Starobelsk camp

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Starobelsk camp was a Soviet NKVD prisoner-of-war camp in Ukraine, known as one of the main sites where Polish officers were held and later murdered during the Katyn massacre in World War II.

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Starobelsk camp canonical 1
Starobilsk camp 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NKVD camp
World War II site
prisoner-of-war camp
appliesToJurisdiction Soviet Union
category Katyn massacre locations
NKVD camps in the Soviet Union
linked to: NKVD camps

Soviet World War II prisoner-of-war camps
conflict World War II
country Soviet Union
endTime 1940
event detention of Polish officers after Soviet invasion of Poland
selection and transfer of prisoners for execution
hasCause Soviet invasion of Poland
hasTypeOfInmate Polish Army personnel
military officers
reserve officers
historicalPeriod Stalinist era
inception 1939
languageOfWorkOrName Polish
Russian
locatedIn Starobilsk
Ukraine
Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
linked to: Soviet Ukraine
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Luhansk Oblast
locatedInTimeZone Eastern European Time
locatedOn left bank of the Aidar River
notableFor imprisonment of Polish officers captured in 1939
role in the Katyn massacre
operatedBy NKVD
People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs
partOf Katyn massacre complex of sites
Soviet POW camp system
linked to: Gulag system
perpetrator NKVD
Soviet security services
relatedTo Katyn massacre
Kozelsk camp
Ostashkov camp
securityStatus high-security camp
startTime 1939
subjectOf Polish-Soviet relations studies
historical research on Katyn crime
usedFor detention of Polish prisoners of war
internment of Polish officers
victim Polish intelligentsia
Polish officers

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Kozelsk camp relatedTo Starobelsk camp
Wspomnienia starobielskie describes Starobilsk camp
linked to: Starobelsk camp