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Leino's prisoners (Finnish: Leinon vangit, Russian: Узники Лейно) was the group of 20 persons deported from Finland under the government of Yrjö Leino to the Soviet Union in April 1945. All of them were placed in prisons and Gulag labor camps. Ten of them were Finnish citizens (only two were ethnic Finns and eight were White emigres), nine with Nansen passport, and one Soviet POW, who chose to stay in Finland after the 1939 Winter War.[1]

Leino's prisoners

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Name Age Citizenship Sentence in the Soviet Union Other
Vladimir Bastamov 1906–1982 Nansen passport 20 years in prison camp Returned to Finland in 1956.
Boris Björkelund 1893–1976 Finnish 10 years of imprisonment Returned to Finland in 1955.
Pjotr Bystrejevski 1904–1948 Finnish Died of starvation in Vladimir prison in 1948.
Richard Dahm 1886–1958 Finnish 5 years in prison camp Returned to Finland in 1954.
Dmitri Daragan 1907–1991 Nansen passport 15 years of imprisonment Returned to Finland in 1956.
Severin Dobrovolsky 1881–1946 Nansen passport Death sentence Executed in January in 1946.
Dimitri Kuzmin-Karavajev 1892–1985 Finnish 10 years in prison camp Returned to Finland in 1955.
Vladimir Kuznetsov 1894–1947 Finnish 20 years in prison camp Died in an unknown prison camp in 1947.
Maximilian Loudon 1889–1947 Nansen passport 10 years in prison camp Died in the camp of paralysis in 1947.
Vasili Maksimov (later. Vilho) 1918–1993 Finnish 15 years in prison camp Returned to Finland in 1955.
Georgi Narbut (Juri Narbuth) 1896–1951 Finnish 20 years in prison camp Died in January 1951 in Vladimir prison.
Unto Parvilahti (former. Boman) 1907–1970 Finnish 5 years in prison camp Returned to Finland in 1954
Stepan Petrichenko 1892–1947 Nansen passport 10 years in prison camp died during transfer to prison.
Fjodor Pihra 1909–1970 Finnish 10 years in prison camp

Returned to Finland in vuonna 1956

Boris Popper (later. Batu Berin-Bey) 1904–2000 Finnish 10 years in prison camp Returned to Finland in 1956.
Georg Popper 1917–? Nansen passport 10 years in prison camp Returned to Finland in 1956.
Kirill Pushkareff 1897–1984 Finnish 25 years in prison camp Returned to Finland in 1955.
Andrei Sumbarov 1906–? Nansen passport 10 years in prison camp Voluntarily remained in the Soviet Union after his release.
Igor Verigin 1907–? Nansen passport 10 years in prison camp Released early and took Soviet citizenship.

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  1. ^ «УЗНИКИ ЛЕЙНО»
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