Siberian Prison System

Siberian Prison System Cyprus Prison System My project is devoted to explaining Siberian history as a place to send prisoners - from the era of Ivan the Terrible to this day. I will introduce the reasons for choosing Siberia as an exile, the conditions of the prison system, and the Siberian prison. Choosing Siberia as an exile is the same as other Western countries that acquired colonies abroad and the acquisition of Siberia made it an exile. Criminal and political prisoners were sent to Siberia for over three centuries and millions of people were expelled from the country.

In 1977, Israeli human rights activist Natan Sharansky was put in jail and accused of spies against Americans. During his ninth year imprisonment, he kept most of his time in solitary confinement. Since becoming a chess genius since childhood, Sharansky made a choice: When he is not communicating, he will chess as often as he is playing. Head his situation is designed to break his spirit and exceed his choice, how he participates in this time, changes his situation, and enhances his intellect and spirit . After release, Shalansky continued to discuss some controversial issues and eventually served as deputy prime minister. Returning is a little away from the normal "thinking" and "things" of life.

The prisoners finally landed in a town called Tomsk. From there, they went to the barracks in a small ridiculous room built for Poles in desolate areas through the Siberian conifer forest (forest) for two days in winter. This is part of a series of forced labor camps and settlements, the Soviet-glag regime. The description of life under Soviet rule is not extreme abnormality, it is an index of how the Communist administration regulates its own people. In November, 100 years since the revolution, communism was brought about in Russia, later in Eastern Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. The unusual Marxist regime lost its life between 65 and 100 million people, so its total number is so high that human minds can not be conceptualized.