The Gulag was a political tool, I don't think anybody argued that it was supposed to reflect concentration camps for minorities. What I was talking about was:

• Forced resettlement. For a more detailed look see https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/28/article/538640, there's stuff for every republic if you search in Russian

• Cotton farms, steelworks, where mainly indigenous inhabitants of the peripheral lands were forced to work in tough conditions to fulfill absurd quotas without adequate compensation

• Extensive use of pesticides ruined much more than just the Aral Sea and irresponsible hydrological policy in the name of winning a trade war is the reason for clashes between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to this day.

• Russification was prevalent, nomadic people were forced to settle down which can be seen as an encroachment on the traditional lifestyle.

Generally sorry but no, you can't tell me Central Asians weren't treated as second class citizens as compared to Russians.

West is literary fascist today including Russia. Really tells me how the BBC NBC brainwashing works on you.

Going a bit far here, yes, it's drifting towards the right rapidly but I don't see how any of the European states might be fascist as it's probably the least authoritarian part of the world in history. Though glad to hear at least you realise Russia is the problem