Another example can be found in the Gulag camps in Russia. Although Stalin claimed he was protecting the state from traitors, the only way innocent Russian citizens could be protected from the hand of the government was to join in the unjust enslavement of their fellow citizens, and even then a Russian was not guaranteed exemption from the threat of labor camps. ... She also expressed her desire for a deeper Arabic cultural heritage, a greater exposure to the "wealth of Arabic literature" that would nurture her as a writer (Ahmed 253). ...

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From his youth Stalin decided upon the kind of regime he ultimately wished to put in force within Russia. ... As a result 2.1 million Kulaks were exiled from Russia, 2.5 million were resettled and another 1.5 million fled to other regions. ... Russian production increased by 250% between 1929 and 1933. ... This affected literature, architecture, painting, music and film with the Soviet Society. ...

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