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Today in World War II History—June 14, 1941

Sunday, June 14, 2026 by Sarah Sundin
US poster, 1940s

US poster, 1940s

85 Years Ago—June 14, 1941: June Deportations begin: Soviets deport “Anti-Soviets” (politicians, priests, businessmen, and their families) in the Baltic States to Siberia: 11,000 Estonians, 15,000 Latvians & 17,000 Lithuanians.

President Roosevelt freezes German and Italian assets, bans travel by German and Italian nationals, and clamps down on German propaganda agencies.

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