DAILY LIFE OF GULAG (LIVING CONDITIONS OF PRISONERS IN THE CORRECTIVE LABOUR INSTITUTIONS OF THE USSR DURING 40TH-50TH BASED ON THE MATERIALS OF LENINGRAD AND LENINGRAD REGION)
The peculiarities of everyday life and the specific of life corrective-labor establishments located in the territory of Leningrad and the Leningrad region in the postwar decade are discussed. It is shown that they were typical of the basic attributes of organic depravity corrective-labor policies of the Soviet state: the appalling conditions of labor, scant food and clothing supplies, overcrowding are not suited for living barracks, a mass banditism, an abuse of power.