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Štajner continues and supplements his memoirs, *7,000 Days in Siberia*, bearing witness to the Gulag and Stalinist terror while reflecting on his own experiences of persecution, imprisonment, return, and life after the camps.
The autobiographical masterpiece brings a Yugoslav communist's harrowing testimony about almost two decades of imprisonment in Soviet gulags, exposing the brutality and horrors of Stalin's purges.
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