Vladimir Central Prison in Russia, 1998
Vladimir, Russia. The Vladimir Central Prison high security penal colony was founded in 1783. Throughout the Soviet Union's history the Vladimir Central mostly served as a prison for political offenders or dissidents. Among its famous prisoners are former Soviet military commander Mikhail Frunze, Berlin commandant General Helmut Weidling, folk singer Lidia Ruslanova, Iosif Stalin's son Vasily Dzhugashvili, American spy Gary Powers, etc. Boris Kavashkin/ITAR-TASS
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