'The Victims Return' Looks at Life After the Gulag
06 December 2010 | Issue 4535
In the 1950s, millions of people reappeared in Soviet society, like ghosts returned from the dead. They had been revolutionaries, scientists, petty criminals and bureaucrats; some were their children. Some had been gone for months; others, for decades. But they all shared a common fate.
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