English concentration camp near Arkhangelsk

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“If you fall away from your faith, as many intellectuals have already fallen away, then you will not be a saint in Russia or Russia, but a rabble of any non-believers seeking to destroy each other”
St. Prav.Ioann Kronstadt


Civil war is the worst thing that can happen to a country. Today we see this in the example of the countries of the Arabian arc - Syria, Libya and again flaming Egypt. Imagine what these conflicts would be like if at least one of these countries had nuclear weapon… fearfully. But once he was not with us. The nuclear shield performs one very important protective and psychological function - it does not allow foreign troops to set foot on their native land. That is why, when we did not have it, and the country fell into the abyss of fratricidal war, our "allies" were quick to take advantage of it.

This summer, I twice managed to visit the outback of the Russian North - the village of Sura in the Pinezhsky district of the Arkhangelsk region, in the homeland of the holy righteous John of Kronstadt. All Russia loved and esteemed her father - thousands of people visited his services in Kronstadt every day. He was surprisingly perspicacious and predicted a revolution even over 10 years before it began. But he could not predict one thing - that the British would invade our land and seize his native village! This was told to me by the great-grandchild's nephew of the father, Father Alexei, who today serves in the Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker restored in Sura. And the headquarters of them was in the house of the forefathers of Father Alexey, and his grandmother even showed him the traces of bullets - after getting drunk, the British began to shoot in all directions.

Tempted history the reader knows that exorbitant drunkenness is not all that an English soldier is capable of. It was the British who invented the concentration camps during the Anglo-Boer War 1901 — 1902. It is not surprising that they repeated this experience during the intervention in Russia in 1918, creating an concentration camp for Russians on the island of Mudyug near Arkhangelsk, which was called the “island of death”.

English concentration camp near Arkhangelsk

Today, neither the British nor the Americans love to remember how, in the 1918 year, they invaded Russia with their armies. But we remind them, it's simple.

An interesting thing is when a civil war breaks out in two different camps in the country - the British, like the Americans in Syria today, immediately try to "support" one of the camps that howl in a fratricidal war. Moreover, today we already understand perfectly well that they absolutely, as they say, are in a drum, who is fighting for what. The main thing is the immutable interests of the British Empire.

That also happened in 1918 then. How would sailed to help one side of the conflict. How did they help? They set up a concentration camp, where the nests of suspects in relations with the second side of the conflict.

It all started with the fact that the British in March 1918, landed their five thousand troops in Murmansk. Under the pretext of "the need to protect the warehouses of military property from the Germans."


As usual, the First World Russian Army fought for its allies in a foreign land, giving lives of thousands of its soldiers (let us recall the slaughter of French General Nivelle and our French corps, most of whom had fallen for France). But when in Russia, without the help of agents of the British special services, a revolution “happened”, the troops of the Entente invade the territory of a sovereign state under a fabricated pretext without remorse.

The camp itself in Mudyug is written in the book “Some facts and results of 4 years of the Civil War” by V.I. Ignatiev (Bely Sever. Arkhangelsk, 1993. T.1):


“During the civil war, the first concentration camps were created in 1918 by the English on Mudyug Island and in Iokanga Bay. They were placed suspected of sympathizing with the Communists. A study conducted by Iokangovskiy Sovdep after the fall of the Northern Region showed that of the 1200 prisoners who had been in the dungeons of Iokangi, only 20 people belonged to the Communist Party, the rest were non-partisan. Of these 1200 people, 23 people were shot, 310 died from scurvy and typhoid, and only 100 people remained more or less healthy. ”

What right did the British have to create concentration camps on the territory of a former ally? Please note that this is very similar to the tactic of the faithful Anglophile Adolf Aloizovich Hitler.

Suppose they really "wanted to help" the White movement in the fight against the Communists. But then why, as I.S. writes in his article “Pages of Life”. Krivenko (New World magazine. 1967., No. 11), did they take part of the prisoners to England? I quote:
“Not only on the territory of Russia, the British organized concentration camps. So, in September, 1919. 47 people were loaded into the hold of an English vessel, taken to England and placed in a Wheatley Bay concentration camp. ”

So they and at home were concentration camps for Russian prisoners! Fine, because all this was with the knowledge of Prime Minister David Lloyd George and King George V. It could not be otherwise.

