STUCHKA'S ROLE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE "RED TERROR" AND THE SUBSEQUENT CREATION OF VARIOUS REPRESSIVE INSTRUMENTS
Journal Title: Journal L`Association 1901 SEPIKE - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 20
Abstract
The publication examines and analyses the evolution of the concept of forced labor, the Red Terror organized by Latvian Peter Stuchka, the capture (even peaceful) of the hostages made by the Stuchka regime and their deliveries to Russia, Stuchka's practically organized concentration camps, The Worker (Red) Guard with terrible and inhumane actions.
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Aleksandrs Rubanovskis
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