The Unquiet Ghost: Russians Remember Stalin – An Investigation of the Gulag, Survivors' Voices, and Glasnost-Era Terror
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The Unquiet Ghost: Russians Remember Stalin – An Investigation of the Gulag, Survivors' Voices, and Glasnost-Era Terror

by Adam Hochschild

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Adam Hochschild explores Russian memories of Stalin through an investigation of the Gulag, survivors’ testimony, and the terror revealed during glasnost. Combining historical inquiry with firsthand voices, the book considers how individuals and society confronted the lasting legacy of repression.

ISBN-13 9780618257478 ASIN 0618257470 Views 148 Publisher Mariner Books Year 2003 Edition Reprint Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 352 Adult No Created February 15, 2026 Updated October 22, 2026
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Adam Hochschild examines how Russians remembered Stalin and the legacy of his rule.

The book focuses on the Gulag and the voices of people who survived its system of repression.

It also considers the terror that came to light during the glasnost era, connecting personal remembrance with a broader investigation of Soviet history.

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