- The
Gulag was a
system of
forced labor camps in the
Soviet Union. The word
Gulag originally referred only to the
division of the
Soviet secret police that...
- the
Gulags were
branded as
traitors regardless of
their social standing or connections. Applebaum's
introduction begins by
defining the
acronym "
Gulag",...
- Look up
gulag in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
Gulag was the
government agency that
administered the
penal labor camps of the
Soviet Union. It...
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Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, with his 1973 masterpiece, 'The
Gulag Archipelago.' ... Today, Russia's
gulags are long gone, as is the
Communist Party of the Soviet...
- (from the Ob
River to the Yenisey).
Landing force members had to
seize the
GULAGS, free and arm the
prisoners and
deportees and move with them in the general...
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Gulag Orkestar is the
debut album of Beirut. It was
recorded in 2005 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The
Gulag was a
Soviet government agency administering...
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influenced the Cold War were the
detention of
several hundred Americans in
Gulags, in
addition to the
obstacles in
returning some 2,000
American POWs out...
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Gulag is a 1985
drama film
directed by
Roger Young,
aired originally on HBO and
later released to home video. It was
reviewed by the New York Times. TV...
- Alex (2009). "Book Review: The Forsaken. From the
Great Depression to the
Gulags: Hope and
Betrayal in Stalin's Russia. By Tim Tzouliadis". War in History...
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enumerates the
selected sites of the
Soviet forced labor camps of the
Gulag,
known in
Russian as the "corrective
labor camps", abbreviation: ITL. Most...
