Solzhenitsyn's autobiographical The Gulag Archipelago told the stories of Stalin's regime,including the imprisonment of scientists doing research for the secret police and the memories of prisoners of the Stalinist camps.

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These works were evidence of the rising revolutionary power of Khrushchev's thawing process and were repressed immediately after his fall from power,forcing authors to publish in Western Europe.

Solzhenitsyn's Autobiographical the Gulag Archipelago Told the Stories of Stalin's