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Deportees are asked to turn themselves in on a certain day.

Deportees were given an hour or less to get ready to leave.

More than 70 percent of the deportees were women and children.

Only a small number of these deportees survived the war.

But the deportees said that no one would return unless all 400 of them did so.

Some 50,000 of the deportees were not able to return to Lithuania.

The larger groups of deportees established schools for their children.

The deportees were not allowed to return to Palestine until 1941.

The following table shows the locations the deportees were sent.

That is why so few deportees weep, people here say.

It's highly unusual for a deportee to be sent to a third country.

Maybe the deportees who could write didn't have the chance.

Deportees were held by police in holding cells for weeks before release.

She has found the will to live by comforting her fellow deportees.

Over a third of the deportees were too weak to stand on arrival.

But as that debate rages, deportees have found someone on their side.

Those estimates also suggest a much smaller number of deportees (around 320,000).

Despite these difficulties, he was able to make friends with many of the deportees who were also political prisoners.

If we expand the list of deportees without being able to act against them, the result would be a major scandal.

It now receives hundreds of deportees a day, more than any other city along the border.

Not surprisingly, the 396 deportees rejected the latest Council development.

The 10 men spoke to reporters at the deportees' tent camp.

They intended upon using the 51 Jewish deportees as potential hostages.

A spokesman for the deportees also rejected the French proposal.

The plaques do not state that most of these "deportees" were Jewish.