Victims of Political Repressions in the USSR

Database of the victims of political terror in the USSR containing more than three million entries.

Stalin’s Execution Lists

Database of the people shot at Stalin’s personal behest

It is Right Here – the Topography of Terror

The website ‘It Is Right Here’ is a map, an address book and database of Soviet terror and oppression in Moscow.

The Necropolis of Terror and GULAG

Card file of burials and memorial sites of the victims of Soviet terror on the territory of Russia.

Sandormokh – a Memorial Cemetery

Names, memorials and memorial signs on the site of murder of 6,241 people during the years of the Great Terror in Karelia

The Levashovo Wasteland – Memorials and Memorial Signs

Names, memorials and memorial signs on the territory of the NKVD execution grounds in St. Petersburg

Krasny Bor – Memorials and Memorial Signs

Names, memorials and memorial signs on the territory of the NKVD execution grounds next to Petrozavodsk

Forced Labour Camps in the USSR

Hundreds of labour camp administrations in the USSR – their history, specifics, and dynamics of the number of inmates from 1923 to 1960 – in a single directory

Virtual Museum

The Gulag Online Internet museum recreates the image of Soviet repressions using a 3D rendering of a Gulag camp and texts about Soviet repressions and their victims.

The Database of Prisoners of the Perm Political Camps

“Highly dangerous” political prisoners served their sentences in the Perm political camps from 1972 to 1992.

Memorial Museum

A unique collection of works of art and handicrafts and memorial items associated with the history of the Soviet-era repressions and resistance to a totalitarian regime.

A Map of Terror and GULAG in the River Kama Basin

The locations of and brief information on former special settlements and camp institutions of the GULAG on the territory of the Perm Region in the 1930s–1950s.

A Catalogue of Memoirs

The website contains annotations and scanned versions of memoirs of the prisoners and workers in the Soviet camp system from the Memorial archive.

Book of Memory of the Victims of Political Repressions

This electronic book was compiled with the objective of preserving the memory of the victims of the Stalin-era terror in the Perm Region and present documentary evidence of the crimes of the totalitarian regime to society.

Electronic Archive of the Iofe Fund

An open public archive covering the history of the Soviet terror, the Gulag and resistance to the regime

Database of the Krasnoyarsk Memorial

A database of the victims of repressions whose destinies were connected with the Krasnoyarsk Region in various ways.

The Ryazan Martyrologue

A public archive covering the history of the Soviet-era Ryazan and Ryazan Oblast: documents, photographs, memoirs, biographical information, maps, and databases

Personnel Structure of the State Security Authorities

A directory prepared by Memorial in 2016 on the basis of material from Andrey Nikolaevich Zhukov, subsequently substantially expanded using various archival sources.

Memorial Museum "NKVD Remand Prison"

The museum was established in 1989 in Tomsk. It's located in the basement of the building which was containing the remand prison of the Tomsk Town Department of the OGPU-NKVD back in 1923-1944. The museum's website (https://nkvd.tomsk.ru/) was opened in 2013.

"Open List" of victims of political repressions in the USSR

The database built on the principle of "Wikipedia", with the ability to add new names and edit existing ones

J-DOC

Collection of archival documents on the USSR's state policy towards Jews