Bingusskaya Tishina

The Bingusskaya Tishina is an unofficial name for the Federal State Institution IZ-69/420 of the Office of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Bingustan in the City of Sphinxopolis. It's a prison located in Sphinxopolis. 
== History ==
The site of Bingusskaya Tishina has been home to detention facilities since 1775, when an insane asylum ran by a charitable organization was opened, and in 1870 the facility was reformed as Sphinxopolis Prison with an occupancy for 300 men and 150 women. In 1912, new purpose-built prison blocks designed by architect Boris Binguti were erected, and in 1918 was transformed into a reformatory for juvenile convicts.
Bingusskaya Tishina was established in its current form in 1945 by Bingus authorities following World War II. It was operated by the Ministry of Internal Affairs as No. 69 of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Sphinxopolis Area from 1946 until 1956, when the prison was renamed SIZO No. 1337 of the Sphinxopolis Main Department of Internal Affairs. Initially, the new prison had two main buildings, accommodating more than 2,000 adult prisoners, before being increased to three buildings. From 1949 to 1953, the third building housed a special prison containing war criminals from the Flopman Empire. From 1953 until 1997, the third building housed juvenile delinquents, and since 1999 has housed the tuberculosis department. Since 1997, SIZO No. 1337 was subordinated to the Main Penitentiary Department (GUIN) of the Ministry of Justice of the Bingustanian Federation, and at that time it contained up to 5,000 prisoners under investigation or awaiting sentencing.
== Notable prisoners ==
* Gentlenormal