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GULAG PROJECT
CODY HELLRUNG, MITCHELL SIKORSKI, NICK RUMANCIK
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Throughout a time period of 60 years, millions of peoples lives were changed.
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Werner Kunz
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A top goal of the soviet leaders was to destroy personal ties among citizens, and create an atmosphere of fear and distrust.
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i k o
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The end goals of the prisons was to get the prisoners to sign a confession form, even of they had not committed the crime.
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Bob Jagendorf
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One of the primary tools used for interrogation was torture. This drove people to sign the confession slips even if they were innocent.
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sandeep thukral
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Personal information was often used to get confessions. Threats to arrest the prisoners families was a very effective method.
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blentley
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The GULAG arose in the Soviet Union after 1929 primary role was to gain control over the entire population
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Alex //Berlin _ Alexander Stübner
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Millions of innocent people were incarcerated and killed in the GULAG
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Skunkworks Photographic
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Prisoners would work out doors and in mines in the arctic circle without proper rations and gear
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potomo
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Nazis vs GULAG
If you were a prisoner in a nazi camp you had no chance of survival if you were in the GULAG you could do your time and be free again.
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Hindrik S
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1928 Stalin had complete control over Soviet Union
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rich115
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The camp population grew from 179,000 in 1929 to 2,468,524 in 1953.
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James Cridland
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Around 18 million people total were incarcerated in the Gulag.
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philipstorry
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Stalin signed the death warrants of over 50,000 people. He also had hundreds of thousands more deported or arrested.
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Stuck in Customs
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Stalin was arrested in June 1953 and executed December 1953 for "anti-state activities."
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andrevanb
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Stalin's body was put in Lenin's Mausoleum on Red Square in Moscow.
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somebody_
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