-of-war card, a copy of which was handed over to his
next of kin in 1989, does not presently appear in this group of cards. This raises the question of the possible
existence of another group of Swedes, referring to highly controversial
political prisoners, including diplomats. The fact that a number of
“Swedish” prisoners’ names, provided by eyewitness testimony,
are not on this list would also raise the question of other Swedes who
have a different form of classification.
(See “Other Swedes in the Gulag”).
Named
Swedes
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Source
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Information
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Details
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ABERZON, LARS (1922) |
Served in the German Army. Taken prisoner – Last Division
of Tank Division Reserve 181. Dec. 18 1944 Transfer to Camp 188 from Camp
58. May 28, 1945. DIED in Hospital
Branch 5951 of starvation. |
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AIDAM, BERHARD FRANZ (1896) |
Born in Tribus Germany; [Nationality: Swedish];
Citizenship: German. Did not
serve in the Army. Artist by
profession. Interned in Poland in
February 1945 and October 25, 1948 transferred to the Repatriation Camp No.
69. |
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AKHONEN, BRUNO (1904) |
Card from Camp 158 |
Citizenship: Finnish. Fisherman. Soldier. On 22 XI 44, left for Finland in an
exchange. |
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ALBERS, GUSTAV JOHAN (1904) |
|
Born (1904) in Tidogolm, Sweden. Rank and File Soldier Before
conscription, lived in Poland – Citizenship Swedish. Taken prisoner on May 8, 1945 in the
North Sea, Island of Gelaa.
Arrived from Camp 186 to Camp 159 on November 8, 1945. Was in Camp 339, left for Camp 186,
then to Camp 159 which he left for Prison 1, Odessa June 10 1946. On June 29, 1946, convicted for ten
years according to Article 54-1. |
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ALBLAD, PER –
ERIC (Theodorovich).
(1914) |
|
Citizenship: German. Civil Servant. Taken prisoner on July 16, 1941 on the
island Mordonlang near the town of Hanko. Died May 8, 1943 per List of Camp
Number 74 of May 15, 1943.) |
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AMIKH, JOHAN (1922) |
Card from Camp 120 |
Citizen
of Yugoslavia – Served in the German Army. Rank & file soldier; Captured in Budapest
February 9, 1945. June 8, 1945
came to Camp 120 – Petrozavotsk.
Card written May 5, 1946. |
No
further information |
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ANDERSEN, ERIC
(1921) a/k/a Eric Arvid Andersen
|
|
Category
of Crime: “British
Spy.” Arrested 1947;
imprisoned in Lubianka and Verkhne Uralsk; released 1954. From 1943, served
in the Swedish Army – City of Berlin. Swede in both citizenship and
nationality. Arrested July 20,
1947 (no place given) and under jurisdiction of the 3rd Main
Directorate MGB USSR. Convicted
by OSO MGB on 7 June 1950 to 20 years according to Article 58 – 6
– August 7, 1950 he was sent from Internal Prison, Moscow to Verchne
Uralsk Prison MGB. |
No
further information. File
requested – ‘cannot be found.’ |
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ANPHANG-LARZUN,
ADOLPH –FREDERICK (1904) |
Card from Camp 153 |
Served in the German Army – Citizenship
Swedish. Hairdresser,
barber. Taken prisoner May 9,
1945 on the Isle of Bornhaum. He
left for the town of Lustdorf to Camp 186 on January 25, 1946. February 12, 1946 was handed over to
the train 52002 in the town of St. Valentine. |
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ANSTROEM, ANTON
AUGUST (1913) |
|
Served in the Finnish Army, Citizenship:
Finnish. Peasant. Taken prisoner
July 10, 1941 at Lake Kukholm. On
September 15, 1941 taken to the Vologda Lager. Died October 9, 1942 per medical
document. |
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ASSEN, ARNE (1913) |
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Citizenship: Finnish. October 5, 1944 came from NKVD Camp
157; November 20, 1944 left for Finland to be exchanged. |
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BAKK, OLAF-SIGURD
(1920) |
|
“Israelovitch” Citizenship: Finnish. Arrived from Camp 84. Taken Prisoner in March 1942 Island
– Onega Lake. Died October
9, 1942. |
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BANG, ANDRE
(1918) |
Card from Camp 188 |
Served in German Army. Citizenship: Norwegian. Taken prisoner XII 29, 1944
Narva. January 12, 1945 –
Arrived in Camp and left the camp on August 3, 1945 for town of Fokshana. |
No
further information |
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BASNET, ZAKFORD
(1908) |
Card from Camp 392 |
Very little information. Repatriation Lager 186 –
February 14, 1946. |
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BECKER, JOHAN (1923) |
|
Very little information except that he died on
September 26, 1944. |
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BEKHE (OR BEKHI OR
BIKHI), EMIL |
|
Served in the
German Army; Citizen of Switzerland.
