A photograph of the Administration of the SegezhStroi from the “Inspection Album for Photographic Records of SegezhStroi No.1”, made on 1 April 1936 in the Segezha Settlement, in the Medvezh’egorsk Region of the Karelia Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. Photographic records of the construction of...

Group photograph of the directors of the Administration of the Bogoslovskii Corrective Labour Camp, taken on 08.08.1942 in the settlement of Turinskie Rudniki (the Turinsk Mines) in the Serov Region of Sverdlovsk oblast’. Second on the left in the front row is Mikhail Ivanovich Den’gin (1904-1949)....

A group photograph of shock-workers in the White Sea-Baltic Combine (BelBaltLag - White Sea-Baltic Camp). After 1935. Taken during the Seventh Camp Rally for Shock-workers in the White Sea-Baltic Combine, which took place in Medvezh’ia Gora Settlement, Karelian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic....

A group photograph of employees (administrative staff) of the 3rd section of Camp Section No.4 of the SevKuzBassLag taken in July, 1948. The Camp Section was located in Anzhero-Sudzhensk. The photograph is kept in the Anzhero-Sudzhensk Municipal Local History Museum.

A group photograph of the personnel in the Anzhero-Sudzhensk Special Purpose Detachment, taken in 1922. It is kept in the Anzhero-Sudzhensk Municipal Local History Museum.

Portrait of Mikhail Ivanovich Den’gin (1904-1949), an employee in the administration of the NKVD BelBaltLag (the White Sea-Baltic Camp), with an unknown person (on the right), taken in October or November, 1936. The photograph is kept in the family collection of V.M. Den’gin, and there is a digital...

A portrait of M.I. Den’gin, Head of the General Administrative Section of Segezhstroi in the Government of the NKVD Belbaltkombinat (The White Sea-Baltic industrial complex). It was taken in 1937 in the Segezha Settlement in the Medvezh’egorsk Region of the Karelian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic....

A portrait of Mikhail Ivanovich Den’gin (1904-1949), Head of the Special Section of the NKVD BelBaltLag (The White Sea – Baltic Camp) taken in 1932 in his office. The photo is kept in the family collection of V.M. Den’gin, and there is a digital copy in the “Segezha Municipal Museum Centre”.

A portrait of Captain M.I. Den’gin, employee of the Special Section of the Leningrad Front, taken in 1945. The photo is in the family collection of V.M. Den’gin, and a digital copy is in the “Museum Centre of the town of Segezha.

Portrait of Junior Political Instructor S.A. Gur’ev taken in 1944. After demobilisation he was an employee of the special section of the Northern Kuzbass Camp (from 1945). The photograph is kept in the Anzhero-Sudzhensk Municipal Local History Museum.

A portrait of Tat’iana Kuzminichna Ruzaeva (married name Rogash), who, from the second half of 1941, was employed as a guard in Camp Section No.4 of the Mariinsk Section of the Northern Kuzbass Corrective Labour Camp. The photograph is kept in the Izhmorskii Region Local History Museum.

A portrait of Vasilii Kuz’mich Nuzhdov, former Deputy Head of Communications of the Iurga Section of SibLag in the village of Prirech’e, taken in 1996 outside his house in the village of Prirech’e (Iurga Region of Kemerovo oblast’). The picture was taken by N.A. Kibiakov. It is kept in the Iurga Municipal...

A photograph of a warehouse in one of the divisions of the SibLag (1930s-1940s). It is kept in the Anzhero-Sudzhensk Municipal Local History Museum.

The “Severnyi gorniak” [“Northern Miner”] newspaper was the organ of the Department for Culture and Education of the NKVD UkhtPechLag (Ukhta-Pechora Camp). It started to appear on 10.09.1931. It bears the stamp “Ne podlezhit rasprostraneniiu za predelami lageria” [“Not for Distribution outside the Camp”]....

“Rehabilitated”. A self-portrait of N.I. Getman, 1978. Canvas, Oil. A genuine certificate of rehabilitation is fixed to the canvas. Nikolai Ivanovich Getman (1917-2004) was an artist. He was the author of a series of paintings called “The GULAG through the eyes of an artist” (1953-2004). In the period...