<< CCE contents 1968-1982 >> [198 + 36 = 234]

IDENTIFYING THE ACCUSED (AND CONVICTED)

Surname(s) and / or Letter(s) denoting group affected:

A = Armenia; B = Believers; CT = Crimean Tatars; E = Estonia; F = Foreigner; G = Georgia; J = Jewish trials; L = Lithuania; P = Political trials; U = Ukrainian (in Ukraine)

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1968 — CCE 1.1 (Galanskov & Ginzburg 1), CCE 1.6 (P); CCE 4.1 (P); CCE 5.2 (P)

1969 — CCE 6.1 (Belogorodskaya); CCE 7.1 (CT: Bayev); CCE 8.1 (J: Kochubievsky), CCE 8.2 (Burmistrovich); CCE 9.2 (CT), CCE 9.3 (Kuznetsov, Yakhimovich 1) ; CCE 10.1 (A.T. Marchenko 3), CCE 10.2 (B: Talantov), CCE 10.3 (Ryzhik); CCE 11.8 (Krasin), CCE 11.10 (V. Borisov), CCE 11.11 (Altunyan)

1970 — CCE 12.2 (P.G. Grigorenko), CCE 12.3 (Gabai & M. Dzhemilev 1), CCE 12.4 (P); CCE 13.1 (Gershuni), CCE 13.2 (Novodvorskaya), CCE 13.3 (P), CCE 13.4 (U: Nedobora & Ponomaryov), CCE 13.5 (U: Levin), CCE 13.8 (Yakhimovich 2); CCE 14.7 (P: Ryazan)

CCE Nos. 15-17 (Aug-Dec 1970), 13 trials

• CCE 15.1 (Gorbanevskaya), CCE 15.2 (Joffe), CCE 15.4 (P); CCE 16.2 (Pimenov & Vail), CCE 16.4 (A), CCE 16.5 (P), CCE 16.6 (B), CCE 16.10 [9] (Suslensky & Mishener) ; CCE 17.1 (Amalrik 1); CCE 17.2 (U: V. Moroz), CCE 17.6 (P), CCE 17.7 (P), CCE 17.12 [4] (Yegides)

1971 — CCE 18.9 (Kuzenkov); Jewish trials: CCE 20.1 (J: Leningrad), CCE 20.2 (J: Riga), CCE 20.3 (J: Chisinau); CCE 20.4 (Kukui), CCE 20.5 (J: Reiza Palatnik), CCE 20.6 (L: Kudirka), CCE 20.7 (Levitin-Krasnov), CCE 20.8; CCE 21.1 (Dremlyuga), CCE 21.2 (F: Mikheyev & de Perregaux)

1972 — CCE 23.1-1 (Bukovsky), CCE 23.2 (Yemelkina); CCE 25.1 (P); CCE 26.2 (P); CCE 27.1-1 (U); CCE 28.5 (Starchik), CCE 28.6 (Dandaron); CCE 28.7 (U)

== (1973) CCE 29.2 (Davydov & Petrov), CCE 29.5 (U), CCE 29.7 (Amalrik 2), CCE 29.9 (L); CCE 30.2 (Yakir & Krasin), CCE 30.3 (Shikhanovich), CCE 30.4 (Bolonkin 1 & Balakirev), CCE 30.5 (U, Feldman), CCE 30.6 (U)

1974 — CCE 31.1 (Akimov), CCE 31.2 (CT: R. Dzhemilev 1); CCE 32.2 (Khaustov), CCE 32.3 (Superfin), CCE 32.4 (Nekipelov 1), CCE 32.5 (Pirogov); CCE 33.10 (U), CCE 32.11 (G: Valentina Pailodze 1)

• CCE No. 34 (Dec 1974): CCE 34.2 (Heifetz), CCE 34.3 (Ladyzhensky & Korovin), CCE 34.4 (A); CCE 34.5 (Shtern); CCE 34.6 (L), CCE 34.12 (B), CCE 34.22 (Odabashev & Niyazov)

1975 — CCE 35.2 (A.T. Marchenko 5), CCE 35.3 (G. Vins), CCE 35.4 (Maramzin), CCE 35.13 (Gabai 1[a]); CCE 36.4 (J: Nashpits & Tsitlyonok), CCE 36.8 (B); CCE 37.2 (Osipov); CCE 37.3 (P); CCE 37.6 (CT), CCE 37.7 (L); CCE 37.8 (B); CCE 37.18 (Vernik); CCE 38.3 (S.A. Kovalyov), CCE 38.4 (E), CCE 38.5 (U: Tymchuk), CCE 38.7 (Grigoryants); CCE 38.16 [5] (G: Dzhvarsheishvili), CCE 38.19 [33] (Sokolov) & [34] (Arkhangelsky), CCE 38.21 (U: Serhiyenko)

1976 — CCE 40.2 (Tverdokhlebov), CCE 40.3 (CT: M. Dzhemilev 2), CCE 40.5 (Igrunov), CCE 40.6 (Maresin); CCE 40.15 [14] (Zverev); CCE 41.9 (CT); CCE 42.7 (CT); CCE 43.4 (Bashkirov); CCE 43.5 (Vosnesenskaya-Okulova)

1977 — CCE 44.22 (L); CCE 44.23 (CT);

CCE 45.1 (F: Pype), CCE 45.2 (Volkov & Rybakov), CCE 45.3 (U: P. Ruban);

CCE 46.1 (Landa), CCE 46.2 (J: Begun 1), CCE 46.3 (U: Barladeanu 1), CCE 46.4 (U: Rudenko & Tykhy)

