<< CCE contents 1968-1982 >>

[16 + 1 = 17], including 15 trials

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1968 — ;

1969 — CCE 10.13 [10]

1970 — CCE 12.6, CCE 15.6, CCE 17.6-1 & CCE 17.6-2 (Leningrad), CCE 17.8

1971 — CCE 18.6, CCE 19.7, CCE 20.1 (Leningrad), CCE 20.2 (Riga), CCE 20.3 (Chishinau), CCE 20.5 (Palatnik), CCE 20.11 [19-25]; CCE 21.7, CCE 22.6

1972 — CCE 23.6, CCE 24.8, CCE 25.8, CCE 27.9, CCE 28.8

== (1973) CCE 30.5 (Feldman), CCE 30.12

1974 — CCE 32.15; CCE 34.5 (Shtern)

1975 — CCE 36.4 (Tsitlyonok)

1976 — CCE 40.6 (Davidovich), CCE 40.12, CCE 43.12

1977 — CCE 44.24 (15. “Right to Leave”), CCE 45.16, CCE 46.2 (Begun), CCE 47.8-4

1978 — CCE 48.17, CCE 49.15; CCE 50.8-1, CCE 50.8-2 (Nudel), CCE 50.8-3 (Slepak), CCE 50.8-4 (Maria Slepak), CCE 50.8-5 (Begun); CCE 51.21 [7-10]

1979 — CCE 53.25-2 [14-23]; CCE 54.20-1;

1980 — CCE 57.18-1

1981 — cce 61.6 (Brailovsky), cce 61.15; cce 62.15; cce 63.15

1982 — cce 64.12; cce 65.11.

And see 15. The Right to Leave (1974-1982)

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NOTES

See also Part IV (Individual Streams), 15 The Jews (pp. 298-319) in Peter Reddaway’s Uncensored Russia (London, 1972)

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