Le Svirlag était un complexe de camps de travail, géré par le Goulag. Il tire son nom du Svir, un cours d'eau du nord-ouest de la Russie. Sous l'URSS de Staline, le Svirlag approvisionne Leningrad en bois de chauffage[1].
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