Abstract
"Special displaced" people and "work colonials" in the stalinian society, Nicolas Werth. The opening of the central archives of the Gulag now make it possible to describe precisely the functioning and recruitment of a second Gulag, camps made up of a hybrid category of individuals, neither free nor really prisoners, the special displaced persons and work colonials. These banished people of a special kind symbolize the astonishing osmosis between the free universes and the concentrationary universe that characterized the stalinian society.
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