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Meanings of gulag in English
Russian
гулаг Spanish
campo del gulag Forced labor camp in Soviet Union, organized by the Gulag government agency.
Usage of gulag in English
1
Many of the children's parents were victims of starvation or the gulag.
2
Struggle to survive in a Martian gulag whose landscape isn't quite dead.
3
Nonetheless, liberal democracies have an obligation to call a gulag a gulag.
4
Surely the Chinese government was not running a gulag for Muslims?
5
Stalin died and within a few years the gulag faded away.
6
And of course there is Nina's own uncle, off in a gulag somewhere.
7
Otherwise, he'd been banished to a gulag nursery guarded by some icy servant.
8
It's not as if you've been packed off to a gulag.
9
I swear, Tempe, you'd think the woman was running a gulag.
10
Many of the children are orphans; their parents victims of starvation or the gulag.
11
Why would anyone choose to live in this former gulag?
12
No one looks forward to a stay at the Lubyanka or a Siberian gulag.
13
Verlaine said, "Leave it to the Russians to have an angel gulag."
14
The jail has been criticised as a modern "gulag" by Amnesty International.
15
Thousands of Rohingya have passed through this tropical gulag.
16
They ought to arrest the lot of them and send them off to the gulag.
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