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What three things does the Soviet Gulag and the Nazi Holocaust have in common?
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== == Tortured, starved and murdered by the millions.
Persicuted groups were relocated. Minorities; artists, intellectuals, sexual orientation, religious persecution solution was removal from society.
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What was a Russian Gulag?
Gulag refers to vast system of labour camps which was created in the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin.
What is the gulag and which dictator created it?
The gulag was the system of prison camps in the Soviet Union. It is most commonly identified with Josef Stalin, who was responsible for the greatest number of prisoners sent there; however, the Soviet gulag system actually originated in the 1920's, during the reign of Vladimir Lenin.
What is the former Central administrative department of the soviet security service?
Gulag
What is gulag system?
The Gulag was the government agency that administration the forced labor camp system for prisoners in the Soviet Union from 1923 until 1961. The camps were nicknamed 'Gulags', after the authority that administrated them.
Former central administrative department of the soviet security service which maintained prisons and labor camps?
gulag
How do you put gulag in a sentence?
The Gulag or GULAG was the government agency that administered the penal labor camps of the Soviet Union.
What is the gulag system?
The gulag system was used in the Soviet Union to hold political prisoners. Although not as evil as concentration camps in the Holocaust, they were very much the same thing. If you were discovered saying anything against the government, this is where you'd end up.
What was a Russian Gulag?
Gulag refers to vast system of labour camps which was created in the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin.
What is the gulag and which dictator created it?
The gulag was the system of prison camps in the Soviet Union. It is most commonly identified with Josef Stalin, who was responsible for the greatest number of prisoners sent there; however, the Soviet gulag system actually originated in the 1920's, during the reign of Vladimir Lenin.
What is the former Central administrative department of the soviet security service?
Gulag
What were gulag inmates called?
Gulag inmates were commonly referred to as "zeks" in the Soviet Union. This term was derived from the Russian abbreviation for "prisoner" (z/k) and was often used to describe the forced laborers in the Soviet labor camps.
What was the Gulag?
A network of forced labor camps in the former Soviet Union, especially for political dissidents.
What is gulag system?
The Gulag was the government agency that administration the forced labor camp system for prisoners in the Soviet Union from 1923 until 1961. The camps were nicknamed 'Gulags', after the authority that administrated them.
What was the gulag system?
A network of forced labor camps in the former Soviet Union, especially for political dissidents.
Former central administrative department of the soviet security service which maintained prisons and labor camps?
gulag
What is the most recent genocide?
For killings based purely on race - presumably the Holocaust, followed by the Armenian Massacres of 1915 (last of several purges). Numerically, the Gulag and other deliberate Soviet slaughter would dwarf both of these.
Soviet Labor Camps?
They are sometimes referred to collectively as the Gulag.
