Gulag, the Story - Part 3 (1945-1953) | FULL DOCUMENTARY (AUDIO FIXED) 

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Kind of an understatement there pal

WOKE is coming.

Not much as changed.... like nothing whatsoever!

@@castlepat Yes. Unbelieveble understatement, makes me very sad and angry. And that's an understatement...

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I don’t think there are any winners in war

@@kerrywykes5645are you stupid?? That is a genuine question because that comment went right over your head. He is talking about the soviets continuing the gulags even though the Germans were defeated

⁠@@kerrywykes5645war can be very peaceful… once it is won obviously but in the Soviet Union it never got peaceful unless you were a politicians daughter/son or you were deathly devoted too the country and did plenty of bad dead’s to be in the position

The only one who won ww2 are weapons manufacturers....

Soviet Union was worse than Germany. If I was Russian in that time I would have escaped to USA. The country which they gave their life for to win upon return as reward they got sent to the Gulag. How nice of Stalin. I have never known how tyrannical Soviet Union was and carried on to be even after the war. Now it makes sense why Jordan Peterson mentions it often.

I agree but the video only explains the tip of the iceberg.

They have said they were from lots of places. Especially after the war, they explained. Many Baltic and Eastern Europeans were sentenced to the gulags is what they said in earlier parts.

Everyone was taken. Americans, Chinese, Japanese, every type of European.,,

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Beautiful? Your kidding right

Sorry, that's the conclusion you make from it?

Only if good people stand silent will this happen in any country. And the 2A has a profound deterrent of this happening in the United States

Oh how oppressed you are.

@@r1m.s877 We also had the longest lock down in the world during covid , this is nothing of course for people who get slaughtered everyday day around the world. Just showing Australians are headed for Communism - Stalin style.

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I just Traveled across Russia and it was rare to find a Stalin Statue or anyone with praise ! Where do you get your information?

@@abbeystump Really? In your travels you asked locals about Stalin? I find that very hard to believe. Very hard. I do personally know people living in Russia i speak with weekly. Who are Russian.

@@leostgeorge2080 I didn't record my conversation and the fact the only Stalin statue that was not torn down I found was in Komsomolsk with a group of Russian Generals. You talk with Russians weekly who Praise Stalin?

@@abbeystump I play an international game. A few Russians are in the same alliance as i am. They prefer playing on the USA server. As for who and where? Thats personal information i am not at liberty to divulge. With the actions of Putin as for invading Ukraine and his constant threat of use of nuclear weapons he seems very unstable and acting like a scared phyco the same as N. Korea. Only a sick desperate person would be willing to ruin the world for all people rather than lose face. Thats the same as Stalin. Ruin the world to save face.

Also goes for the lunatic left running most countries in the west

All they want to teach is about the Nazis and American slavery. This gives young people the illusion that these are the only bad things that humans ever did in history.

What would be the point?

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Haha, that's hilarious.

"Truth". Do you really know it?

If you are not payed for expressing that, then you just a fool.

There is no truth because there are too many if you want the truth then travel too Moscow or wherever Putin is hiding.

For real! They are all monsters over there in Russia, no hood comes from the USSR (Russia)

There is none, Russians are bad too the bone

Is one supposed to be more acceptable than the other?

@@SLICE_Full_Doc just asking ...

It's all about jews

are you serious?? wtf

​@@jessemontano762no just repeating propaganda and hating on Russia because they want ww3

​@@jessemontano762although even western propaganda has never claimed gulags still exist 😂

@@jessemontano762 Yes serious. But there are laws, it is not But ending result is the same.

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Боялись советских евреев

The Americans bought all the Koylma gold and supplied a lot of slave ships

If the people are free then there's no civilization. The problem is that no system will ever work to govern free people at scale.let alone in your own household. Take your own philosophy and apply it to a teen ager and see what you get.

Apply your philosophy to teens and see what you get

@@russellambrosini5344do you want war with your neighbor or anybody you have known? Do you want them to start carrying kalashnikovs and mp5 and walk around there property and take anyone that walks past them?

@@Cam_dc I am only pointing out that we are all mini dictators when needed like when dealing with children and the term free to be human is one of the worst ideas one can have. Freedom is a negotiation not a right

Too bad USSR wasn't a democracy

No more communism, now it's gangsterism.

