英語 での Gulag の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Soviet Russia was not an Evil Empire, nor was Communism embodied in Stalin and the Gulag.
Thanks to Solzhenitsyn the Soviet press began to talk about the Gulag for the first time.
Murphy writes:"Thousands of officers with combat experience and higher education were executed, sent to the Gulag or discharged from the service.
The band's first performance was in New York, in May 2006, to support its debut album, Gulag Orkestar.[2][3].
In 2013, a website of the Russian state media reported that more than 15 million people had been sentenced and imprisoned in the gulag labor camps, and more than 1.5 million died.
Most historians are paid to obscure the horrible fact that the people ultimately responsible for Auschwitz, the Gulag, Hiroshima and Verdun, still run the world.
In fact, the only way for me to be a Marxist today ethically is to account for why Marxism led to the gulag.
And prior to World War II, Jews remained enormously over-represented in the Communist leadership, especially dominating the Gulag administration and the top ranks of the dreaded NKVD.
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova has disappeared into the gulag transit system between Russia's penal colonies, and her family is worried that authorities are trying to crush her spirit.
Had the coup not failed, it is believed the United States was going to fly Chavez into exile, possibly to Cuba via the U.S. Naval Station and detainee gulag in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
That was a time when the most interesting Soviet authors used pen names to avoid being"expelled"-- to the Gulag.
The school stopped in third grade, so then I entered the public school system, and it felt like I had been sent to the Gulag.
the Teaching History website, and the Gulag History website).
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A gulag of prisons run by the US and the new Iraqi government feature a wide variety of torture and abuse-- physical, psychological, emotional; painful, degrading, humiliating; leading to mental breakdown, death, suicide; a human-rights disaster area.
In addition, at least 75,000 were sent to Gulags.
There's no gulags here in Starling City.
An estimated 30,000 partisans and their supporters were killed, and many more were arrested and deported to Siberian gulags.
Gulags: These Stalin-era forced labor camps were common across the USSR, but most closed in the 1950's onwards.
North Korea's gulags should be shut down- not tomorrow, not next week, but now.