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The Great Purge orchastrated in the Soviet Union during 1937-38 cost almost 700 000 lives. Especially ethnic minorities were targeted. Four-part documentary tells the story of what happened to the people living the Soviet Union, and how the terror was built in the red dictatorship.
boys' night, teens
soviet union, ethnic cleansing, prison camp, soviet union history
Finland
asSelf - Medical Doctor
asSelf - Professor of History, University of Opole
asSelf - Leader of the Project on Stalin's Purges
asSelf - Professor of Political History, University of Helsinki
asSelf - Doctor of Political Sciences, University of Helsinki
asSelf - Doctor of History, Institute of Estonian Historical Memory
asSelf - Teacher
asSelf - Narrator (voice)
asSelf - Head of Department, Latvian Occupation Museum
asSelf - Historian, University of Helsinki
asSelf - Early Childhood Educator
asSelf - Professor of History, University of Pomerania
asSelf - Professor of History, University of Eastern Finland
asSelf - Author
asSelf - Professor of History, LMU
asSelf - Head Director, Ukrainian Theater of Finland
asSelf - Historian
asSelf - Docent of History, University of Helsinki
asSelf - Building Engineer
asSelf - Deputy Director, Latvian National History Museum
asSelf - Doctor of Philosophy, University of Eastern Finland
asSelf - Programme Manager, Estonian War Museum
asSelf - Non-Fiction Writer
asSelf - Member of Memorial
asSelf - Docent of Political History, University of Helsinki
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