<<No 37 : 30 September 1975>> After his first arrest in February 1964, when Petro Grigorenko [feature photo] was declared mentally not responsible and deprived of his rank as a general, he was given no pension at all [1]. It was only in December 1965 that a Military Commission allotted him a pension of 120 … Continue reading Grigorenko Pension, Sept ’75 (37.12)
<<No 38 : 31 December 1975>> TWO SECTIONS 1. SILNITSKY FAMILY In 1974 Teivel Abramovich Silnitsky and his family, residents of Krasnodar, applied for emigration visas to Israel. Silnitsky’s son Alexander was at this time a fourth-year student at Krasnodar Polytechnic Institute and was scheduled to take part in a pre-call-up military muster. He refused … Continue reading Exit Visas & Call-up Papers, 1971-5 (38.18)
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