An Excavation at a Soviet Gulag Camp Just Discovered What Russia Didn’t Want the World To Know
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Bottles, bullet casings, and an eyewitness suggest prisoners stayed locked up long after the camp “closed.” Between the 1930s and the 1950s, the Soviet Union imprisoned millions of people in the Gulag, a vast network of forced-labor camps where political prisoners and other perceived enemies of the …
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