From 1921 until 1954, during the period of state-guided, forced industrialization, 3.7 million people were sentenced for alleged counter-revolutionary crimes, including 600,000 sentenced to death, 2.4 million sentenced to labor camps, and 700,000 million sentenced to expatriation.
3.7 million people were sentenced for alleged counter-revolutionary crimes. This was including 600,000 sentenced to death. This was including 2.4 million sentenced to labor camps. This was including 700,000 million sentenced to expatriation. This was from 1921 until 1954. This was during the period of state-guided, forced industrialization.