Captured October 8, 1944 in Latvia, not far from Ziptaus, village of
Aunsele. Died April 5, 1945 of
dysentery. |
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BENGTSON, GUNTHER
FRIEDRICHOVITZ (1920) |
Card from Camp 84 |
Swedish citizen. Student. Inv. Taken prisoner is Posnan, Poland
February 16, 1945. Moves: September 24, 1945 – Train
Number 90202, City of Posnen.
Left for Camp 304 on the 8 June 1946, repatriation camp. |
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BERKHOLM, URICH (1924)
|
|
Soldier. Citizenship: Finnish. Prisoner June 25, 1944 –
Leningrad. |
No
further information |
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BERSTREM, KURT BIRLUAR (1912) |
Card from Camp 99 |
Served in the Finnish Army, rank & file
soldier. Citizenship:
Finnish. Captured July 10, 1941
Horsey Island. September 14,
1941 sent to Vologda NKVD. Died
December 5, 1941. |
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BLONARIUS, WILHELM
(1909) |
Card from Camp 199 |
Citizen: Estonia. Translator. Taken prisoner on August 29, 1944
– Tartu. November 28, 1944
transferred from Camp 57 to either 101 or 107. |
No
further information |
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BLUNGVIST, Paul
– Gotthard (1904) |
Card from Camp 99 |
Citizen: Finland. Taken prisoner on July 10, 1941 - Died December 29, 1941. |
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BRANGT, ARTUR (1920) |
Card from Camp 145 (10) |
Estonian citizen; served in the German Army.
Captured May 2, 1945 – Movement: City of Berlin. |
No
further information |
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BUMAN, ALEX-FERDINAND
(1903) |
|
Citizen of Finland. Name of Camp: Hospital Spaska
Zavaskaya. Captured 10 July
1941. Died November 16, 1941 in
the camp. |
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BUMAN, ERIC –
NEP/KEP/KEN (1916) |
Card from Camp 99 |
Finnish Citizen. Captured July 10, 1941 – Died
July 17, 1942 in No. 1, Hospital of Settlement Spask. |
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CHOAST, ANDREY
(1909) |
|
Citizen of Sweden;Interned February 18,
1945. Left for Sweden on April
23, 1946. |
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DITRUS, VALENTIN
(1917) |
|
Citizen of Sweden; served in the German
Army. Camp 235 from 45 May 29,
1945. |
No
further information |
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DUPURN, REINHOLD
(1913) |
Card from Camp 445 |
Citizen of Sweden. Left for Camp 69 May 21, 1946. June 5, 1946 handed over to
Representatives Camp 232, in Frankfurt on Oder. |
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DUS-DES, MARGARITA
(1924) |
|
Citizen of Sweden, Interned. Camp 27. December 14, 1945 left for Camp
388. September 9, 1946 left for
Repatriation Camp 69. On
September 27, 1946 – handed over to German authorities. |
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EKBLOM, KARL (1919) |
Card from Camp 158 |
Citizen of Finland; Died December 8, 1942. |
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EQVIST, ALORIC-NESTOR
(1919) |
Card from Camp 99 |
Citizen of Finland. Died May 29, 1943 in Camp 99, buried
in Cemetery No. 1, Spask. |
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ERGG, ALOIS (1920) |
|
Citizen of Germany, Served in the German Army.
Died January 15, 1946 in Camp 390 where he arrived on November 20, 1945. No
further information. |
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ERICSSON, HARALD
(1913) |
|
Citizen of Finland. No camp number – only the word
‘lager.’ Died October 6, 1942. No data on capture, etc. |
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ERLANDSON, KARL
(1908) |
|
Citizen of Sweden. Interned in Berlin, June 4, 1945. Camp
27 until October 25, 1945 when he left for repatriation camp. |
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ERNS, ALFRED (1922) |
|
Camp 158.
