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A paperback anthology edited by Donald T. Critchlow that gathers excerpts from nine widely read Gulag memoirs and accounts. It pairs the firsthand testimony with commentary on why Western readers came to distrust coexistence with Communist states. It suits readers of Soviet and 20th-century history who want a curated entry into Gulag literature rather than a single full memoir. As a compilation it offers breadth across several authors, though readers wanting one complete narrative or deep scholarly apparatus will find it partial.
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Enemies of the State is a collection of excerpts from nine of the most widely read Gulag books. It presents personal stories from the Soviet forced labor camp system and gives a record of Communist terror.
The book also explains why Western readers developed a deep mistrust of peaceful coexistence with any Communist nation. It provides background and access to this historically important literature.
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