Stalin fue un GIGANTE de su tiempo. Iósif Stalin vivió en una época histórica, en donde el mundo requería de liderazgos fuertes. Así que tuvo que ser un dirigente enérgico. Severo. ¡Imponente! O, de otro modo, la “Madre Rusia” hubiera desaparecido del mapa. Stalin fue lo que tenía qué ser: Un Gran Líder. Un Gran Estadista. Stalin heredó un país yermo, rural, preterido, analfabeta, hambriento, supersticioso, deprimido, insalubre, carente de todo y, para colmo, delirantemente desamparado. Rusia era entonces, un país de “Siervos” (Esclavos), y Stalin lo convirtió en una súper potencia industrializada y poderosa, que puso a temblar al mundo. Rusia estaba atrasada en 100 años con respecto a Occidente y, superadas las precariedades y todas las devastaciones que causó la Guerra, él, Stalin, el “Fundador de la URSS”, puso en marcha el primer Programa Aero-Espacial del mundo. Seis años después en 1957, lanzaron el Sputnik I. Eisenhower, al saber de semejante hazaña, creó la NASA en 1958. Kennedy inauguró el primer vuelo tripulado en 1961. ¡Jáh! Stalin recibió una Rusia que estuvo en guerra casi 30 años. (Empezando con la humillante derrota frente al Imperio de Japón, 1904-1905. Revolución Rusa, 1905. WWI, 1914-1918. Revolución Bolchevique 1917-1922. Guerra Civil contra los “Rusos Blancos”, 1922-1927. WWII 1940-1945… Más la Pandemia de la mal llamada “Fiebre Española”, en 1918-1920. Después les llegó el brote de la “Peste Bubónica” en 1926. ―En 1932-33, Stalin implementó una campaña general de vacunación contra la viruela, la cual, en 1936, propuso que fuese una campaña a nivel mundial. Iniciada por Stalin y secundada por todas las naciones del planeta, la viruela se erradicó en 1980―. Y, además el “Crack Financiero de Wall Street”, de 1929-1937). O sea que, Stalin, asumió el poder de un país golpeado por las guerras, enfermo por la Pandemia y, económicamente quebrado por la crisis mundial. Estas calamidades dejaron una Rusia desposeída y miserable. Stalin la rescató imponiendo disciplina y trabajo. Ni antes ni hoy, nadie en el mundo puso en duda su ENORME LIDERAZGO. Stalin fue genial; magnífico, cultísimo y astuto. Fue un Titán con mano de hierro. Amado por su pueblo y temido por sus enemigos. Hace más de 70 años que Stalin murió y, la Propaganda Occidental, no afloja en denostarlo. ¿Con qué propósito? ¿Cuál sería su utilidad ahora? [*Y, acá, va un dato que dimensiona la grandeza de Stalin. Joseph Stalin, fue nominado DOS veces al Premio Nobel de la Paz (en 1945 y 1948), con el apoyo de múltiples instituciones universitarias de Reino Unido, Francia, Italia, Suiza, Bélgica, y Grecia. Esas nominaciones fueron tomadas en serio por el Comité en Oslo. A él se le acabó su tiempo a los 75 años. Stalin murió en 1953, sin recibir nada de nadie, pero sí, todo el reconocimiento de su propio pueblo amoroso y agradecido.]. ¡¡¡SLAVA KOBA!!! СЛАВА СТАЛИНУ!!! ¡¡¡SLAVA STALIN!!! .

@@salvadorvizcarra769Stalin was a mass murdering paranoid psychopath. Murders his genetic just because he’s paranoid of them. My grandfather fled that evil place. Thank God.

