Martin J. Bollinger has been a management consultant in the aerospace and defense industry for more than twenty-five years. A resident of Baltimore, MD, he is also the author of Stalin’s Slave Ships.
?Bolinger's admirable study shines a clear light into one of the
darker corners of the Soviet forced labour system, and it will be
of interest both to those studying the Gulag and to maritime
historians in general.?-International Journal of Maritime
History
?Management consultant and student of maritime history Bollinger
has written a valuable book on the maritime transportation system
that Stalin used to send tens of thousands of Soviet citizens to
the Kolyma prison camps. In clear and concise prose, he describes
not only how Stalin supplied the Gulag camps of northeastern
Siberia with forced labor, but also how the European and US
governments acquiesced in this slave trade and actually built or
refurbished many of the ships in Stalin's fleet....Highly
recommended. Upper-division undergraduates and above.?-Choice
"Bolinger's admirable study shines a clear light into one of the
darker corners of the Soviet forced labour system, and it will be
of interest both to those studying the Gulag and to maritime
historians in general."-International Journal of Maritime
History
"Management consultant and student of maritime history Bollinger
has written a valuable book on the maritime transportation system
that Stalin used to send tens of thousands of Soviet citizens to
the Kolyma prison camps. In clear and concise prose, he describes
not only how Stalin supplied the Gulag camps of northeastern
Siberia with forced labor, but also how the European and US
governments acquiesced in this slave trade and actually built or
refurbished many of the ships in Stalin's fleet....Highly
recommended. Upper-division undergraduates and above."-Choice
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