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Mirdza Redzoba was born in 1928 in ìLÓdumniekiî, Saliena parish of<br />

Il˚kste region, in the large family of Minna and K‚rlis Redzobs. From 1936<br />

to 1943, Mirdza had basic education and afterwards worked in her fatherís<br />

household. After the war in 1946, K‚rlis Redzobs was arrested and sentenced<br />

for participation in the ëaizsargsí organization during the Nazi occupation<br />

to 6 years of forced labour in a penal camp. On 25 March, 1949, his wife<br />

and three adult children ñ Mirdza, Ritvalds, and K‚rlis ñ as the family of a<br />

ëconvicted nationalistí were deported to Siberia. Mirdza and her brothers<br />

worked in the ìNovaya Zaryaîcollective farm in Lyubino region of Omsk<br />

district. In 1954 she got married to Tenis Staltmanis and gave birth to two<br />

sons ñ Bruno (1954) and J‚nis (1956). In 1958 the Staltmanis family returned<br />

to Saliena parish. In 1962 her daughter Rasma was born there. In her<br />

homeland, the narrator worked on the ìIskraî collective farm till 1983. At<br />

present she is retired and lives with her sonís family.<br />

The interview was hold at Mirdza Staltmaneís house. The narrator was<br />

welcoming and responsive, she often smiled during the interview, despite<br />

the numerous bitter experiences of her life. Her answers were extensive and<br />

informative, warmed up with a wonderful sense of humour. The major<br />

topics of her life-story relate to her childhood and school years during the<br />

ëtime of Ulmanisí, the war and impressions of foreign soldiers, life in<br />

deportation in Siberia and after her return ñ work on the collective farm<br />

and life in Saliena during the Soviet period. Deportation has remained in<br />

the narratorís memory since the moment of her familyís detention on March<br />

25, 1949, to the left Omsk district. Great attention is paid to relations<br />

among people and everyday life.<br />

Interview with Ritvalds Redzobs<br />

Interview with Ritvalds Redzobs, undertaken by IrÁna Saleniece in Daugavpils,<br />

9 February, 2007. The record of the interview (digital audiorecord,<br />

110 minutes, in Latvian) is kept in the archives of the Oral History Centre<br />

at Daugavpils University, catalogue No. 401, abbreviated ñ DU MV: 401.<br />

Ritvalds Redzobs was born in 1930 in ìLÓdumniekiî, Saliena parish of<br />

Il˚kste region, in the large family of Minna and K‚rlis Redzobs. Ritvalds<br />

went to Lielborne Primary school; in 1944 he left Saliena Primary school<br />

and worked in his fatherís household. After the war in 1946, K‚rlis Redzobs<br />

was arrested and sentenced for participation in the ëaizsargsí organization<br />

during the Nazi occupation to 6 years forced labour in a penal camp. On<br />

25 March, 1949, his wife and three adult children ñ Mirdza, Ritvalds, and<br />

K‚rlis ñ as the family of a ëconvicted nationalistí were deported to Siberia.<br />

In Siberia, the narrator worked on a ìNovaya Zariaî collective farm in<br />

Lyubino region of Omsk district; in 1954 he got married to Zelma Kalv‚ne<br />

<strong>1949.</strong> <strong>gada</strong> <strong>25.</strong> <strong>mart‚</strong> <strong>izvesto</strong> <strong>balsis</strong>

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