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Sharashka

In the Soviet Union, a sharashka (Russian: шара́шка, ; sometimes sharaga, sharazhka) was a type of secret research and development laboratory operating from the 1920s to the 1950s within the Gulag labor camp system, as well as in other facilities under the supervision of the Soviet secret service. Formally various secret R&D facilities were called…

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Sharashka → Andrei Tupolev, ANT, Bartini, First Circle, His, In, Leonid Kerber, Leonid Ramzin, Lev Kopelev, Léon Theremin, Marfino, MN, Nikolay Timofeev-Ressovsky, Pe, Robert Ludvigovich Bartini, Roberto Oros, Rubin, Sergei Korolev, Solzhenitsyn, Soviet

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Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesRobert Ludvigovich Bartini0.60section
Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesRoberto Oros0.60section
Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesBartini0.60section
Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesValentin Glushko0.60section
Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesHis0.60section
Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesMN0.60section
Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesLeonid Kerber0.60section
Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesYuri Kondratyuk0.60section
Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesLev Kopelev0.60section
Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesMarfino0.60section
Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesRubin0.60section
Sharashkarelated to Notable sharashka inmatesIn0.60section

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