Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn - The GULag Archipelago Volume 1 - An Experiment in Literary Investigation

Tretyukin, Volodya, 580

Troitsky Monastery Prison see Solovetsky Islands

Tronko, Igor, 268, 269

Trotsky (Bronshtein), Lev (Leon) D., 300/1, 370/1, 410, 434, 467, 634

Trotskyites, 284, 414, 415

arrests and persecution, 39, 52, 90, 284, 472, 476, 477

Trubetskoi, Sergei P., 132, 634

Trushin, 491

Trutnev, 154

Tsarapkin, Sergei R., 597, 600, 604-05

“Tsarist Reds,” 39

Tsarist regime: laws and judiciary, 281, 287, 301, 432-34

Okhrana, 67, 195, 639 prisons and camps, 35, 132, 189, 409, 457-58 s 466, 467, 495/1, 499-500

Tseitlin, Yefim, 413/1

Tsvetayeva, Marina I., 188, 635

Tsvetkov, 322, 324

Tsvilko, Adolf, 146 Tubelsky, Leonid D. see Tur Brothers

Tukhachevsky, Mikhail N., 33/t, 634

Tur Brothers (Pyotr L. Ryzhei and Leonid D. Tubelsky), 22, 635

Tvardovsky, 479 Tynyanov, Yuri N., 613, 635

Ukrainians: arrests, 62, 77, 91, 99-100

“Banderovtsy,” 86, 91, 519, 622

Union for Liberation of the Ukraine, trial, 51

World War II, with Wehrmacht units, 253/1, 262/1

Ulrikh, Vasily V., 289-90, 296, 368, 369, 635

Ulyanov, Aleksandr I., 14, 41, 134, 635

Union for Liberation of the Ukraine: trial, 51

“Union of Rebirth,” 357, 401

United States, 86, 90, 91, 101/t,

World War II: repatriation of Soviets, 82/i, 85, 249, 259-60; Yalta Conference, 185, 259

Univer, 421, 422, 426, 430, 431

Uritsky, Moisei S., 174, 314, 635

urki see thieves

Uspenskaya, 315-16, 320, 321-22

Uspensky, 322

Ust-Vym: camp, 243, 540, 584

Utyosov, Leonid 0.,.534, 635

VAD (Praise of American Democracy), 91

Valentin, 274, 279, 280, 546-47, 548

Valentinov (Volsky), Nikolai V., 466, 635

Vaneyev, 133

Varentsov, Ivan N., 43

VAS (Dissemination of Anti-Soviet Sentiments), 284

Vasilyev, 150/z Vasilyev-Yuzhin, Mikhail I., 282, 373/z, 635 VAT (Praise of American Technology), 91 Vavilov, Nikolai I., 50, 445-46, 635

disciples arrested, 90

VChK see Cheka

Velichko, A. F., 44, 375

Veniamin, Metropolitan, 36, 345, 346, 349-50, 367

Petrograd church trial, 36, 350-52, 458/1

Vereshchagin, Vasily V., 211/z, 635

Verkhne-Uralsk: prison, 271/z, 465, 466, 475, 479

Verkhtrib see Supreme Tribunal vertukhai, 203

Vikzhel (All-Russian Executive Committee of Railroad Workers Union), 28, 641

Vinogradsky, N. N., 330

Vitkovsky, Dmitri P., xi, xii, 98, 242/z

Vladimir: prison, 125/1, 475, 479-83 passim

Vladimirescu, 608-10

Vlasov, Andrei A., 251-53, 251 n, 258, 635; see also Vlasov men

Vlasov, Vasily G., 14, 152, 421-31 passim, 449-55 passim, 557

Vlasova, Zoya, 43 In Vlasov men, 85, 223, 243, 246, 251,

25 3 n, 255-63 passim; see also

Vlasov, Andrei A. Vogt, 599-600

Voikov, Pyotr L., 41-42, 635

VOKhR (Militarized Guard Service), 157, 249

Volga Canal, project, 59, 285

Volkonskaya, Zinaida, 182

Volkopyalov, 149/i, 154

Vologda: prison, 513, 534, 542, 569

Voloshin, Maksimilian A., 34, 635

Vorkuta: camp and projects, 82/i-83/i, 577, 578

Vorobyev, I. Y., 155

Vorobyev, N. M., 10 Voroshilov, Kliment Y., 124/z, 454,

636 Voskoboinikov, K. P., 254n, 257/z

Vostrikov, Andrei I., 5-6

VSNKh see Supreme Council of the Economy

VTsIK see All-Russian Central

Executive Committee Vul, 282

Vyazemskaya, Princess, 40

Vysheslavtsev, Boris P., 372, 636

Vyshinsky, Andrei Y., xii, 34, 62, 100-01, 139, 271/z, 282-83, 288/1-289/z, 358, 373, 376, 377, 378, 384, 418, 459/z, 553, 636

