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Sharashkas (singular: Russian: шара́шка, [ʂɐˈraʂkə];
sometimes sharaga, sharazhka) were
secret research and
development laboratories operating from 1930...
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secret Gulag detention facilities for
scientists and engineers,
known as
sharashkas. From 1945, he
personally oversaw the
Soviet atomic bomb project, which...
- in
English in 2009. The
novel depicts the
lives of the
occupants of a
sharashka (a
research and
development bureau made of
Gulag inmates)
located in the...
- prisons, much more
comfortable than the gulag,
colloquially known as
sharashkas.
These prisoners continued their work in
these prisons and were later...
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which the
arrested engineers worked,
became one of the
first so-called "
Sharashka's". In 1936,
Leonid Ramzin was
granted amnesty and
released from prison...
- NKVD
sharashka for
aircraft designers in
Bolshevo near Moscow,
where many
surviving ex-TsAGI
people had
already been sent to work. The
sharashka soon...
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special category of repression.
Secret research laboratories known as
Sharashka (шарашка) held
arrested and
convicted scientists, some of them prominent...
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Great Purge,
Petlyakov and
other weapons designers were
instead sent to
sharashkas,
special prisons run by the NKVD
where such
valuable prisoners could continue...
- camps; the "middle phase", as he
later referred to it, was
spent in a
sharashka (a
special scientific research facility run by
Ministry of
State Security)...
- arrested.
Landau was released, but
Korets and
Rumer were
imprisoned in
sharashkas of gulag. In total, 16 UPTI
employees suffered from repression. The first...
