Communist authorities have subjected repression from the East Prut area, imposing a number of people, displacing them in different regions of Siberia and Kazakhstan either judged because they were adept at the Romanian administration, either as prisoners of war, or in the three great waves of deportations (1941, 1949, 1951). The history of concentration camps in the USSR is still very little known. For example, few have followed the fate of those deported repression from Bessarabia by the Stalinist regime, who have never returned home. They had a terrible struggle to survive in situations where they did not have clothes suitable for the harsh climatic conditions in that region, they lacked the tools needed to carry out the work they were forced to, and the food they received was of poor quality and in extreme small quantities. Only after the fall of the USSR did historical science obtain greater opportunities for research and interpretation of the crimes of Stalinism.