<<No 45 : 25 May 1977>> 11-1. (1) Vladimir Prison, (2) Mordovia, (3) Perm, (4) other camps. 11-2. (5) Political Prisoner status; 11-3. (6) Letters and Statements; (7) Releases. * FOUR SECTIONS FORTY-FIVE ITEMS. * 1. VLADIMIR PRISON (1-4). [1] An Appeal by political prisoners signed by Abankin, Antonyuk, Afanasyev, Balakhonov, Davydov, Rode and Safronov … Continue reading Prisons and Camps, March 1977 (45.11-1)
<<No 51 : 1 December 1978>> THIRTY-FOUR ITEMS: INDIVIDUALS (1-10) BAPTISTS & PENTECOSTALS. GERMANS. JEWS (11-27) THOSE WHO HAVE LEFT (28-34) *** * INDIVIDUALS (1-10) [1] VICTOR NEKIPELOV On 12 September 1977, Major Ilyukhin, the deputy head of the Vladimir City Department for Visas & Registration (OVIR), informed Victor Nekipelov of the Moscow Helsinki Group … Continue reading Right to Leave, Sept ’77-Nov ’78 (51.16)
