The Gulag Archipelago (Volume 2) ~ Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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Large hard cover with dust jacket
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Volume 2 of The Gulag Archipelago traces Solzhenitsyns own entry into the Soviet prisoncamp system and expands his literaryhistorical record of mass repression. It documents the arrest, interrogation, transport and imprisonment of millions under Lenin and Stalin, blending historical exposition with Solzhenitsyns autobiographical accounts and the testimony of more than 200 victims he interviewed or encountered during his eight years in the camps
This volume resumes the narrative in medias res, confronting readers with the daily horrors, punitive legal structures, camp hierarchies, forced labour, starvation norms, and the psychological and moral degradation imposed on prisoners. It remains one of the most powerful indictments of totalitarianism ever written, a work that reshaped global understanding of Soviet repression and influenced political consciousness throughout the late twentieth century.
