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Case of lyceum students 26 February 2019

Case of lyceum students

The 'Case of Lyceum Students' was a fabricated case initiated by the Unified State Political Administration (OGPU) under the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR in 1925 in Leningrad. It accused a group of graduates from the Alexandrovsky Lyceum of creating a counter-revolutionary monarchist organization. In the OGPU records, the case was referred to as 'Case No. 194 B' or the 'Counter-Revolutionary Monarchist Organization,' as well as the 'Students' Case' and the 'Union of the Faithful.'

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Stalin's execution lists 9 February 2018

Stalin's execution lists

Stalin's lists are lists of people sentenced to various forms of punishment by personal order of Joseph Stalin and his closest associates in the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party. The vast majority of them were sentenced to execution. There are 677 such lists (comprising about 44.5 thousand names) reviewed by Politburo members during those years.

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Repressed children's writers and poets 2 April 2017

Repressed children's writers and poets

"I would like to name everyone individually, but the list was taken away, and there is nowhere to find out..."

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The Solovetsky Stage 10 February 2017

The Solovetsky Stage

Brief biographical information about the 1111 individuals executed in the Sandarmokh tract from October 27 to November 4, 1937, who were prisoners of the Solovetsky prison.

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Repressed writers and poets. I would like to name them all individually... 21 March 2016

Repressed writers and poets. I would like to name them all individually...

We come to you, to your present day, and to your tomorrow, and to the day to come. We come to you – where else could we go without each other, we are memory, harsh and bitter, and we are its bitterest line. But in memory lies the pledge for the future, for the price of oblivion is far too high.

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