You must have heard of June 14, 1941. In just one night the Soviet authorities detained and deported 15,425 people from Latvia to the furthest and coldest corners of Siberia. Among them were 3,751 children under the age of 17, who, together with the women and elderly were destined to serve their lifetime in remote lumber and agricultural farms. Many died. Many never returned. Some are still alive. All of their stories have become the life’s work of the Latvian documentary director Dzintra Geka,