They wanted to "help", speak? Of course, it helped a lot. After all, as is known, the government of the Whites, namely, the commander-in-chief of the Russian army, Baron Wrangel (the only, by the way, not tainted by the tsar's treachery), the Entente recognized in August 1920. two months before the departure of the white troops from the Crimea. Consider when everything has already been predetermined.

What happened next, we remember - in fact the same concentration camps, but for whites, on the island of Lemnos.

You could read more about this in the article “How the British and French destroyed the White movement”.

Yes, the most important thing is that when the British were evacuated from Murmansk to 1920. , for some reason they did not leave the ammunition and food their "allies", and drowned! This is, indeed, another act of nobility on the part of the "friendly" power.

There is another interesting book released in the Soviet years, in 1939, which is called “Foreign intervention in the Soviet North. 1918 — 1920. ”

Here is a quote from it on the results of the intervention of the British:
“During the intervention, about 52 thousand people passed through the prisons of Arkhangelsk - 11 percent of the total population of the Arkhangelsk province. In the convict prison on the island of Mudyug, the “island of death,” as they rightly call it, over a thousand people “visited”, of which more than 200 people were shot and died from diseases. In another convict prison - on Iokange - there were more than 1200 political prisoners from
more than 300 people died from tsyngi, typhus and brutally murdered by the White Guard executioners.

In total, according to the “statistics”, whites were shot according to the sentences of the military field courts to 4000 workers. And how many were shot without trial - this remains unknown, since in these cases no statistics were kept.

The economy of the Soviet North was destroyed to the ground. Even the lackeys of Anglo-French imperialism - the Social Revolutionaries, Mensheviks, who met at the Zemstvo Assembly in January 1920, gave this characteristic of the political and economic situation of the North: “The industries (artisanal, salt, fishing) have fallen or ceased, industrial life has stopped. The land issue is not resolved, the food issue is in a terrible state. The lack of installed ration affects painfully and acutely everywhere. Seeds are eaten, and the area threatens new sowing. Military service (horse-drawn, etc.) is extremely sharply reflected in agriculture, and the obligatory supply of meat and hay is a blow that undermines the foundations of agriculture. The roads are in disrepair, there is no public education, because the schools are either occupied by the military department or destroyed due to the lack of repairs. There is no public charity. ”*

(* From the resolution of the Arkhangelsk District Zemsky Assembly, published in the newspaper “Revival of the North” of January 21, 1920) ”.

In 1928, an 17,5-meter-high monument to the Victims of Foreign Intervention was erected on Mudyug Island:


Today, on the territory of the former English concentration camp, a museum has been set up in memory of the victims of foreign intervention.
Summing up, I will say the following.

History teaches that never in the entire history of our country the English were “allies” to us. Betrayal, deceit and deceit are all that we received in exchange for help.

The geopolitics of a country stems from its geographical location.

“Geography is a sentence,” said Napoleon, who perfectly understands the subtleties of geopolitics.

“Russia has only two allies — the army and the fleet,” said Alexander III, and while the Tsar was fishing, all of Europe could wait.

Thank God, that for the last 50 years we have been under reliable protection of the nuclear shield, and the intervention of NATO generals can only dream.

In all other respects in foreign policy, we should be guided only by the pragmatic interests of our own country.

And by no means repeat the mistakes of the past. After all, with a nuclear shield, in fact, the only possibility for our geopolitical "allies" to destroy the country is to incite the people to civil war again.
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  1. +8
    30 August 2013 09: 26
    when the British evacuated from Murmansk in 1920. for some reason they didn’t leave ammunition and food with their “allies”, but drowned! This, indeed, is another act of nobility on the part of a "friendly" power.
    Yes, such friends are at the ... th and in the museum proverb such. These non-traditional gentlemen have long licked the Russian north, back in the Crimean War they crawled, and not too tough
    Only by virtue of their dirty nature for open battle, they are not suitable, so dirty in another way
    Including so. Wow, how it all upset us crying
    1. +3
      30 August 2013 11: 45
      Quote: Denis
      Yes, such friends are at the ... th and in the museum proverb such. These non-traditional gentlemen have long licked the Russian north, back in the Crimean War they crawled, and not too tough
      Only by virtue of their dirty nature for open battle, they are not suitable, so dirty in another way


