Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 93, No. 232, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1982 Page: 4 of 198
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One former prisoner, Machmet Kulmagambetov,
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total of six years in different parts of Siberia.
But neither he nor another Soviet exile questioned,
Julia Woaneenenskaja, could furnish proof that
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They and other ex-prisoners scheduled to testify
left the Soviet Union by 1980 and the current project
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Both Kulmagambetov and Wosnessenskaja paint-
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many hundreds more prisons in the Soviet Union.
The former prisoners said they were forced at
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that tasks ranged from felling trees to sewing for
women or lugging heavy burdens.
Wosnessenskaja, an author from Leningrad, said
women worked in sub-tero temperatures dressed
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Kulmagambetov said one camp where he worked
in Siberia had 960 prisoners in the mid-1970s. But he
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