Those who have lived. Big terror

In more than twenty years of the Gulag’s existence, about 20 million people passed through prisons and camps. Every tenth remained in the Gulag forever. Over time, the word "gulag", originally denoting the "main management of the camps", became an ominous symbol of lawlessness, life on the verge of death, hard labor and human lawlessness.
The book "who have lived. Big terror " - the continuation of the new constant exposition of the Museum of the History of the Gulag. Inside - six graphic stories telling about the fate of people who suffered from Stalinist repressions. They occupied different social status, had different professions, adhered to various political views, and lived in different parts of the country. But they found themselves in the equally powerless position. Each of them was unfairly condemned, sent to camps or shot