1960-1969
Chornovil Papers, 1969 (Chornovil, Viacheslav, Woe from Wit, 1968; CCE 7.4)
Chukovskaya, Lydia, The Deserted House, 1967 (Opustely dom, 1964)
Conquest, Robert, The Great Terror, 1968 (CCE 14.12 & CCE 19.12)
Dzyuba, Ivan, Internationalism or Russification? 1968 (written 1965; CCE 7.13)
Ginzburg, Alexander, White Book (1966). See Labedz and Hayward (1967)
Gonchar (Honchar), Oleksandr, The Cathedral, 1968 (CCE 7.11)
Labedz, L. & M. Hayward, M. (eds), On Trial: the case of Sinyavsky and Daniel, 1967 (includes most materials from Ginzburg’s White Book, 1966)
Litvinov, Pavel (ed.), The Demonstration on Pushkin Square, 1969 (CCE 6.8)
Marchenko, Anatoly, My Testimony, 1969 (1967, CCE 5.1)
Sakharov, Andrei, Thoughts on Progress, Peaceful Coexistence & Intellectual Freedom,1968 (CCE 5.1)
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, Cancer Ward, 1968 (Rakovy korpus, 1967; CCE 2.5)
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, The First Circle, 1968 (V kruge pervom, 1967)
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1970-1979
Amalrik, Andrei, Will the Soviet Union survive until 1984?, 1970 (CCE 12.10)
Browne, Michael, Ferment in Ukraine, 1971 [texts 1966-1969]
Brumberg, A. The Quest for Justice, 1970
Bukovsky, V. To Build a Castle, 1979
Galanskov, Yury (see Poet and Man, 1973)
Gorbanevskaya, Natalya, Red Square at Noon, 1972 (Polden, 1968, CCE 9.1)
Litvinov, Pavel (ed.), The Trial of the Four, 1972
Medvedev, Roy, Let History Judge, 1971 (1969 Russian original, CCE 6.8)
Poet and Man: In Memory of Yury Galanskov, As Brynes Forlag: Norway, 1973
Reddaway, Peter, Uncensored Russia: “A Chronicle of Current Events”, 1972
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, The Gulag Archipelago, 1974 (pt. 1), 1976 (pts 2 & 3). In Russian, YMCA Press: Paris, December 1973
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, The Calf and the Oak, 1975
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1980-1989
Amalrik, Andrei, Will the Soviet Union survive until 1984? (1980), 2nd edition
Grigorenko, Petro, Memoirs (1980; Ukr. translation “Spohady”, 1984)
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