<<No 51 : 1 December 1978>> In the middle of March 1978, Malva Landa returned to Moscow (CCE 48.11 and CCE 49.9, item 4 [note 1]). Her living quarters (in Krasnogorsk, near Moscow) turned out to be occupied. She settled in Petushki in Vladimir Region. Malva Landa, 1918-2019 Andrei Tverdokhlebov (CCE 48.13 and CCE 49.11) … Continue reading After Release, December 1978 (51.12)
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Miscellaneous Reports, pt 2 (51.19)
<<No 51 : 1 December 1978>> UKRAINE At the end of August, a parcel of informational material of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group disappeared from the possession of S. Belokon, a resident of Kiev who was then in Moscow (in his words it was “lost’ by him). Soon afterwards S. Belokon, a Master of Historical Science, … Continue reading Miscellaneous Reports, pt 2 (51.19)
Trials in Ukraine (and Tashkent) (55.1)
<<No 55 : 31 December 1980>> The Trial of Streltsov, November 1979 On 25 October Vasily Streltsov (CCE 53), a member of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group, was arrested in Dolina (Ivano-Frankovsk Region) for a “violation of residence regulations”. Two years ago, he renounced his Soviet citizenship and sent his passport to the Presidium of the … Continue reading Trials in Ukraine (and Tashkent) (55.1)
The Arrest of Marinovich and Matusevich, 23 April 1977 (45.7)
<<No 45 : 25 May 1977>> On 23 April 1977, members of the Ukrainian Helsinki group Miroslav Marinovich and Mykola Matusevich were arrested, and a search made in their flats. The same day searches were carried out at Matusevich’s parents’ (in their flat in Vasilkov and at their dacha in the village of Shevchenkovko); at … Continue reading The Arrest of Marinovich and Matusevich, 23 April 1977 (45.7)
The Rudenko-Tikhy Case (45.6)
<<No 45 : 25 May 1977>> In March-April members of the Ukrainian Helsinki group O. Berdnik, Olga Meshko, M. Matusevich, M. Marinovich L. Lukyanenko, I. Kandyba and P. Vins were summoned for interrogation in connection with the case of Rudenko and Tikhy (CCE 44), who are charged with “anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda”. Matusevich and Marinovich … Continue reading The Rudenko-Tikhy Case (45.6)
Search at O. Meshko’s home, 5 February 1977 (44.5)
<< No 44 : 16 March 1977 >> On 5 February a search was carried out in Kiev at the home of Oksana Yakovlevna Meshko. The search was conducted by senior investigator of the Kiev Procuracy D. Pankov, and by N. P. Diba. As O. Ya. Meshko did not open the door immediately, Pankov smashed … Continue reading Search at O. Meshko’s home, 5 February 1977 (44.5)
Arrest of Rudenko and Tikhy, 5 February 1977 (44.4)
<< No 44 : 16 March 1977 >> On 5 February Mykola Rudenko and his wife were detained on a Kiev street and taken home for a search, which was conducted by the deputy Procurator of the Donetsk Region, Yu.Ya. Noskov. On the warrant were the authorization of the Ukrainian Procuracy and the signature of … Continue reading Arrest of Rudenko and Tikhy, 5 February 1977 (44.4)
The Trial of Lukyanenko, 17-20 July 1978 (50.6)
<<No. 50 : November 1978>> From 17 to 20 July in the town of Gorodnya, the Chernigov Regional Court examined the case of Levko Lukyanenko, charged under Article 62. part 2, of the Ukrainian Criminal Code (equivalent to Article 70 of the Russian Code). * Lev Grigorevich LUKYANENKO was born in 1928 in the village … Continue reading The Trial of Lukyanenko, 17-20 July 1978 (50.6)
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