A majority of those were arrested and sent north to Siberia were vagabonds, criminals, and gang members. And even worse, hundreds were simply ordinary citizens like who ran out for some bread for dinner and forgot their passport. And there's one striking example of a young girl traveling by train with her mother to Leningrad and when the train stopped in Moscow, the mother took the opportunity to grab some food before the train left and her 14 year old daughter waited in the train station. When the police demanded her passport, her explanations were ignored and she was deported along with thousands of murderers, rapists, and violent criminals. So they arrive. Back to Siberia days after their arrest, the majority of those sent to Nazino were urbanites, as I previously mentioned. Now after a railway travel, 5,000 were packed onto river barges that were meant to transport timber and they were shipped up the old river to the island of Nazino.