[61 + 6], including 15 trials
*
1969 — CCE 8.7, CCE 9.3 (Kuznetsov, Yakhimovich), CCE 10.10 (Kazan SPH), CCE 11.2 (Grigorenko), CCE 11.10 (Borisov)
1970 — CCE 13.1 (Gershuni), CCE 13.2 (Novodvorskaya), CCE 14.3 (Medvedev), CCE 15.1 (Gorbanevskaya), CCE 15.2 (Joffe)
1971 — CCE 18.1, CCE 19.2 (Gershuni), CCE 21.3 (Dnepropetrovsk SPH), CCE 22.3 (International Congress)
1972 — CCE 23.4 (F & B hunger strike), CCE 24.4 (F & B hunger strike), CCE 24.7 (World Federation), CCE 26.5, CCE 27.6, CCE 28.5 (Starchik), CCE 28.9 (1971 Directives)
== (1973) CCE 30.9
1975 — CCE 35.1 (Plyushch), CCE 37.5-2
1976 — CCE 39.3, CCE 40.5 (Igrunov), CCE 40.8 (Moroz) CCE 41.7, CCE 42.1 (Starchik), CCE 42.5, CCE 43.8
1977 — CCE 44.10 (Working Commission); CCE 45.14, CCE 46.13, CCE 47.1 (Serebrov 1), CCE 47.2 (Rozhdestvov), CCE 47.3-2 (Working Commission), CCE 47.12
1978 — CCE 48.12, CCE 49.10, CCE 50.7 (A. Podrabinek 1), CCE 51.11
1979 — CCE 52.7, CCE 53.6 [2, Tsurkov & Skobov], CCE 53.21, CCE 54.15,
1980 — CCE 56.4 (Working Commission), CCE 56.23, CCE 57.3 (Working Commission), CCE 57.21; CCE 58.2 (Bakhmin), CCE 58.10 (Statkevicius), CCE 58.19 (Kuzkin), CCE 58.21 (Davydov); cce 60.19
1981 — CCE 61.2-1 (A. Podrabinek 2); cce 61.18; cce 62.19; CCE 63.1-1 (Grivnina), CCE 63.1-2 (Serebrov 2); cce 63.18
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NOTES
See also
[1] Peter Reddaway, Uncensored Russia (London, 1972; items taken from CCEs 1-11). Part Three, The Movement in Captivity: Chapter 11, “The prison mental hospitals”.
and
[2] Sidney Bloch & Peter Reddaway, Russia’s Political Hospitals: The Abuse of Psychiatry in the Soviet Union, Victor Gollancz: London, 1977
(US title: “Psychiatric Terror: How Soviet Psychiatry is Used to Suppress Dissent”, Basic Books: New York).
The second work ranges wider than the Chronicle (1970-1976), and includes more victims, e.g., Yevgeny Borisovich NIKOLAYEV, before CCE began summarising the Working Commission’s reports (1976-1980).
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