<<No 53 : 1 August 1979>> The Arrest of Alexander Berdnik. On 6 March 1979 writer Oles (Alexander) Berdnik was arrested in Kiev. On the evening of the same day and on the morning of the following day searches were conducted at the homes of many members of the national movement and the movement to … Continue reading Events in Ukraine, Aug 1979 (53.17)
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In Exile, August 1979 (53.20)
<<No 53 : 1 August 1979>> On 5 April 1979 a court met to decide whether Georgy Davydov should be reinstated in his job (CCE 52.6). Davydov was reinstated in his post and paid for his enforced absence. On the same day the police demanded that V. Isakova, G. Davydov’s wife, leave Tulun (Irkutsk Region). … Continue reading In Exile, August 1979 (53.20)
Letters and Statements, Sept 1975 (37.14)
<<No 37 : 30 September 1975>> Vyacheslav Chornovil: Declaration to the Military Procurator of the Trans-Carpathian Military District (23 July 1973). In his long declaration (19 pages) Chornovil gives details of the way in which his case was investigated in 1972-1973. The basic method used to influence him while he was under investigation was false … Continue reading Letters and Statements, Sept 1975 (37.14)
Political Prisoner status, May 1977 (45.11-2)
Prisons and Camps (45.11-1) A Statute for Political Prisoners (45.11-2) Letters and Statements; Releases (45.11-3) <<No 45 : 25 May 1977>> The movement of political prisoners demanding recognition of their special status vis-à-vis common criminals began in 1974 (CCE 33). Dozens of political prisoners began to define their behaviour with regard to camp and prison … Continue reading Political Prisoner status, May 1977 (45.11-2)
Prisons and Camps, March 1977 (45.11-1)
Prisons and Camps (45.11-1) Political Prisoner status (45.11-2) Letters and Statements; Releases (45.11-3) <<No 45 : 25 May 1977>> Vladimir Prison. An Appeal by political prisoners signed by Abankin, Antonyuk, Afanasyev, Balakhonov, Davydov, Rode and Safronov about the exchange of Bukovsky for Corvalan (see “Letters and Statements by Political Prisoners” CCE 45.11-3) has fallen into … Continue reading Prisons and Camps, March 1977 (45.11-1)
Prisons and camps, April-Nov 1977 (47.9-1)
«No 47 : 30 November 1977» * 1. Vladimir Prison & Mordovian camps (47.9-1) 2. Perm camps; Other prisons and camps (47.9-2) 3. Letters & statements (47.9-3) 4. In defence of political prisoners; Releases (47.9-3) * Vladimir Prison On 20 August 1977, on completion of a three-year prison sentence received in Perm Camp 36, Vitold … Continue reading Prisons and camps, April-Nov 1977 (47.9-1)
In Exile, Nov 1979-April 1980 (56.22)
<<No. 56 : 30 April 1980>> Vladimir SKVIRSKY (trial, CCE 53.9) was first exiled to the Soviet Far East, to Ust-Nera (Yakut ASSR). After he was there about a month, Skvirsky was transferred to Central Asia, to the Baikadam settlement in Sarysusky district (Dzhambul Region, Kazakhstan). * YAKUTIA (Soviet Far East) UST-NERA (Yakut ASSR). Lately, … Continue reading In Exile, Nov 1979-April 1980 (56.22)
In Exile, April-July 1980 (57.20)
<<No 57 : 3 August 1980>> After seven years imprisonment Zoryan POPADYUK arrived from the Perm camps to serve his five-year exile sentence in the Far Eastern Magadan Region; Popadyuk was arrested on 28 March 1973. He suffers from tuberculosis, which he contracted in Vladimir Prison. In April 1980, after three years imprisonment, Merab KOSTAVA … Continue reading In Exile, April-July 1980 (57.20)
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