Websites
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Contains an autobiography, various speeches on the 1970 Nobel Prize, and general information on Solzhenitsyn and his work
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An online exhibit and database about the gulag hosted by George Mason University's Center for History and New Media.
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Online exhibit for a History of the Gulag Museum located in Russia (site is in English).
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Time magazine article on Solzhenitsyn's death in 2008.
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Extensive list of articles on Solzhenitsyn from the New York Times.
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Article on Solzhenitsyn's reputation, legacy, and his reception in America over the years.
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Online database with pictures, primary documents, articles, etc. on the Soviet Union.
Movie or TV Productions
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Historical Documents
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Full text of Khrushchev's Secret Speech on Stalin delivered before the 20th Party Congress in 1956.
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The text of a famous 1978 commencement address that Solzhenitsyn gave at Harvard University.
Video
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Documentary film on the gulag and its history from George Mason University's Center for History and New Media.
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1999 documentary made by Angus McQueen and produced by the BBC.
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Video coverage of Solzhenitsyn's death in 2008, with archival clips of Solzhenitsyn.
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Audio, with pictures, of his Harvard Address in 1978.
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Live concert footage of a song based on One Day by the British rock band Renaissance.
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Live performance of the Stewart song, which he says is partially inspired by One Day.
Audio
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Images
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Small photo archive on the BBC News website.
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Taken sometime between 1945 and 1953.
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Solzhenitsyn getting bodily searched in a gulag by a guard.
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Solzhenitsyn receiving his Prize, originally won in 1970.
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This was taken shortly after Solzhenitsyn was forcibly deported from the Soviet Union.
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Image of Solzhenitsyn working after he had moved to America.
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Image of mourners at Solzhenitsyn's funeral on August 6, 2008.
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Solzhenitsyn preparing to depart on a train tour of Russia after his return to the country in 1994.
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This canal, and the convict labor used to build it, is referenced in One Day.
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An image taken April 16, 1945, the day American forces liberated the Nazi concentration camp Buchenwald, which is where Senka Klevshin had been incarcerated in One Day.
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Photograph of Joseph Stalin, taken circa 1945.
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An image of Khrushchev taken during his time as leader of the Soviet Union.