Primary Sources: Russia, Russian Federation, U.S.S.R., Soviet Union: Gulag

consisting of reprints of documents by political prisoners in Soviet prisons, prison camps and exile, and reprints of affidavits concerning political persecution in Soviet Russia, official statements by Soviet authorities, excerpts from Soviet laws pertaining to civil liberties, and other documents / with introductory letters by twenty-two well known European and American authors ; published for the International Committee for Political prisoners.

"Gulag: Many Days, Many Lives presents an in-depth look at life in the Gulag through exhibits featuring original documentaries and prisoner voices; an archive filled with documents and images; and teaching and bibliographic resources that encourage further study. "

Both a historical documentary and a revealing investigation, this film contains newly discovered archival material and exclusive interviews with witnesses from the former U.S.S.R. who claim to have seen Wallenberg in the Soviet Gulag years after the Soviets officially declared him dead. Produced in association with The Raoul Wallenberg Committee of the United States.

"From 1939 to 1953, nearly a million people from the European territories annexed by the USSR were deported to the Gulag.
This publication is a compilation of testimony from former deportees, photographs taken during their lives, private and public archival material and films, collected by an international team of researchers.
The website links to a database of more than 180 interviews and is an invitation to explore the history of the Stalinist deportations via thematic and biographical presentations, research articles, and, in the immediate future, educational virtual tours, maps, and an illustrated timeline."