Civilian. September 1945,
left Camp 158 for Camp 190. |
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FARSTREM, BROUR
(1912) |
|
Citizen of Sweden, Rank & file soldier. In
hospital 2222 in some sort of “Sorting Depot” or Selection Point
called EVAN. Taken Prisoner on
June 25, 1944. |
No
further information |
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FAZEN, JOSEPH (1920) |
|
Citizen
of Sweden. Interned on February
27, 1945 – Kept in Battalion 1553.
Came to that Battalion March 24, 1945. Feb. 9 1946 left for Repatriation
Camp. |
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GALONERIUS, Wilhelm
(1909) or HALONERIUS, Wilhelm |
Card from Camp 199 |
Soldier.
July 19, 1945 – left for Camp 0314. |
No
further information |
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GATBERG,
PAUL-WALDEMAR (1903) |
|
Citizen of Finland. Vologda Camp. Captured July 7, 1941. Soldier. Died October 4, 1941. |
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GEGSTREM, VALENTINE
YEVENIVICH (aka VINOGRADOV). (1921) |
|
Finnish citizen. Interned Wien, May 2, 1945. Feb. 6 1947 – came from Camp 62
to Camp 27. July 11 – Left
Camp 27 for further transfer to Foreign Affairs Ministry. Grounds: Order of GUPVI of July 10,
1947. |
No
further information |
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GELIKS, HELIKS, ERIC (1911: see (HALIKS) |
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|
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GERTNER –
MEYER, INGRID (1905) |
|
Woman. Citizen of
Sweden, Camp 27. Interned –
December 14, 1945. Left Camp 27
for Camp 388. |
No
further information |
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GERTNER-MAER,
INGRID (1905) |
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GOTKAMPF, [Female] (1923) |
|
Citizen of Finland. Came from Camp 27 to Camp 158 –
from NKVD 158 went to Finland as an exchange on March 25, 1945. Handed over to representative of
Finnish authorities – March 28, 1945. |
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GOTKAMPF, MARTA
(1895) |
|
Russian citizen. Taken, but not as prisoner, from place
of residence in Estonia on June 28, 1941. Came in July to Talin. Released on grounds of NKVD Order. August 24, 1941 – actually
released. |
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GOTKAMPT, SVEN
(1924) |
|
Citizen of Finland. Not related to the above. Civilian – first held in Camp
27, then transferred to Camp 158 to Finland as an exchange. Handed over to
Finnish authorities under Act of March 28, 1945. |
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GRANHOLM, LARS (1916) |
|
Citizen of Finland. Camp 99. Archival No. 69888. Died June 18, 1942. Buried in Cemetery No. 1, Settlement
Spaske. |
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GRANHOLM, Levy (1917) |
Card from Camp 99 |
Citizen of Finland. Captured September 3, 1941. Died August 24, 1942. Camp 99. Buried in Cemetery No. 1 –
Spaska. |
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GRANSKOG, ALBERT
(1911) |
|
Citizen of Finland. Held in NKVD Camp 158. On November 22, 1944 left for Finland
for an exchange. |
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GUS, Andrey
(1909) |
|
Citizen of Russia |
No
further information |
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GUSTAFFSON, KNUT
(1917) |
|
Citizen of Denmark; served in the German
Army. June 28, 1950, convicted by
Military Tribunal of the Kiev Region, Article 54, Clause 6, Part 1 of
Ukrainian Republic Criminal Code to a term of 25 years. Stamp- Released under decree of August
9, 1955 on September 5, 1955 and handed over to representative of the Danish
authorities in Berlin. |
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HAGALBERG, KARL
(1921) |
|
L/68
NKVD Camp SpasZabovtsk.
Citizen of Finland. Died
December 27, 1942 in Camp 99, Hospital Number 1, Settlement of Spask. |
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HAGNEL, (1908) |
|
Born in Riga. Until 1943 he was a Swedish citizen,
afterwards a German citizen.
