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Surviving the Gulag is Ilse Johansen's first-person memoir of five years in Soviet prison camps after World War II, written soon after her release. It follows a German woman caught between fascism and communism, describing starvation, hard labor and cold in direct, unadorned prose. An introduction by Michael Seadle frames the account. It suits readers of memoir, Cold War history and women's studies who want a witness account rather than an academic study, and it stands apart from later gulag memoirs by its nearness to the events.
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Surviving the Gulag is the first-person account of Ilse Johansen, a woman who survived five years in Russian prison camps. She was starved, traumatized, beaten and worked nearly to death.
Johansen was a German woman caught between fascism and communism at the end of the Second World War and the start of the Cold War. She wrote her candid account soon after her release. It offers insight into what a German female prisoner endured under Soviet rule.
The book is written for readers of memoir and history, and for students of feminism and war studies. It includes an introduction by Michael Seadle.
