Kolyma
Deep in Russia's subarctic northeast, Kolyma draws 67 Bunkabop connections with 2370 other places across 17 topics. Nature and science lead the topic mix, followed by a substantial body of history and literature rooted in the Soviet Gulag era. The Dalstroj company ran the region as a forced-labor gold operation for over 60 years, threading connections through Siberia, Moscow, and the United States. Poet Nina Gagen-Torn spent six years in its labor camps during the Great Purge.
Nina Gagen-Torn
Connects Kolyma to: Saint Petersburg, Northwestern
Collectivization in the USSR
Connects Kolyma to: Ukraine | Vyshneve, Ukraine
First five-year plan (Soviet Union)
Connects Kolyma to: Ukraine | Kök-Janggak
Mikhail Gromov (aviator)
Connects Kolyma to: California | Moscow, Central | Kaluga, Russia
Mikhail Kravchuk
Connects Kolyma to: Ukraine | Vladimir, Russia | Kyiv, Ukraine
Georgy Sedov
Connects Kolyma to: Rostov-on-Don, Russia | Donetsk Oblast | Taganrog, Russia | Tikhaya, Perm Krai
Nikolai Getman
Connects Kolyma to: Germany | Washington | Siberia | Kharkiv, Ukraine
Khabarovsk
Connects Kolyma to: Siberia | Harbin, Heilongjiang | Jiamusi, Heilongjiang | Kavalerovo, Kavalerovsky District | Far Eastern Federal District
Dalstroy
Connects Kolyma to: Oxford, England | Azerbaijan | Siberia | Vladivostok, Russia
Mikhail Stadukhin
Connects Kolyma to: Moscow, Central | Siberia | Northern Neck | Yakutsk, Russia | Gizhiga, Magadan Oblast
Varlam Shalamov
Connects Kolyma to: London, England | Russia | Moscow, Central | Alaska | Perm, Russia
Sergey Zimov
Connects Kolyma to: France | Russia | Alaska | Siberia | Vladivostok, Russia