L'importance du travail forcé dans l'Union soviétique de Staline

The extent of forced labor in Stalin's Soviet Union. Recent revelations from the archives of the former Soviet Union have provided much detailed data on the population of the GULAG forced labour system. These data add significant information to the decades of academic debate on the question of the extent of the Soviet forced labour system, but detailed assessment shows that they do not yet constitute the final word. The archival revelations also sub-divide the total population according to gender, social and ethnic background, and judicial criteria. The contribution of the GULAG workforce to the national economy of the USSR during World War Two is considered in the light of newly available information, in order to gain an understanding of the place of the well-organised camp system in the chaos of wartime

Economic history · Gulag · Political science · Population · Sociology · Soviet union · World War II · Communism, Protests, Social Movements · Demography · Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis · History · Law · Vietnamese History and Culture Studies