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Photo, Print, Drawing Orlik - metis rysistyĭ. Kolpashevskai︠a︡ komendatura, poselok Mogil'nyĭ mys. Орлик - метис рысистый. Колпашевская комендатура, поселок Могильный мыс.

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Title

  • Orlik - metis rysistyĭ. Kolpashevskai︠a︡ komendatura, poselok Mogil'nyĭ mys.

Other Title

  • Орлик - метис рысистый. Колпашевская комендатура, поселок Могильный мыс.

Summary

  • The commemorative album "Soviet Narym: Opening of the West-Siberian North by Labor Settlers, 1930-36" contains statistical, narrative, cartographic, and illustrated materials relating to the people who were forcibly settled in the Narym region by the Soviet authorities in the 1930s. The album, compiled in 1936 by the secret police of West Siberia as the result of a government investigation, sought to document for Moscow the opening of the Narym region by labor settlers. Housed for a time in police archives, the album later fell into private hands during a "purge" of these archives, but since 2002 has been in the custody of the Sector on the History of Sociocultural Development, Institute of History, Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences. World Digital Library.

Created / Published

  • Narymskii krai : [publisher not identified], [1930-1936]

Headings

  • -  breeding
  • -  purebred
  • -  horses
  • -  special settlers
  • -  horse breeding
  • -  Russian Federation
  • -  Tomsk Oblast
  • -  Narym

Notes

  • -  Original image at: Institute of History of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
  • -  From the photo album "Советский Нарым. Освоение Западно-Сибирского севера трудпоселенцами."

Medium

  • 1 photograph : 7.7 x 10.3 cm ; painted photograph.

Source Collection

  • Special Settlers in West Siberia in the 1930s

Digital Id

Library of Congress Control Number

  • 2018685693

Online Format

  • image

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IIIF Presentation Manifest

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Chicago citation style:

Orlik - metis rysistyĭ. Kolpashevskai︠a︡ komendatura, poselok Mogil'nyĭ mys. Narym Russian Federation Tomsk Oblast, 1930. [Narymskii Krai: Publisher Not Identified, to 1936] Photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/2018685693/.

APA citation style:

(1930) Orlik - metis rysistyĭ. Kolpashevskai︠a︡ komendatura, poselok Mogil'nyĭ mys. Narym Russian Federation Tomsk Oblast, 1930. [Narymskii Krai: Publisher Not Identified, to 1936] [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2018685693/.

MLA citation style:

Orlik - metis rysistyĭ. Kolpashevskai︠a︡ komendatura, poselok Mogil'nyĭ mys. [Narymskii Krai: Publisher Not Identified, to 1936] Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/2018685693/>.