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... camps based on Dzhez- kazgan , in the semi - arid steppes of Kazakhstan in Soviet Central Asia - not quite Siberia , but almost . The entire complex , which contained sixty thou- sand men at its peak , consisted of so - called special camps ...
... camps based on Dzhez- kazgan , in the semi - arid steppes of Kazakhstan in Soviet Central Asia - not quite Siberia , but almost . The entire complex , which contained sixty thou- sand men at its peak , consisted of so - called special camps ...
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... camps ; major rebellions had broken out in the special camps at Vorkuta and especially Kengir , where the prisoners had held out for forty days against their guards . * The virus of revolt that the western Ukrainians had brought from ...
... camps ; major rebellions had broken out in the special camps at Vorkuta and especially Kengir , where the prisoners had held out for forty days against their guards . * The virus of revolt that the western Ukrainians had brought from ...
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... camp as metaphor in , 650-51 labour - camp brigades described in , 287 labour camp names discussed in , 279 labour camps ' moral benefits observed in , 304 , 379 labour camp souvenirs discussed in , 377 as “ literary investigation ...
... camp as metaphor in , 650-51 labour - camp brigades described in , 287 labour camp names discussed in , 279 labour camps ' moral benefits observed in , 304 , 379 labour camp souvenirs discussed in , 377 as “ literary investigation ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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