Transferred to Repatriation Camp #304 on February 14, 1946 (?). . |
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HANSEN, OIGAN KARL
(1902) |
Card from Camp 286 |
No citizenship given at first, then
German. Served in the German
Army. Taken prisoner February 9,
1945. Left for Station Korme, May
29, 1946. There he was handed
over to the representatives of Border Guards of MVD Troops/ Leningrad Region
for transfer to reps of Allied Control Commission in Finland. |
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HILBERG,
EMIL-ALBIN (1904) |
|
NKVD Camp 99. Swedish citizen. Taken July 10, 1941. Died in camp – August 1, 1942. |
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HOFEER, BRITTA
(1905) |
|
Camp 27.
Swedish citizen. Interned.
July 25, 1945 left Camp 27 for Repatriation Camp. |
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JOHANSON,
GUSTAV (1907) |
|
Citizen of Sweden. Released August 19, 1945. In 1945 Filtration Camp 76. Sent to
Repatriation Camp 190, City of Berdichev. 30 April 1946. |
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KAURDS, FLAUS (1920) |
Card from Camp 188 |
Citizen of Sweden. Captured in Minsk on June 6, 1944;
Came to Camp 188 on January 1, 1945; Died on March 12, 1945 of
pneumonia. Card filled out on 8
July 1947. |
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KENEL, ALFRED (1907) |
Card from Camp 1057 |
Citizen of Switzerland. Left for the Motherland March 26,
1946. |
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KHOLMSTREM,
LEO-ANELIN (1915) |
|
Camp 2989.
Citizen of Sweden.
Captured May 1, 1943 – Came from Camp 27 on January 14,
1944. Died May 26, 1944 from T.
B. |
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KICHLER,
GENHART (1921) |
|
Citizen of Sweden. Interned. Captured 28 February 1945. October 2, 1945, returned to his
Motherland. |
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KOLAS, TUROV
RAFAEL-HERMAN (1920) |
Card from Camp 99 |
Citizen of Finland. Rank & file soldier. July 10, 1941 captured. Died 4 December 1942. Alternative names: Kopas, Kulas. |
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KRENHOLM,
LARS (a/k/a SIGRINHOLM) |
|
No
further information |
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|
KRIPS, ROBERT (1904) |
|
Citizen of German. On March 29, 1945 – died of TB. |
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KWIST,
AKE (1920) |
|
Citizen of Finland. No Army experience. February 9, 1954 transferred to the
USSR Commissar in Vyborg District, but before that convicted by the Judicial
Collegium, Leningrad Regional Court on Dec. 17, 1951 under Articles 84, STF
Criminal Code for a term of three (3) years. On January 25, 1954, he came to Camp
144 from Worsky General Camp in Yaroslav Region. |
No
further information |
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LANGERT,
HANS (1910) |
Card from Camp 102 |
(Swedish
National); Citizen of Switzerland. Interned. Came to Camp 102 from Camp 337 on
April 9, 1945. He left on train
98081 on January 27, 1946 to the Luzdorf – Odessa Region. He did not serve in the Army. |
No
further information |
|
LECTOR,
HARRY ENRICH (1914) |
Card from Camp 199 |
Citizen of Sweden; served in the German
Army. Captured June 26, 1944
around Vitebsk. Came to Camp 188
January 12, 1945. Went to Camp
190 (Berdichev Transit Camp) for transfer to Motherland.
2nd Card states that he served in the German
Army. 3rd Card is a different kind of card altogether
labeled “ALLIED WAR PRISONER RELEASED BY THE RED ARMY.” |
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|
LINDERTREM, KARL
(1916) |
Card from NKVD Camp Spaski |
Citizen of Finland. Came from Depot Number 5 –
November 16, 1941. He died on
September 7, 1942. |
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LINDHOLM,
ADOLPH (1915) |
|
Citizen of Finland, Rank & File
soldier. Captured July 10,
1941. Died March 3, 1942 or 1943
(is written as such). Medical
Akt. |
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LISTANDER,
ONGMER (1922) |
|
Citizen of Latvia. Served in the German Army. Captured in Latvia July 17, 1944. Came to Camp 188 October 26, 1944. |
No
further information |
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LUNDEBERG, VIVA
(1907) |
|
Citizen of Sweden. Interned on October 30, 1945 –
left for Repatriation Camp 186. 2nd
Card: Says that he came from Moscow on November 2, 1945 as an interned
person. Left on November 12, 1945
for his Motherland. |
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|
LUNKIBIL, HANS
(`1926) |
|
Citizen of Germany. Served in the German Army. Left for his homeland on September 6,
1945. |
|
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MARTENS,
BIRGITTA ( 1921) |
|
Woman.
