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Nikolskaya, Anna, Peredai dalshe, Alma-Ata, 1989

Noble, John, I Was a Slave in Russia, New York, 1960

Numerov, Nikolai, Zolotaya zvezda GULAGa: mezhdu zhiznyu i smertyu, Moscow, 1995

Okunevskaya, Tatyana, Tatyanin den, Moscow, 1998

Olitskaya, Elinor, Moi vospominaniya, vols. I and II, Frankfurt am Main, 1971

Orlov, Alexander, Tainye istorii stalinskikh prestuplenii, New York, 1983

Pamyat Kolymy, Magadanskoe, 1990

Panin, Dmitri, The Notebooks of Sologdin, New York, 1973

Pashnin, Evgeny, “Venchannye kolyuchie provoloki,” Vybor , Moscow, January–March 1988, no. 3

Petrov, Vladimir, It Happens in Russia, London, 1951

Petrus, K., Uzniki kommunizma, Moscow, 1996

Petyla-2: vospominaniya, ocherki, dokumenty, Volgograd, 1994

Pogodin, Nikolai, “Aristokraty,” Pyesy sovetskikh pisatelei , Moscow, 1954, pp. 109–83

Pol, I. L., Oglyanus so skorbyu, 1991

Polak, L. S., Bylo tak, Ocherki, Moscow, 1996

Polonsky, V. V., “Doroga v pyat let v Kazakhstan i obratno,” Istochnik, 1/1996, pp. 66–77

Pomerants, Grigorii, Zapiski gadkogo utenka, Moscow, 1998

Porshneva, G. I., Ya vse zhe zhiv, Moscow, 1990

Pryadilov, Aleksei, Zapiski kontrrevolyutsionera, Moscow, 1999

Ptasnik, Zofia, “A Polish Woman’s Daily Struggle to Survive,” The Sarmatian Review, vol. XXI, no. 1, January 2002, pp. 846–54

Ratushinskaya, Irina, Grey Is the Colour of Hope, trans. Alyona Kojevnikov, London, 1988

Rawicz, Slavomir, The Long Walk, New York, 1984

Razgon, Lev, True Stories [Nepridumannoe, Moska, 1989], trans. John Crowfott, Dana Point, CA, 1997

Reshetovskaya, Natalya, Sanya: My Life with Alexander Solzhenitsyn, trans. Elena Ivanhoff, Indianapolis, 1975.

Robinson, Robert, Black on Red: My 44 Years Inside the Soviet Union, Washington, D.C., 1988

Roeder, Bernhard, Katorga: An Aspect of Modern Slavery, trans. Lionel Kochan, London, 1958

Romanov, Grand Duke Gavril Konstantinovich, V mramornom dvortse, Dusseldorf, 1993

Rosenberg, Suzanne, A Soviet Odyssey, Toronto, 1988

Rossi, Jacques, Qu’elle Etait Belle Cette Utopie, Paris, 1997

Rotfort, M. S., Kolyma—krugi ada, 1991

Rozina, Anna, U pamyati v gostyakh, St. Petersburg, 1992

Rozsas, Janos, “Iz Knigi ‘Sestra Dusya,’” Volya, 2–3, 1994,

Ruta, U., Bozhe kak eshche khotelos zhit, London, 1989

Sadunaite, Nijole, A Radiance in the Gulag, trans. Revd Casimir Pugevicius and Marian Skabeikis, Manassas, VA, 1987

Samsonov, V. A. Parus Podnimayu, Petrozavodsk, 1993

———, Zhizn prodolzhaetsya, Petrozavodsk, 1990

Serebryakova, Galina, Huragan, trans. Josef Labodowski, Paris, 196

Sgovio, Thomas, Dear America, Kenmore, NY, 1979

Shalamov, Varlam, Kolyma Tales, London, 1994

———, Neskolko moikh zhiznei, Moscow, 1996

Sharansky, Natan, Fear No Evil, trans. Stefani Hoffman, London, 1988

Shelest, Georgy, “Kolymskie zapisi,” Znamya, no. 9, September 1964, pp. 162–80

Shikheeva-Gaister, Inna, Semeinaya khronika vremen kulta lichnosti, Moscow, 1998

Shipovskaya, E. A., Ispoved rytsarya sveta, Moscow, 1998

Shiryaev, Boris, Neugasimaya lampada, Moscow, 1991

Shreider, Mikhail, NKVD iznutri, Moscow, 1995

Siemiski, Janusz, Moja Ko-lyma, Warsaw, 1995

Sitko, Leonid, Gde moi veter?, Moscow, vol. VIII, Moscow, 1996

———, Tyazhest sveta, Moscow, 1996

Smith, C. A., Escape from Paradise, London, 1954

Snegov, Sergei, Yazyk, kotoryi nenavidit, Moscow, 1991

Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, Cancer Ward, trans. Nicholas Bethell and David Burg, New York, 1995

———, The Gulag Archipelago, 3 vols., New York, 1973

———, The First Circle, London, 1996

———, One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, trans. H. T. Willetts, London, 1996

Sred drugikh imen (poetry anthology), Moscow, 1991

Stajner, Karlo, Seven Thousand Days in Siberia, Edinburgh, 1988

Starostin, Nikolai, Futbol skvoz gody, Moscow, 1992

Stypułkowski, Zbigniew, Invitation to Moscow, London, 1951

Sulimov, Ivan, Ékho prozhitykh let, Odessa, 1997

Taylor-Terlecka, Nina, ed., Gulag Polskich Poetów: od Komi do Ko-lymy (poetry anthology), London, 2001

Tchernavin, Tatiana, Escape from the Soviets, New York, 1934

Tchernavin, Vladimir, I Speak for the Silent, Boston and New York, 1935