Vyushkov, 163-64

Warsaw: World War II, 257 n

Waschkau, Günther, 291/z

White Russians see Civil War, émigrés

White Sea Canal, project, xii, 42, 157

Workers’ and Peasants’ Inspection see RKI

Working Peasants Party (TKP), 386, 387 trial, 49-50, 57, 331, 400

World War I, 31, 219/z, 242, 253/z, 272, 343, 356-57

World War II, 63, 77, 81, 240, 252/1-253/z, 259/1-260/z

anti-Soviet fighting forces with Wehrmacht, 253/z-254/z, 254-55, 257n, 258, 260, 262/r, émigrés, 254/z, 257/z; Estonians, Lithuanians, and Ukrainians, 253/*, 262/z; “Hiwi,” 246, 638; Krasnov and Krasnov Cossacks, 85, 246, 254/z, 259, 262/z, 263, 627; Moslems, 87, 257/i, 262/z; prisoners of war as spies, 220, 221-22, 246-47, 247-48, 260, 261; Rodionovites, 254/z, 257/z; “Russian Liberation Army” (ROA), 251, 253, 257; Tatars, 84, 253n, 638; Vlasov and Vlasov men, 85, 223, 243, 246, 251-53, 255-63 passim, 635 arrests, 24-25, 60, 61, 78-86, 238, 270-71, 441, 507, 566, 579, 602; émigrés, 63, 84-85, 238, 262-66 passim, 566, 602; military, 79, 80, 81, 110, 238; military—prisoners of war, 25, 81, 82-83, 142, 164, 221/z, 237-51 passim, 255-56, 259-60, 260-61, 602

criminals released for service, 81

deserters, 250-51

ending of, 235-36, 270-71

internees in Sweden, 83

repatriation of Soviets by Allies, 82/i, 85, 249, 259-60; Resistance and partisans, 82, 244-45, 257/1, 261, 263; war criminals, 84, 175, 176-77

Yalta Conference, 185, 259 see also prisoners of war (World War II); individual countries

Wrangel, Pyotr N., 137, 436, 636

Yagoda, Genrikh G., 34, 96, 157, 173, 314, 374, 375, 410-11, 415, 438, 465, 636

Yakubovich, 402/1

Yakubovich, Mikhail P., 49, 370, 400, 401-07, 418

Yakubovich, Pyotr F., 636

In the World of Outcasts, 495/1, 499, 500/1, 561/2, 577

Yakulov, 312, 316

Yakuts, 51

Yalta Conference, 185, 259

Yaroshenko, Nikolai A., 491, 636

Yaroslavl: prison, 469, 473, 477, 478, 480

Yasevich, Konstantin K., 267-68, 602

Yefimov, 362

Yefremov, Sergei A., 51

Yegorov, 350

Yegorov, P. V., 310-11

Yenukidze, Avel S., 412, 636

Yermilov, Vladimir V., 525, 636

Yesenin, Sergei A., 604, 636

Yezepov, I. I., 134, 135, 142, 144

Yezhov, Nikolai I., 76, 157, 427/2, 438, 479, 636

Yudenich, Nadezhda, 74

Yudenich, Nikolai N., 213, 332, 636

Yugoslavia: World War II, 85, 219

Yurovsky, L. N., 50

Yuzhakov, 74

Zabolovsky, 71

Zalygin, Sergei P., 56/i, 636

Zamyatin, Yevgeny I., 46, 215, 636

Zaozerov, 425

Zaozersky, A. N., 347

Zapadny, 469

Zasulich, Vera I., 281, 287, 636

Zavalishin, Dmitri I., 132, 636

zeks see prisoners

Zeldovich, Vladimir B., 483

Zelensky, 132

Zenyuk, 338

Zhdanov, Andrei A., 157, 441, 447, 636

Zhebrak, Anton R., 599, 636

Zheleznov, Foma F., 137

Zhelyabov, Andrei I., 287, 636

Zhilenkov, G. N., 253/1

Zhukov, Georgi K., 252/j, 636

Zinoviev (Apfelbaum), Grigory Y.,

299, 300/1, 397, 410, 411, 412, 413, 636

Zverev, G. A., 258/z

The Nobel Lecture on Literature

August 1914

A Lenten Letter to Pimen, Patriarch of All Russia

Stories and Prose Poems

The Love Girl and the Innocent

The Cancer Ward

The First Circle

For the Good of the Cause

We never Make Mistakes

One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich

1. The regulation, purposeless in itself, derives, N.M. recalls, from that strange time when the citizenry not only was supposed to but actually dared to verify the actions of the police.

2. When in 1937 they wiped out Dr. Kazakov’s institute, the “commission” broke up the jars containing the lysates developed by him, even though patients who had been cured and others still being treated rushed around them, begging them to preserve the miraculous medicines. (According to the official version, the lysates were supposed to be poisons; in that case, why should they not have been kept as material evidence?)