      There is no creature in the world more arrogant, insidious, cruel and unprincipled than arrogant-sax. No matter how cynical and evil it sounds, but for me personally, a good arrogant sax can only be dead.
      1. +1
        30 August 2013 12: 21
        It will be necessary to recall all this to the Shavers when we take London.
        1. VARCHUN
          0
          23 October 2013 20: 16
          But look at the British colonists of America and the states do not like to remember for this, but two sides lick an ass on occasion.
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    4. aviator46
      -8
      30 August 2013 17: 27
      they are not suitable for open combat .. "and how did they conquer half the world ???
      It was only from the sound of the English horn that the enemy often fled.
      And an article for those who are "not in the subject."
      The author confuses the concepts - "prisoner of war camps", "filtration camps", "ITL", "ghetto", "reservation", "colony", "zone".
      The British "became famous" as the first builders of the CAMP for the civilian population ... with the aim of reducing this support to the enemy population. AND NOTHING MORE.
      Now about the "concentration camps" as a government agency. Their homeland is the USSR.
      The camps, which subsequently transformed into concentration camps, first appeared on the territory of modern Russia in 1918-1923.
      The term "concentration camp", the very phrase "concentration camps" appeared in documents signed by Vladimir Lenin.
      Their creation was supported by Leon Trotsky.
      / According to various estimates, up to 3 million people died through the FIRST Elephant concentration camp / up to 1 million people /
      And only after Lenin's Russia did concentration camps arise in Hitler Germany and in Kampuchea Pol-Pot ...
      "... There was nothing like this anywhere before Bolshevik Russia (RSFSR-USSR). Neither in the United States of America, nor in England, nor in Finland, nor in Poland. In none of these countries the camps were brought to the level of STATE STRUCTURE , a state institution. Neither the Sejm, nor the Parliament, nor the Congress issued laws on the camps. Neither the Prime Minister nor the President personally gave orders to the punitive organs ... "
      1. Guun
        0
        31 August 2013 20: 14
        Remind you how they destroyed the Mughal Empire? Simply. Fifth column. The revolt of the Hindus - princes against the Mughals with the support of the British. The Ottomans were conquered in the same way. Losing to the Berbers and Bedouins because of their small size and preparation, they somehow united and piled on the English themselves, the Indians also saw what kind of nightmare White is trying to throw the Angles into the sea a couple of times but didn’t get it, but I’m completely silent about the Afghans - twice the Afghans exterminated their expeditionary forces and the third time the British did not dare to go to Afghanistan. Why, look at the battle of the Dardanelles. They are not weak warriors, but the half of the world that they captured more than half drove the English with a stick in a soft place. How did they start the war? That's right - without his announcement.
        1. VARCHUN
          0
          23 October 2013 20: 20
          And the Zulu, scattered tribes united and allowed their guns to crawl out with guns, although they later lost. And still remember PQ-17, they simply threw out the guards of the caravan although there were their people and Americans, and the Soviet Union paid with pure gold.
  2. +2
    30 August 2013 09: 41
    I respect Thanks to the author! Both for the historical excursion and for the quote: “Russia has only two allies - the army and navy”, and for the reminder of our sworn friends.
    I will add that the nuclear potential of our country, as a deterrent, is also remarkable in that, if it is impossible to counterattack the aggressor, the missile's warhead easily turns into a nuclear mine. Back in the 80s, we were told about this in our urgent service (and there was a stacker of nuclear bombs at the unit). With such a MINA, without the ability to neutralize it, without the possibility of transportation, and with the secret of the time of detonation, the territory of the risk of having "bad consequences" is THOUSAND square kilometers. Imagine who needs such a NUCLEAR country to capture. What is not available, militarily, is our land. BUT IT IS NOT WORTH RELAXING, who does not feed his army - feed someone else's!
  3. nepopadun
    0
    30 August 2013 09: 45
    Article clearly +
  4. 0
    30 August 2013 09: 59
    only it is not clear why they had to transport prisoners somewhere?
