Russian Gulag System - 1917-1933 - Part 1

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We are talking about some brutal times that defines the word inhumane. It is difficult to imagine that humans can treat other humans this way. This is part 1 of 3 and covers the years 1917 to 1933.

The Russian Gulag System was an extremely punitive Soviet concentration camp system, remains largely unknown.

20 MILLION people went through these prison camps from 1923 to 1957. 1 out of 6 Adults. Women were used as sexual slaves for the prison guards. There were more than 500 of these camps.

The hell began when Vladimir Lenin took power in 1917 of the the Government of Soviet Russia and the Soviet Union from 1922 - 1924. It only became worse and worse after this when Stalin stepped in following Lenin's death in 1924.

The Political Opposition were sent to these camps. There were no rights.

This is why we have to wake up as this SAME group has very similar plans.

In these camps, they worked 12 hours a day and received one day off every 10 days. They were fed very little. If you didn't work up to standards, you were shot.

The winters were brutally cold and many of the prison cells were not heated.

The Russian Government hired Film Teams to show how the reported prison hell stories were "misinformation" and they created a fiction to make it appear they were very humane and "Heaven-like". It was propaganda.

There were underground dungeons were people were tortured.

The labor was incredibly difficult. Those who could no longer work or were labeled a threat to form any type of organization, were shot in the neck with one bullet. Many did not immediately die where still alive when they were thrown in a pit.

Collectivization of the Farmers Property -- they would just take the land and property of the farmers. Moving from house to house removing everything. Over 10 million Farmers were forced to leave, and the lucky ones were deported. Some were just taken to the forest in the middle of winter and left for freezing to death.

Just between 1932 and 1934 over 6 MILLION Farmers in Ukraine and Russia die.

In winter it was so cold that most of the prisons had frozen body parts. Prisoners were forced to dig by HAND in the middle of winter, temps -50. They had a quota of holes they had to dig a day. The cruelty had no bounds.

It was a Death Sentence to where 500,000 prisoners literally worked themselves to death. It was a social, political and ethnic purge. Once one group died off, another group of "healthy" people were sent in. During 1937 and 1938, 10% of the prisoners died per year.

This same group of evil ones have control of Big Pharma today and are behind the plan to enslave and depopulate the entire planet so they may gain complete control.

The history of the Gulag is long, complex and in many ways out of the ordinary.

From the Revolution of 1917 to Gorbachev, touching on the civil war, the Great Terror, World War II, the Cold War and the death of Stalin, this series describes the workings of the Gulag.

How and why did the USSR create this system of forced- labor camps in which 20 million prisoners were exploited and worked to the bone?

Through the exceptional fates of numerous protagonists, both executioners and victims, the history of the Gulag is deciphered with previously-unreleased documentary sources and the help of renowned historians and Gulag experts.

Episode 1:

The first concentration style camps were set up as of 1918, a few months after the October Revolution. The new Bolshevik regime wished to rid itself of its political adversaries and use work to re-educate the so-called social misfits. The first wide-scale experiment was that of the Solovetsky Islands. Thousands of political prisoners and criminals, both men and women, were imprisoned there in inhumane conditions.

After the death of Lenin in 1924, Stalin came to power and launched the accelerated industrialisation of the country along with the collectivisation of agriculture, which would lead to deadly famines.

Immense building projects were launched in the most remote regions such as Kolyma in Siberia. The GPU, the Communist Party's secret police, which was in charge of cleansing society and ridding it of undesirables, sent hundreds of thousands of Russians to the camps to participate in the establishment of socialism.

SOURCE: Mirrored from -- Free Documentary - History -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fhI9YMyvOo