Citizen of Sweden. Camp
27. Interned. October 25, 1945
left for Repatriation Camp. |
|
|
MARTENS,
ZIGNER (1896) |
|
Citizen of Sweden. Camp 27. Interned. Left on October 25, 1945 for
Repatriation Camp. |
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MUUD,
GUSTAV ADOLPH (1921) |
|
Citizen of Finland. Rank & file soldier, Camp 99. Captured July 1, 1941. Died February 8, 1942. |
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NIGALN,
JOHANN (1924) |
|
Citizen of Sweden. Camp 180, crossed off –
(188). Soldier. Captured in Estonia September 5,
1944. Camp to Camp 188 where he
died on April 21, 1944 of starvation.
Akt of death of April 22. |
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NILSON,
WILHELM ERNST (1919). (Or: NILSON, ERNST WILHELM) |
|
Citizen of Sweden. Captured February 9, 1944 in
Odessa – In camp and then transferred under AKT of February 8, 1946 to
Repatriation Camp 304 from Camp 90. . |
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NORENBERG, GUSTAV
(1908) |
|
Citizen USSR. Peasant. Served in the German
Army. Held in Camp 90. Rank and file soldier, captured May 1
1945 in Germany around Bunslau.
First sent to Camp 90 (December 30, 1945), then on the 27 of February
1946 was transferred to Subdivision 84 of Camp 90. Then he was sent to Special Hospital
No. 5984 on June 23, 1946 where he died on August 18, 1946. |
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OLSEN,
HARRY (1920) |
Card from Camp 53 |
Citizen of Germany. Captured on July 31, 1943. Died June 6, 1944 (in red). Military Unit 5th
Sub-Division, 2nd Battery-Division 9. |
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OLSEN, WERNER (1924) |
|
Citizen of Sweden. Camp at the Front (Gathering Point
& Depot Number 76 – see Peterson). First sent to Recreation Camp Number
190 in Berdichev, and then released on August 19, 1945. . |
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PALM,
EIBERD (1907) |
|
Citizen of Finland. Rank & file soldier, NKVD Camp 157, Captured June 25,
1944. Came on October 5, 1944
from NKVD Camp 157 (to unnamed depot) and left November 22, 1944 for Finland
as an exchange. . |
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PALMAN,
HENRY-WILLIAM (1921) |
Card from Camp 84. |
Citizen of Finland. Rank & file soldier. Captured
March 10, 1942. Died on October
28, 1942 in Camp 84. . |
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PETERSEN, OLAF
(PETERZAN) (1925) |
Card from Camp 260 |
Citizen of Germany. Captured May 3, 1945 in Bromberg, and
on October 21, 1945 left for Motherland via Station Frankfurt. Card is dated 20 VII 1945. |
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PETERSON, OTTO (1906) |
|
Citizen of Sweden. Card from Camp at the Front, gathering
point and depot at the same time, Number 76. Released August 19, 1945 but first he
was sent to Repatriation Camp Number 190 in Berdichev. |
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PIEL, ALBEN-KARLE
(1900) |
|
Citizen of Sweden, Rank & file
soldier. Captured on July 10,
1941. Died December 18,
1941. Card completed in 1944. |
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|
PIEL, ERNEST-ARNOLD
(1922). |
|
Citizen of Finland – Camp 99. Captured July 16, 1941. Died July 20 1942. Buried in Cemetery Number 1,
Settlement of Spask. . |
|
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REEN, JUGO (1900) |
Card from Camp 99 |
(Blue Card by the
way). Citizen of Finland.
Cook. Captured July 10, 1941.
Died December 9, 1942.
Card completed in 1944. Came from Vologda Camp on 9/15/41. Died per AKT and buried in Spask. Card filled in 1943. |
|
|
RENNBERG, VICTOR
(1909) |
Card from Camp 157 |
Citizen of Finland. Captured on July 23, 1944. No
further information. |
|
|
RENOLD, RENI (1909) |
|
Citizen of Swtizerland. A baker. Interned on September 1, 1944. On
March 26, 1946 left for Motherland.
