MARCH 5, 1953

• THERE WERE 2,526,402 PEOPLE IN PRISON CAMPS
• De-stalinization and the legacy of the Gulag

STALIN

• SUPERMAN POSSESSING SUPER-NATURAL CHARACTERISTS
• De-stalinization and the legacy of the Gulag

CAMP PRISONERS

• CAMPS AND PURGES WERE "DANGEROUS SUBJECTS"
• De-stalinization and the legacy of the Gulag

CRIMINALS

• STILL CONSIDERED CRIMINALS AFTER SENTENCE WAS SERVED
• De-stalinization and the legacy of the Gulag

REBELLION

• BROKE UP REBELLIOUS DEMONSTRATIONS WITH TEAR GAS AND CLUBS
• De-stalinization and the legacy of the Gulag

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PEOPLE

• MILLIONS OF PEOPLE WERE INCARCERATED IN THE GULAG
• Gulag: Soviet prison camps and their legacy

CAMPS

• PRISONERS IN CAMPS WORKED OUTDOORS AND IN MINES
• Gulag: Soviet prison camps and their legacy

1928

• STALIN HAD COMPLETE CONTROL OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY
• Gulag: Soviet prison camps and their legacy

INNOCENT

• ONLY 4 PEOPLE WERE CONSIDERED INNOCENT
• Gulag: Soviet prison camps and their legacy

CRIMINALS

• IN THE CAMPS THE CRIMINALS WERE DIVIDED INTO TWO CATEGORIES
• Gulag: Soviet prison camps and their legacy

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ARREST

• ARRESTS WERE MADE AT NIGHT, THE PEOPLE WERE ARRESTED WHEN THEY LEAST EXOECTED.
• Daily life in the Gulag

PRISON

• Political prisons relieved the worst treatment
• Main purpose was to hold prisoners for interrogation
• Daily life in the Gulag

FOOD

• Prisoners were fed based on the amount of work they completed daily.
• Daily life in the Gulag

TYPES OF PRISONERS

• There was 3 types of prisoners:
• Professional criminals (urka)
• Petty criminal
• Political prisoners
• Daily life in the Gulag

ERA

• ONE OUT OF EVERY SIX SOVIET CITIZENS WERE PERSECUTED.
• Daily life in the Gulag

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