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Corrals" (1930), "Dollars" (1931), "Bearers of Hate" (1936, magazine "Flame of the Revolution"), "They will not pass!" (1937, magazine "Flame of the Revolution"), the novel "Through the Years" (1935, republished in 1936, 1984), an essay on the construction of the White Sea-Baltic Canal "From Bear Mountain to the White Sea" (1934).
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Halavach was also engaged in literary activities, making his debut in print in 1921. His first short story "Lost Life" was published in the newspaper "Soviet
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motherland" to eight years and sent to the
Karaganda concentration camp of the NKVD of the Kazakh SSR (Dalinskaya village). After her release, she returned to her homeland. Rehabilitated on July 24, 1956.
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NKVD prison. It was announced to the family that he died on
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Halavach's works have been translated into
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