. |
|
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RUDKOVSKII, ARNOLD
(1905) |
|
Swedish
citizen. Served in the Swedish
Army. Card from Camp 62. Captured May 13, 1945 in
Czechlosovakia. Arrived in Camp
62 from the “Separate Workers Battalion” on December 25,
1946. He was transferred to
Repatriation Camp 69 located in Frankfurt on Oder on March 27, 1949. Card
filled out on March 15, 1949. |
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|
SABO, ARPAD. (1920) |
|
Served
in the Hungarian Army. Citizen of
Sweden. Captured May 15, 1945 in
Sengort Hungary. Came from Camp
176 on June 20, 1945 on October 4, 1945.
Card filled out November 9, 1945. |
No
further information |
|
SANDBERG,
ANDERS-EXONIX (1911) |
|
Citizen of Finland; rank & file soldier.
Stamp: NKVD Camp for Prisoners of War in Spaski Zavot. Second card: Same man but a different archival number
– Card is grey. July 10, 1941
captured on island of Harse, came to Spask from Vologada Camp NKVD on
September 15, 1941. Died October
22, 1941. Buried in Cemetery No.
1, Settlement Spask. |
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|
SANDELINE,
GUSTAV (1907) |
|
Died of stupor (result of tetanus). Hospital 2530 informed the NKVD
Department for POWs No. 0356 of February 6, 1942. |
|
|
SARAN, ELGE (1909) |
|
Citizen of Finland. Came to the NKVD Camp Volgoda on
August 19 XXX from NKVD Prison No. 11 (LO, may be Leningradsky Oblast). On August 20, 1941 he was transferred
to NKVD Camp in Yelaburg where he died November 6, 1941. |
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SCHMITT, ERIC (1876) |
|
Camp
27. “Interned – Look
at cards for 1941.” |
No
further information |
|
SCHMITT,
MARTA ( 1892) |
|
Interned. Does not give citizenship. Camp 27. Says only “Interned – Look
at cards for 1941.” |
No
further information |
|
SCHONFELD, INGE
(1926) |
|
“Interned – in
Switzerland.” Arrived
January 27, 1946 to the Camp for the Interned in Zhmerinka (/)// Also in Transit
Camp No. 186. From Transit 186 on
February 12, 1946 she was sent to her Motherland to the town of St.
Valentine. Train 52002. |
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|
SIGALET, EMIL (1926) |
Card from Camp 504 |
Citizen of the USSR. Served in the German Army. Taken prisoner on May 9, 1945 in
Bregarden Austria – August 19, 1945 arrived at Camp Number 504. No
further information. |
No
further information |
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SILIAKUS, ROBERT
VICTOR (1909) |
Card from Camp 158 |
Citizen of Finland. Captured July 4, 1944 not far
from Lake Ladoga. Came to Camp
158 on October 5, 1944 from NKVD Camp 157. Died Camp 158 12 January 1945. Card filled out on 22 June 1947. |
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SKUTNAM,
JAN (1919) |
Card from Camp 67 |
Citizen of Finland. Captured September 19, 1941. Died July 13, 1942 in Camp 67. |
|
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STROM, PAUL (1908) |
|
Citizen
of Finland. Interned on June 29, 1941 in the town of Kokand (Uzbeckhistan)
where he was a driver. After he was interned, he came from NKVD Karkablinsky
Camp on October 2, 1941. November
17, 1943 he left for Camp 27 and on July 30 was sent to his Motherland. At one point in the Camp for Interned
in Novosibirsk. |
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SUNDHOLM, YALMAR
(1909) |
|
Citizen of Finland. NKVD Spaski Zavut Camp: Captured on 10
July 1941. On September 15, 1941
came from Vologda Camp. Died on
October 18, 1942. Buried in
Cemetery No. 1, Settlement of Spask. |
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TELIX, ERIC (1911) |
Card from Camp 84 |
Citizen of Finland. Peasant. Came June 5, 1942 from the Camp in Spask
and died on August 9, 1942. |
|
|
TERNQVIST, ALBIN KARL
(1921) |
|
Citizen of Finland. Served in the Finnish Army, Card from
Camp 75. Captured on July 16,
1941 and on September 5, 1942 died in Camp 75. Card filled out on 14 June 1947. |
|
|
TRUKK, WALTER R.
