Attempt to speculate on human nature_Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Humanities Travel Series.
Exile in Siberia (1849-1854).
In 1849 (aged 29), the Russian authorities indicted the Petrashevsky Circle, a group of 19th-century Russian intellectuals, including Dostoyevsky, for subverting Russia.
The Petrashevsky Circle was a group of progressive thinkers who criticized the autocratic rule of Tsar Nicholas I and advocated political and social change in Russia.
Members of the Petrashevsky group are imprisoned in St. Petersburg's Petropavlovsk Fortress.
Dostoyevsky, sentenced to death by firing squad, saves his life by commuting his sentence at the last moment.
Dostoyevsky spent four years in exile at the Katorga concentration camp in Omsk, Siberia, where he was forced to work.
In 1854 (age 34), Dostoevsky's hard labor sentence ends, but he remains in Siberia for 5 years as a soldier.
Dostoevsky is sent to the city of Semipalatinsk (now Semei) in Kazakhstan.
His life in Semipalatinsk is also harsh due to climate, isolation, and limited resources.
Dostoyevsky's time in Semipalatinsk provides deep personal experiences and insights into the human condition that he will utilize in his later literary works.
In 1859 (age 39), when his health deteriorates, Dostoevsky is released from military service.
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