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Belomor

Name: Belomor
Brand: Academic Studies Press
SKU: 02707627
Price: 76.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Julie S. Draskoczy
ISBN: 9781618112880

Julie S. Draskoczy

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02707627

Publishers Academic Studies Press, February 2014

Replete with images and based on archival documents that have never before been published, 'Belomor:... Full description

Libristo code: 02707627

188 b

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Replete with images and based on archival documents that have never before been published, 'Belomor: Criminality and Creativity in Stalin's Gulag' explores the dark history of one of the most infamous labor camps in Stalin's Gulag. By focusing on denizens of the criminal realm-privileged prisoners during the construction of the White Sea-Baltic Canal-the book unearths the customs and qualities of this vastly understudied portion of the Gulag population. Through a vicious cycle of destruction and creation, the labor camp assumes the lofty task of re-forging human consciousness, a task that mirrors that of the larger Soviet project. A sustained exploration of Belomor themes ultimately illuminates key features of Stalinism in the artificial yet believable performance of reality.