    because then there were no labor camps, slavery was abolished,
    and maintenance and transportation require expenses
    I understand that by sea
    Where is their famous commercialism?
  5. 0
    30 August 2013 10: 14
    Mudyug. Autumn 1961
  6. 0
    30 August 2013 10: 15
    Mudyug. Autumn 1961
  7. 0
    30 August 2013 10: 18
    Mudyug. Autumn 1961
  8. 0
    30 August 2013 10: 20
    Mudyug. Autumn 1961
  9. 0
    30 August 2013 10: 21
    Mudyug. Autumn 1961
  10. 0
    30 August 2013 10: 24
    Britain, I must say. The Old Lady of England and Russia decided somehow, x..m to be measured, and x .. then small, the King is naked. So, who are you, come on, bye.
  11. 0
    30 August 2013 10: 37
    From sv.lo.ta island, what a dirty trick trampled my native land, thanks for an excursion into history, article +
  12. Apologet insane
    -12
    30 August 2013 10: 56
    In fact, the Bolsheviks were enemies of an ally of Great Britain - the government of the Russian Empire. Therefore, they simply took under guard the strategically important objects of the ally, which were threatened by the gangs of the German spy Lenin. So the British did not have anything personal against Russia in this case.
    1. dmb
      +6
      30 August 2013 12: 33
      You should not plump the bells without looking at the calendar. In fact, the Bolsheviks were not enemies of the government of the Russian Empire in 1918 for the absence of such and such. The empire officially ceased to exist in September 1917. In addition, there were only three months left until the end of WWI (September 1918), so the landing of the British, a trivial desire, to grab in the turmoil, what is bad. This attempt failed solely thanks to Lenin and his "gangs".
      Now about the article. Of course, the author really wanted to show that only "English dogs" are guilty of atrocities, because in the light of the current "demands", the knights of the white idea are all as one "lieutenants Golitsyns and cornets Obolenskiy", and for obvious reasons you cannot blame the bloody Chekists Mudyug. However, there is one problem. The "staff" of the camp were exclusively the Golitsyn and Obolenskys, and the main atrocities were committed there exactly after the departure of the British. But for the above reasons, the author was apparently ashamed to mention this. To enhance the effect of "British corruption, he branded them with shame that they recognized the Wrangel government only in 1920. I wonder why they should have recognized it earlier. There were other" governments "of Kolchak, KOMUCH and passing, passing, passing. Why they could be considered legitimate, the author can hardly explain.
      1. Apologet insane
        -8
        30 August 2013 13: 36
        From the point of view of the same British, a change of power in February-March 1917 occurred more or less legitimately, with the official abdication of the emperor, with the formation of an interim government from the current parliament, with the continuity of international obligations. But the October Revolution - it was already a rebellion. The very story of Lenin, who arrived with the knowledge of the German authorities in Russia, with these separate negotiations and the Red Terror, served as an excuse for the Entente-Entente in their own eyes. The Japanese still wanted to grab, but the rest did not really need it. It’s just that I don’t think they are some kind of creepy invaders and invaders at that moment. Now, if they invaded like that in 1925, this is a different matter. And during the Civil War, to occupy several strategically important facilities and help the White Guard allies - what’s the crime here?
        1. dmb
          +4
          30 August 2013 14: 20
          Of course, you can even consider them a Red Cross and Crescent Society, but this will not change the concept of intervention. About the Red Terror, you clearly added for a catchphrase. He does not justify the intervention, if only because it was announced in September, and they landed in August. In addition, only his closest relatives at the family table could be considered the Socialist-Revolutionary Chaplin as a legitimate government. It is desirable to substantiate your inference about 1925, otherwise it turns out like the film "Mimino": "I think so Rudik-jan".
    2. +2
      30 August 2013 14: 11
      Quote: Apologet Insane
      In fact, the Bolsheviks were enemies of an ally of Great Britain - the government of the Russian Empire. Therefore, they simply took under guard the strategically important objects of the ally, which were threatened by the gangs of the German spy Lenin. So the British did not have anything personal against Russia in this case.