• CCE No. 47 (Nov 1977): CCE 47.1 (F. Serebrov 1), CCE 47.2 (Rozhdestvov); CCE 47.5 (L); CCE 47.6 (B); CCE 47.7 (CT); CCE 47.14 [1] (Korekhov); CCE 47.19 (Monastyrsky)

1978 — CCE 48.9 (Ivanov), CCE 48.15-1 (L)

CCE No. 49 (May 1978), seven trials

CCE 49.1 (K.P. Podrabinek 1), CCE 49.2 (G: Goldstein), CCE 49.3 (U: Marinovich & Matusevich), CCE 49.4 (U: P.G. Vins), CCE 49.5 (L: Gajauskas), CCE 49.12 (CT); CCE 49.14-2 (B)

CCE No. 50 (Nov 1978), 11 trials

• HELSINKI GROUPS: CCE 50.1 (Orlov), CCE 50.2 (G: Gamsakhurdia & Kostava), CCE 50.3 (Ginzburg 2), CCE 50.4 (Shcharansky), CCE 50.5 (L: Petkus), CCE 50.6 (U: Lukyanenko)
• CCE 50.7 (A.P. Podrabinek 1)
• JEWISH ACTIVISTS: CCE 50.8-2 (J: Ida Nudel), CCE 50.8-3 (J: Vladimir Slepak), CCE 50.8-4 (J: Maria Slepak), CCE 50.8-5 (J: Begun 2)

CCE No. 51 (Dec 1978), eight trials

• CCE 51.1 (A: Nazaryan), CCE 51.2 (G: Valentina Pailodze 2), CCE 51.3 (Buzinnikov), CCE 51.4 (Shatalov), CCE 51.5 (Konovalikhin), CCE 51.6 (B: Bedarev & Raksha), CCE 51.7 (Bolonkin 2), CCE 51.15 (B)

1979 — CCE 52.1 (A: Metro), CCE 52.3 (U: Ovsiyenko), CCE 52.11 (B)

CCE No. 53 (Aug 1979), 14 trials

• CCE 53.2 (CT: M. Dzhemilev 3)
• CCE 53.3-1 & CCE 53.3-2 (B: Adventists), CCE 53.4 (B: Skornyakov),
• CCE 53.5 (U: Zisels), CCE 53.6 (Tsurkov & Skobov), CCE 53.7 (B: Makeyeva), CCE 53.8 (Monblanov), CCE 53.9 (Skvirsky), CCE 53.10 (Kuleshov), CCE 53.11 (Volokhonsky), CCE 53.12 (Bebko), CCE 53.13 (Kukobaka), CCE 53.14 (Morozov 1), CCE 53.22-2 (CT);

CCE No. 54 (Nov 1979), seven trials

• CCE 54.12 (P); CCE 54.18 (L); CCE 54.19 (B); CCE 55.1-1 (U); CCE 55.1-2 (CT: R. Dzhemilev 2), CCE 55.1-3 (P); CCE 55.7 (B)

1980 — CCE 56.3 (P), CCE 56.11 (B), CCE 56.12 (P), CCE 56.15 (U), CCE 56.16 (A), CCE 56.19-2 (B), CCE 57.1 (B, Poresh)

CCE 57.13 (U), CCE 57.15 (E), CCE 57.20 (U: Chornovil, Lisovoi), CCE 57.22 (Chuiko, Khramtsov)

CCE No. 58 (Nov 1980), 21 trials

• CCE 58.1-1 & CCE 58.1-2 (Velikanova); CCE 58.2 (Bakhmin)
• B (ROC): CCE 58.3 (Yakunin), CCE 58.4 (Regelson), CCE 58.5 (Kapitanchuk), CCE 58.6 (Ogorodnikov 2)
• “POISKI”: CCE 58.7-2 (Sokirko), CCE 58.8-1 (Abramkin), CCE 58.9 (Grimm)
• LITHUANIA: CCE 58.10 (Statkevicius), CCE 58.11 (Terleckas & Sasnauskas)
• UKRAINE: CCE 58.12 (Barladeanu 2), CCE 58.13 (Olga Matusevich), CCE 58.14 (Stus) and CCE 58.15 (Goncharov)
• CCE 58.16 (Treskunov), CCE 58.17 (B: Goretoi), CCE 58.18 (Markosyan), CCE 58.19 (B: Kuzkin), CCE 58.20 (Dyadkin & Gorbachev), CCE 58.21 (V. Davydov [Ryzhov])

• CCE No. 60 (Dec 1980) — CCE 60.2 (Lavut), cce 60.3 & 4, CCE 60.5 (Sorokin), cce 60.12, 14 & 15

1981 — CCE 61.1 (Morozov 2), CCE 61.2-1 (A.P. Podrabinek 2); cce 61.3, 9, 11, 12 & 16, CCE 61.16-1 (K.P. Podrabinek 2)

• cce 62.3, 4 & 5; cce 62.10, 11, 12, 13, 14 & 15;
• CCE No. 63 (Dec 1981): CCE 63.1-1 (Grivnina), CCE 63.1-2 (Serebrov 2), CCE 63.2-1 (Yakovlev), CCE 63.4 (A.T. Marchenko 6); cce 63.5, 6, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17 & 19

1982 — cce 64.1, 7, 11, 12 & 13; CCE 65.1 (Pavlovsky), cce 65.1, 3, 8, 12

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This section includes not only reports on individual trials but also links to reports on Lithuania, Crimean Tatars, the Persecution of Believers etc., that refer to trials of those national, ethnic and confessional groups.

Several of those listed above were put on trial more than once, e.g., Mustafa Dzhemilev 3; others were tried and convicted (e.g., Anatoly Marchenko 6) on many occasions before 1968 and after 1982. These are both denoted by numerals after the surname.

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