Podcasts that mention 📚 The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

i read a good chunk of the gulag archipelago when i was a teenager um because my my grandfather had it in his house because he was one of these americans who was obsessed with the soviet union and the soviet threat and and wanted people to to be aware of some of what what had happened

Neal Stephenson mentions reading 'The Gulag Archipelago' by Solzhenitsyn as a teenager.

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They've been all in um in the archipelago there's an example of this uh where solzhenitsyn talks about

The speaker mentions this book by Solzhenitsyn as an example of tyrants playing word games.

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the Gulag arch e pala go How do you say that I'm a political science major... in two different classes we've learned about the Gulag... Please read the Wikipedia article on the podcast or even a whole book sometime... I'll check out the Gulag Archipelago

A listener email mentions learning about the Gulag in school and suggests Bill read about it, specifically mentioning 'The Gulag Archipelago'. Bill looks up 'Gulag' and says he will check out the book.

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It was like in a lot of like kind of gulag archipelago style it it's it's about labor, right?

One of the guests uses the phrase 'gulag archipelago style' to describe labor camps in the Soviet Union, referencing the famous book.

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I mean when he talks about whatever he's talking about word you know he's talking about Gulag Archipelago or anything he's talking about it from a place of profound understanding

The speaker mentions Jordan Peterson discussing 'The Gulag Archipelago'.

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Sometimes a lot of times I will try to read in Russian just the key the Gulag Archipelago yeah one of my favorites

The guest mentions trying to read 'The Gulag Archipelago' in Russian and calls it one of his favorites.

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one of the things i wrote the um forward for the new version of of solzhenitsyn's gulag archipelago the abridged version it came out november 1st

Jordan Peterson mentions writing the forward for a new abridged version of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's 'The Gulag Archipelago'.

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until solzhenitsyn published the gulag archipelago in which case they were still marxists they just went underground

Jordan Peterson mentions Solzhenitsyn's book The Gulag Archipelago as a reason why French intellectuals went underground with their Marxism.

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like we had little like Gulag Archipelago like table settings

The speaker mentions having table settings related to The Gulag Archipelago at his wedding.

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and the far left extremists they're letting out the real criminals and this wasn't wasn't this in the gulag archipelago They're writing about with the criminal when the criminals caught with a weapon

A speaker references the book, asking if a concept about how criminals are treated is discussed within it.

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Gulag archipelago says it all stay safe

A commenter's message, read by the host, references 'Gulag archipelago' in the context of unchecked power leading to tyranny.

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when you see what happens years down the road to these countries no the gulag archipelago for instance you see what happens to anyone who's doing better than anyone else

The speaker references the book as an example of what happens in countries with certain ideologies (communism/socialism) to people who are doing well.

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