      Oh well ... and the boys didn’t even know ... about opening our eyes to unreasonable ones, tell them brazenly Saxons were charity and brought happiness and kindness to Russian houses ...
      1. +1
        30 August 2013 15: 44
        Quote: Sakhalininets
        impudent Saxons benefited and brought happiness and kindness to Russian houses ...
        And against the team of the Bolsheviks, they are against, when they roamed the geyrop, they had nothing against
        To keep foreign countries at risk of revolution has long been a craft of England.
        Otto von Bismarck
        It is bad to have an Anglo-Saxon enemy, but even worse to have his friend.
        General A.E. Vandam

        Thank you, Minister of Justice A.F. Kerensky - amnesty! Anyone who called for the defeat of his country can safely go home. But how? With his seething energy, Lenin goes through all possible options. Even the most exotic and incredible. But only in the direction of “through the Entente”!
        Between March 2 (15) and 6 (19), 1917, Lenin telegraphed to his comrade-in-arms Ganetsky (Furstenberg) in Stockholm. This comrade sits with Ilyich on “financial flows” and liaises with foreign sponsors of the Bolsheviks. Soon Ganetsky received a book by mail, Lenin's letter is in its binding: “You can no longer wait, all hopes for a legal visit are vain. You must immediately get to Russia at any cost, and the only plan is this: find a Swede who looks like me. But I don’t know Swedish, therefore the Swede must be deaf and dumb. I’m sending you my picture just in case. ”
        But Lenin would not have been Lenin if he had probed only one possibility. On March 6, he writes to V.A. Karpinsky: “Dear Vyach. Al! I’m thinking about the way of the trip. The absolute secret is the following. I ask you to answer me right away and, perhaps, it’s better to use an express train (perhaps we won’t ruin a party for dozens of unnecessary express trains) so that it’s easier to be sure that nobody has read the letter. Take in your name papers for travel to France and England, and I will pass through them through England (and Holland) to Russia
        Nikolay Starikov. "Who Killed the Russian Empire?"
        good allies to them ...
    3. -1
      30 August 2013 20: 20
      Of course, the Bolsheviks were enemies of the British. And that is precisely why the 2nd Congress of the RSDLP, with which the history of the Bolshevik Party began, was held in London. And the passage of Lenin through Germany in 1917 for some reason was organized by the British evil enemies
  13. 0
    30 August 2013 11: 59
    It is unlikely that they had nothing against. These imperials are still yogurts.
  14. +3
    30 August 2013 13: 56
    A good article reflects the face of a true Russian enemy, it must always be remembered.
  15. smiths xnumx
    0
    30 August 2013 15: 57
    However, the Americans in the Far East behaved no better:
    “... having captured the peasants I. Gonevchuk, S. Gorshkov, P. Oparin and Z. Murashko, the Americans buried them alive for their connection with the local partisans. And they dealt with the wife of the partisan E. Boychuk as follows: they stabbed the body with bayonets and drowned them in a garbage pit. The peasant Bochkarev was disfigured beyond recognition with bayonets and knives: “the nose, lips, ears were cut off, the jaw was knocked out, the face and eyes were stabbed with bayonets, the whole body was cut up.” Near the station of Sviyagino, partisan N. Myasnikov was tortured in the same brutal way, who, according to eyewitness testimony, "first they chopped off the ears, then the nose, arms, legs, and chopped them to pieces alive."

    "The invaders surrounded Little Cape and opened a hurricane of fire on the village. Learning that the partisans were not there, the Americans grew bolder, broke into it, burned down the school. They brutally flogged everyone who came to their hand. Peasant Cherevatov, like many others, had to be taken home The American infantrymen in the villages of Knevichi, Krolevtsy and other settlements perpetrated severe harassment. In front of everyone, the American officer fired several bullets into the head of the wounded boy Vasily Shemyakin. "

    “On Sedanka, a 23-year-old citizen K. was brutally raped by a group of American soldiers. The facts of violence against women and girls by stallions in the uniform of the US Army were repeatedly recorded in other parts of Vladivostok and Primorye. Obviously, girls of easy virtue, who then, as now, were By the way, one of the "priestesses of love" who "rewarded" several American "cowboys" with a bad disease was somehow found killed on Prudovaya Street (where the Komsomolets cinema is now located) "with five revolving bullets in body".

