<<No 45 : 25 May 1977>> FIVE ITEMS [1] On arrival in Vorkuta Yulia Okulova-Voznesenskaya (CCE 43.5, CCE 44.19; feature photo) stayed in a hotel. At a medical examination, obligatory before obtaining work, the doctors concluded that work in the North would be quite unsuitable for her, in particular due to her weak eyesight (0.07). … Continue reading In Exile, May ’77 (45.13)
Additions & Corrections, March ’77 (44.28)
<<No 44 : 16 March 1977>> CCE 38 and 43 * CCE 38 Vasily Fedorenko was earlier in prison not as a political prisoner, as written in CCE 38.12-2, but, on several occasions, for common crimes. Fedorenko * CCE 43 The newspaper Voice of Russia (July 1976), which carried the article “Madame Bonner: Sakharov’s Evil … Continue reading Additions & Corrections, March ’77 (44.28)