who has read gulag archipelago, thoughts?

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I first read it back in college. I found it deeply chilling and authentic. It expanded my world view on morality, the complexity of mankind, and the precariousness of human rights protections.

ooh thanks, this is the review I was looking for. I just finished a gentlemen in moscow which spoiled me with a character reflection of post revolutionary Russia and now I need to know everything.