    And so on, well, here are a few lines from the diary of a colonel of this very Morrow Expeditionary Force, who complains that his poor soldiers ... "could not sleep without killing someone that day. When our soldiers took the Russians to captured, they took them to the Andriyanovka station, where the cars were unloaded, the prisoners were brought to huge pits, from which they were shot from machine guns. " The "most memorable" day for Colonel Morrow was the day "when 1600 people were shot in 53 wagons."

    http://www.warandpeace.ru/ru/commentaries/view/69433/

    American soldier poses at the body of a murdered Bolshevik
    1. Stalinets
      -1
      1 September 2013 22: 21
      Where is the evidence that the victim was a Bolshevik? Sworn friends supported the Bolsheviks. So killed, not a Bolshevik.
  16. +2
    30 August 2013 17: 07
    a quote from the beginning of the article "Today, neither the British, nor the Americans are very fond of remembering how in 1918 they invaded Russia with their armies. But we will remind them, it is not difficult ..." but they do not need to be reminded! in our country, practically no one remembers this! especially those swamp adjoining ones that push us the values ​​of "that very great civilized one on the planet of the democratic West and its pocket Geyropa ..." ... I saw many photographs of those times, I saw the cut off heads of Russians against which the smiling American and English blue firewood soldier .. "and nothing has changed since then in the essence of the Western man and especially the" soldier "(the soldier is deliberately in quotation marks), they are still filming their emptying on the corpses of a dead enemy, dismantling the bodies of enemy soldiers and taking them home for trophies ... geeks they will always remain like this.the author of the article is a gigantic minus ... and I sometimes tell people about the intervention on social networks, and they are surprised and it kills me the most .. PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS OR DO NOT REMEMBER especially those praying to the West
  17. +2
    30 August 2013 18: 29
    It would be nice for our channels to make a big movie about it. But no, then I have to admit that the people supported the Bolsheviks not from under the stick, but quite consciously. So we have to watch sailing tanks from Mikhalkov, and 100 mulens killed from the Brewer-Parthenov.
  18. -1
    30 August 2013 18: 35
    Britov in the furnace
  19. 0
    1 September 2013 13: 48
    Pikul has a good book on Intervention in the North. "Out of the Dead End" is called. All the "cute eccentricities" of the interventionists are listed there. Not without kinks, but readable.
  20. Stalinets
    +1
    1 September 2013 18: 28
    All Russian tsars were poisoned by the Aglitsk doctors. And most importantly, civil war! Where did you see this ?????? There was the extermination of the Slavs, under various pretexts and in all available ways. The regular army of Leiba Bronstein, and the irregular troops of the same Bronstein. They were called "gangs", and in each of them there was a commissioner who reported to Bronstein. These "gangs" were supplied from Bronstein's armored train sent by the "allies". And this train traveled exactly as long as the Holocaust of the Slavs lasted. The armored train had a telegraph, a bathhouse, a special forces company, uniforms and other ammunition in the amount of a regiment. What, haven't you heard? So take an interest. All these special forces were dressed in leather jackets. Also, there were several cars on the armored train and a tank of gasoline for them. So, when it was needed, they appeared as if from the ground where it was needed. The British under the guise of red crosses, etc. , ruled the holocaust. Have you heard of Colonel House? And when necessary, Tukhachevsky and Co. used chemical weapons. As near Tambov. As soon as they cleaned out the area and took out all the gold of the Russian Empire, and even gave the minerals under the control of the Anglo-American Zionists, everything calmed down. So much for the civil war. Yes And thanks to I.V. Stalin and his comrades ... By the way, an American, Colonel Graves, in his memoirs mentioned a difficult day, when 1600 Russians were shot in one day. Such is the "civil war" .......

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