Isidor Sârbu was born in the village of Corjova ( Dubăsari District ) of the Russian Empire . In the early 1930s , he had of arable land and of orchard . During the collectivization , he was considered a kulak . On March 14 , 1933 , Sârbu was arrested and brought to Tiraspol prison , where he spent three months and had his property and house confiscated . He then returned to Corjova , where his family rented a small room in the house of Dumitru Halippa for five rubles . In 1934 , they moved to Dubăsari . But on April 10 , 1935 , NKVD ordered Sârbu and his wife to move to Pervomaisk . They brought only the smallest child , an 8-year-old daughter . They fled from Pervomaisk and returned to Corjova , where they were arrested in January 1936 . Sârbu was condemned to three years at Tiraspol prison but was liberated early , after two years and a few months . On January 26 , 1938 , he and his wife were arrested in Corjova and condemned for two years and respectively 1 year of prison at Tiraspol . One of his children , Olga ( 1921 – 1938 ) , died in May . On January 26 , 1940 , he returned to Corjova . After Operation Barbarossa , a nephew of Isidor Sârbu , dekulakized too , became the mayor of Corjova
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Isidor Sârbu