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Un Bagne en Russie rouge
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Un Bagne en Russie rouge

work by Duguet
Also known as: "A Prison in Red Russia"
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  • Solovetsky Island

    …the Solovetsky labour camp was Un Bagne en Russie rouge (A Prison in Red Russia), written by Raymond Duguet and published in 1927. The current island population includes retired military officers and former camp personnel, and the former camp itself is now a tourist attraction.

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    …the Solovetsky labour camp was Un Bagne en Russie rouge (A Prison in Red Russia), written by Raymond Duguet and published in 1927. The current island population includes retired military officers and former camp personnel, and the former camp itself is now a tourist attraction.

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