zeks造句

• Some zeks despair of gaining genuine understanding of what their ordeals represented.
• Most former zeks aren't looking for retribution.
• The visit wasn't all reflective _ the old zeks showed flashes of bitterness.
• Seems, the ship was used for the zeks and demobilized military transportation in 1953.
• Many former zeks, as the prisoners were known, are beginning to share Vilensky's gloomy assessment.
• That may be why the old zeks felt something of a bond with the prisoners they visited in Perm-35.
• On Christmas Eve 1981, he originated a role in the off-Broadway production of Zeks-- a play about Russian political prisoners.
• On the way out of Perm-35, the zeks stopped at the cemetery where politicals were buried along with criminals from another nearby camp.
• That doesn't mean that the zeks are happy with the current rush to claim credit for shutting down Perm-36 and other political prisons.
• The " sharashka " prisoners, or zeks, work on technical projects to assist state security agencies and generally pander to Stalin's increasing paranoia.
• The boots assigned to the zeks rarely fit ( cloth has to be added or taken out, for example ), and the thin mittens issued are easily ripped.
• After Stalin's death, the government freed millions of zeks, and it closed many of the larger labor-camp complexes _ but it did not abolish the Gulag.
• Last week he joined other old zeks in a return to the Urals region near the town of Perm, 700 miles east of Moscow, where political prisoners languished for two decades.
• When someone died, the zeks _ determined not to compromise their principles _ would observe the Orthodox tradition of marking the 40th day after a death by fasting, which only weakened them further.
• By the end of the book, several zeks, including Gleb Nerzhin, the autobiographical hero, choose to stop co-operating, even though their choice means being sent to much deadlier camps.
• Unlike inhabitants of other gulag labor camps, the sharashka zeks were adequately fed and enjoy good working conditions; however, if they found disfavor with the authorities, they could be instantly shipped to Siberia.
• The Gulag Archipelago, as one of its most famous zeks, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, famously named it, was an intricate chain of prisons, labor camps and remote areas of exile stretching across thousands of miles.
• Some of the zeks also visited Perm-35, one of the other main camps in the region _ and the place where the few remaining zeks in Perm-36 were transferred when it closed down in 1987.
• Some of the zeks also visited Perm-35, one of the other main camps in the region _ and the place where the few remaining zeks in Perm-36 were transferred when it closed down in 1987.
• Watching the priest sprinkle holy water through the barracks clearly was a surreal moment for the old zeks, who had returned to the region by train and taken a bumpy bus ride over unmarked dirt roads to the fenced cluster of run-down wooden factory buildings and barracks.