Arrival of the first train to the city of Vorkuta, Komi, Russia, 28 Dec 1941; Polish prisoners of war would be arriving by train shortly after

Caption     Arrival of the first train to the city of Vorkuta, Komi, Russia, 28 Dec 1941; Polish prisoners of war would be arriving by train shortly after ww2dbase
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Photos on Same Day 28 Dec 1941
Photos at Same Place Vorkuta, Komi, Russia
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