"If our great -grandfather were not an enemy of the people, we would not have been born." Wojciech Yaruzelsky buried his father in Altai, wrapping his body to the newspaper Pravda
Anthony Martsinkovsky with a family. Photo from the book I.G. Gubushkina "Anthony Martsinkovsky - musician, teacher, public figure" Polish Siberians, or Symbory (Polish. Sybirak, Sybiracy), was called the Polish subjects of the Russian Empire and Poland citizens who were exiled or, of their own will, moved to live in Siberia. Under Soviet power, the Polish diaspora in Siberia was replenished as a result of violent deportations.