There were some who did escape

Их не было кому освобождать как евреев

Welcome to Russia today. Thanks to the revisionist KGB Kid

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Read: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Under_a_Cruel_Star#See_also Under a Cruel Star: A Life in Prague 1941-1968 was published first under this title by Plunkett Lake Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1986. The memoir was written by Heda Margolius Kovály and translated with Franci and Helen Epstein. It is now available in a Holmes & Meier, New York 1997 edition (ISBN 0-8419-1377-3), in a Plunkett Lake Press[1] 2010 eBook edition and in a Granta, London 2012 edition (ISBN 978-1-84708-476-7). Heda Margolius Kovály (1919-2010) was born in Prague. Of Jewish ancestry, she spent the years of the Second World War in the Łódź Ghetto and then in concentration camps Auschwitz and Gross Rosen sub-camps including Christianstad. After her camp was evacuated, she escaped from a death march and made her way back to Prague, where many of her friends refused to take her in due to the Nazis' harsh punishments for those sheltering camp escapees. Kovály took part in the Prague uprising against the Nazis in May 1945. The only member of her family to survive the war was her husband, Rudolf Margolius. Kovály's memoir describes in detail the continuing antisemitism that Jews returning from concentration camps faced. It also depicts the growing interest in communism among many Czechoslovaks, including her husband, who later became Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade. In January 1952 her husband was arrested and in November 1952, he was convicted in the Soviet-staged Slánský trial and executed on December 3, 1952. In the wake of her husband's trial, Kovály became a social pariah, barely able to survive and stay out of imprisonment as few would hire her for work, as at that time unemployment was illegal under the Czechoslovak constitution. The book ends with the Warsaw Pact armies invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968 as a response to the Prague Spring. After the invasion, Kovály emigrated to the United States. Reception In his book Cultural Amnesia: Necessary Memories from History and the Arts (2007), Clive James admired Kovály's "psychological penetration and terse style" and stated: “Given 30 seconds to recommend a single book that might start a serious student on the hard road to understanding the political tragedies of the 20th century, I would choose this one." In their book Thinking the Twentieth Century: Intellectuals and Politics in the Twentieth Century (2012) Tony Judt and Timothy Snyder recommend Under a Cruel Star.[3] Writing for The New York Times, Anthony Lewis said: "Once in a while we read a book that puts the urgencies of our time and ourselves in perspective, making us confront the darker realities of human nature." San Francisco Chronicle-Examiner called Kovály's memoir "a story of human spirit at its most indomitable … one of the outstanding autobiographies of the century." Josef Škvorecký, a fellow Czech writer and expatriate, stated that the book was "written with the sophistication of a litterateur and the immediacy of a survivor."- excerpt. On page 59 she wrote: ‘…Rudolf (her husband) took me to see some of his friends, prewar Communist intellectuals who had lived in the Soviet Union during the (Second World) war….With tears in their eyes, they described the self sacrifice and the patriotism of even the simplest Russians, their endurance and steadfast belief in eventual victory over the Nazis. They spoke about the profound feeling of brotherhood that reigned within the Soviet Union, the equality of the various nationalities and races, the fervour with which people performed even the hardest labour and most dangerous tasks for their country; they described the solicitude of the Party and of the Soviet government, the friendly acceptance that they and other refugees had enjoyed. We left deeply impressed. Two days later, Rudolf brought home applications for membership in the Communist Party. Ten years later, the old lady who had been our hostess confessed that nearly everything she and her husband told us during our visit had been untrue. They had suffered hard times in Russia. People had been afraid to talk to them. Black marketeering, collaboration, anti Semitism were rife. Many people died unnecessary deaths. But since they did not dare, for the most part, to guess at the cause of their suffering, they died blessing the Party and Stalin with their last breath.’ - excerpt from Under a Cruel Star: A Life in Prague 1941-1968 was published first under this title by Plunkett Lake Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1986. The memoir was written by Heda Margolius Kovály and translated with Franci and Helen Epstein. It is now available in a Holmes & Meier, New York 1997 edition (ISBN 0-8419-1377-3. ‘

How can you be so ignorant? Tens of millions died. He was a joke of a leader. You can not fathom the pain caused... Shame on you!

@@rxd2410unfortunately, almost every political leader including the U.S all have blood on their hands. When you want to make massive changes, there will be people who resist change. If Stalin wanted to modernize the ussr, the people who would be resisting change have to be removed. He was a terrible man who killed millions of people (he went beyond just arresting those who didn't want to modernize I know). But Stalin turned a back wards country that was behind the west in almost every category to a world superpower. Entire groups of people were wiped out but the people that replaced them lived a Better quality of life. It sucks for the people who lived thru his reign, but Russia would still be light years behind the west if it wasn't for Stalin. You can't modernize a country in as short of a time without massive amounts of people being arrested or dying. Stalin cared about the nation over the individual

Biggest mass murderer ever.. right 🥴

Delusional. Brain dead.

Well.. dictatorship and democracy are direct antonyms. Sorry, I like words.

@@SLICE_Full_Doc i had a sneaking suspicion this was the case

Lenin: the Communist Party is the dictatorship of selected members of the working class. Democratic socialism with fake elections. But people like to be fooled by mere words.

He's been in power since the early 2000s. I think he would have done it by now, but ok.

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No he doesn’t

​@@JerseyboondocksHe's in the process of doing it right now.

​@@antoniobabb1938He doesn't care about gulags, but he wants his empire back.

Sorry if you've had any concerned about us cheating you as a viewer. Gulag is actually Russian for "Chief Administration of Corrective Labour Camps", there's a slight difference I will choose to believe you comprehend