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DescriptionFrenkel2.jpg	Deutsch: Für den Bau des Weißmeer-Ostsee-Kanals zuständige OGPU-Kommissare, 1. Reihe: Links außerhalb des qualitativ besseren Bereichs: Chef des südlichen Abschnitt des BelBaltLAG Afanasew, Mitte: Chef des GULAG Matwei Berman, Ganz Rechts: Chef der Bauleitung Belomorkanal Naftali Frenkel, links dahinter evtl. Sergei Jakowlewitsch Schuk (?) English: OGPU-chiefs responsible for construction of the White Sea - Baltic Canal, Right: Naftaly Frenkel, Center: Matvei Berman (head of the Gulag from 1932-1939), Left: Afanasev (Head of the southern part of BelBaltLag) Русский: Начальник строительства ББК Н.Френкель, Нач. ГУЛАГа Берман и Нач. южного участка ББЛАГа Афанасьев вместе со своими подчиненными (справа налево)
Date	July 1932 (Matwei Berman became in June 1932 head of the Gulag, The White Sea - Baltic Canal was completed in summer 1933.)
Source	http://thegulag.org/photos/kizny-2 http://annebrunswic.fr/6-Archives-de-la-Guepeou image
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	00:22, 2 September 2013	566 × 420 (169 KB)	PRODUCER	improve
	19:45, 30 April 2010	504 × 364 (146 KB)	Kl833x9~commonswiki	Recovery of cropped parts
	20:20, 30 March 2008	250 × 270 (38 KB)	Marktunstill	{{PD-Old}}