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The Gulag archipelago 1918-1956
by Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Thomas Whitney
Based on survivor testimony and personal experience, this abridged account documents the Soviet Union's system of forced labour camps and secret police. It examines the structure of the Stalinist penal network and the lives of those held within the camps.
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