ABOUT (2026)
01. USING THIS WEBSITE — 1.1 : Abbreviations & Definitions; 1.2 : Guided Search.
02. CCE CONTENTS (1968-1982); 03. NAME INDEX ; 04. MAPS.
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02. CONTENTS.
In Alphabetical Order; Years of Publication (Total reports).
See “Update” (2024), for a brief analysis & explanation of this and the other six Sections.
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[1] Abuse of PSYCHIATRY : 1969-1982 (65).
[2] Arrests, Searches, Interrogations : 1972-1982 (39).
[3] The CRIMEAN TATAR movement : 1968-1980 (39).
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BALTIC STATES
[4] Events in LITHUANIA : 1972-1982 (44).
- 4.1 Events in ESTONIA : 1968-1982 (29).
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[5] Extrajudicial persecution : 1968-1982 (27).
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TRANSCAUCASUS
[6] GEORGIA : 1974-1978, 1981 (18); and see [10] the “Meskhetian movement”.
- 6.1 Events in ARMENIA : 1970-1982 (14).
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[7] Helsinki Groups : 1976-1982 (34).
[8] The JEWISH movement : 1970-1978 (17); and see [15] “The Right to Leave”.
[9] Letters & Statements [1] : 1971-1982 (42).
[10] The MESKHETIAN movement : 1969-1977 (9).
[11] NEWS in BRIEF [2] : 1968-1982 (42).
[12] Official Documents : 1974-1981 (9).
[13] Persecution of BELIEVERS [3] : 1968-1970; 1974-1982 (40).
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[14] PRISONERS : 1968-1982 (38).
- 14-1. After release: 1977-1982 (19).
- 14.2. In Exile: 1977-1982 (21).
[15] The Right to Leave : 1974-1982 (28).
[16] SAMIZDAT update [4] : 1968-1982 (56).
- 16-1. Social Issues, Veche, Poiski, Obshchina (1969-1980).
[17] TRIALS : 1968-1982 (234).
[18] UKRAINE : 1969-1982 (37).
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[19] Corrections & Additions : 1968-1982 (38).
[20] Other related documents & texts : 1968-2024 (18).
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APPENDICES
- [A] Detainees, Prisoners & Exiles : 1969-1977 (5 lists).
- [B] 44 Trials : 1970-1982 (many locations and / or multiple defendants).
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NAME INDEX
See NAME INDEX about those mentioned in the above pages.
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CCE NOS. 60-65
Issues 60-65 have not yet been digitised.
Their present condition is indicated by links in italic and lower-case letters (e.g., cce 63.18).
These lead to the issue’s contents page, not to individual posts.
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NOTES
Consult the seven parts (20 chapters), with commentary and annotation, that make up Peter Reddaway’s classic Uncensored Russia: The Human Rights Movement (1972. Jonathan Cape: London).
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- See “The 1974 Moscow Appeal” (JC), for the ongoing relevance of a statement made after Solzhenitsyn’s deportation.
↩︎ - Includes “Miscellaneous Reports” (CCE Nos. 46-65, 1977-1982)
↩︎ - “Jehovah’s Witnesses in the USSR, 1974-1986” (JC).
↩︎ - 1970 KGB report, 15 January 1971* (St 119-11) (JC translation & annotation). ↩︎
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