A documentary about the disabled WWII veterans

[Anna Reid]

Dear Seelangers - I would very much like to know if you do find this. A lot of disabled veterans from Leningrad were moved to Valaam Island on Lake Ladoga; all info on the place gratefully accepted - Anna Reid.

Lily Alexander <lily.alexander at UTORONTO.CA> wrote:  Dear SEELANGERS,


Has anybody seen or heard about a Russian documentary made in the late 1980s during glasnost about a sanitarium of WWII veterans, most of whom were severely damaged, for example, having no arms and legs at all, and who were separated from society not to upset others with their appearances and had to live on an island, I think one of Solovetzkie ostrova. The title may even refer to Solovetzkie ostrova.

It is not by Goldovskaya, but similar in style. I saw it years ago, and now cannot find any reference to it or recall the title. 

Anybody has seem it?

Thank you,

Lily Alexander



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