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Russia in a Concentration Camp: A Cruel Document of the Era – Solonevich Ivan – Family – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-00269-688-8

Russia in a Concentration Camp: A Cruel Document of the Era
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In 1934, the distinguished Russian journalist Ivan Solonevich (1891–1953) accomplished the impossible: he escaped from the Gulag with his brother and son, walking hundreds of kilometers through the taiga to the Finnish border. "Russia in a Concentration Camp" is an attempt to understand the history of his country after the Revolution, the perspective of an observant reporter who found himself free and able to express everything he had been forced to keep silent about for many years. The author views the camp as a cross-section of Soviet society and the Soviet system of governance. The same people, the same logic of fear, the same absurd bureaucracy, and the same struggle for survival are here as in freedom. The White Sea Canal becomes a mirror of all of Soviet Russia.
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