(1923) |
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Citizen of Sweden. Rank & file soldier. Card from Camp 135. Captured on October 11, 1944. Came to
Camp from Recreation Hospital 1011. Card filled out in 1944. |
No
further information |
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WAISKO, AUGUST.
(1902) |
Card from Camp 76 |
Citizenship: Swedish. Released August 19, 1945. City of Upssala Sweden. 1946 – sent to repatriation camp
190, Town of Berdichev. |
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WALBERG, FRANZ OSCAR
(1900) |
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Stockholm,
town of Muttala .Swedish citizen, Lutheran. Education, general – 8 forms of
public school with two years of technical school. Profession-Mechanic. Served in the German Army and was in
the Norway Infantry Division before capture. Sub-Lt, Commander of the Infantry
Unit. Captured April 21, 1945
– Khannigenhorf, Berlin. Notes about his Movements: Departed from Camp 339 on May 28, 1946
for his Motherland. 29 May left
for Station Nurmi. May 30th
he was handed over to the representative of border guards in Leningrad Region
for handing over to the reps of the Allied Control Commission in Finland. |
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WARNER, EBERHART (1911) |
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Citizen of Germany. Taken prisoner in Bessarabia. Died December 15, 1944 of starvation. |
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WEST, WIMING/VIMING
(1918) |
Card from Camp 74 |
Citizen of Finland [Nationality: Swedish?].
Taken prisoner on November 26, 1941 “Died on the way.” |
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WESTERKOLM, HELGE
(1912) |
Card from Camp No. 27 |
Citizen
of Finland. Captured on the
Island of Hore on 10 – 7-41.
Camp NKVD for POW in Spaska – Zawotsk. September 14, 1941. Left April 23, 1942 for Krasnogorsk
Depot (28/3266). Died 10
September 1942. |
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WIDERSTRUM, HEINZ
(1903) |
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Served in the German Army; Citizenship –
Swedish. Communist from the German
Communist Party 1928-1933. Captured 5-12-44 in Koenigsberg. Left for Repatriation Camp 186 on
January 24, 1946. October 13,
1945 – handed over to Camp 186. |
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WILKINS, LEONARD
(1913). |
Card from Camp 159 |
Served
in the German Army. Swedish
Citizen. On August 19, 1939 he
was conscripted – a medic.
On 8 May 1945, captured in Latvia. Left for Camp 186/Repatriation Camp on
January 24, 1946. Change in his
ID Number written in purple. His
second card repeats the first, but is earlier – with exception of
Lists. Camp 190 25 IX 45/Camp 186
24 I 46; Camp 119 27 IX 1946. |
No
further information |
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WRANGEL, KLAUS
(1908) |
Card from Camp 158 |
Citizen of Estonia; a civilian – merchant
in leather. Taken captive in
Estonia. On 20 January 1945 taken
from Camp 289. Left for repatriation Camp 304 where he arrived on June 29,
1946. |
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ZANDENBERG, EDUARD
(1914). a/k/a af de Sandeberg |
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Citizen of Sweden. Camp 27, Interned. August 16, 1945 left for Butyrka Prison,
Moscow; April 2, 1946 – transferred to Depot of Moscow – Garrison
(Moscow, Stromenka 32) for repatriation.
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ZELTZ, WERNER (1927) |
Card from Camp 282 |
Served in the German Army. Citizen of Germany. Captured on May 9 in
Czechoslovakia. Arrived Camp 36
on June 12, 1946. Left for Camp
304 on June 21, 1946. Date of
Card: October 18, 1945. |
No
further information |
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ZHELDOVSKY, FRANZ
(1902) |
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No data on citizenship. Arrested by Operational Group, March
6, 1945, Volksturm. Camp 506. |
No
further information |
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ZINGLER, BUKHE (1923) |
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Very little
information. Card filled out October 25, 1996. |
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ZUNDEL,
TOM-VICTOR (1890) |
Card from Camp 173 |
Citizen of Sweden. Released – September 5,
1945. |
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