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300-85-9:14/33
381. AS 566. Aleksandr Petrov-Agatov, "Rossiia, kotoroi ne znaiut." || An essay about Mikhail Sado and Leonid Borodin, two members of the Leningrad Social Christian Union (Ogurtsev group) who became fellow prisoners with the author in Mordovian Labor Camp 17-a. Dated January-February 1970. [1970]
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300-85-9:14/42
382. AS 575. Viktor Fainberg. Appeal Describing the Leningrad Psychiatric Prison-Hospital, Addressed to Human Rights Organizations and Institutions of the World, July 1970. || This document sent to the west in January 1971 as part of the Bukovsky dossier, with a note that Fainberg is still confined in th [1970]
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300-85-9:14/43
383. AS 576. Text of Psychiatric Experts' Report on Vladimir Borisov, "Case No. 575," Following Examination of Him in the Skvortsov-Stepanov Hospital in Leningrad, 14 Oct. 1969. || This court-medical document sent to the West in the Bukovsky dossier (see AS 571). [1969]
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300-85-9:15/21
384. AS 609. A. D. Sakharov, Open Letter to Minister of Internal Affairs N. A. Shchelokov, Dated 30 March 1971. || About hunger strike of Fainberg and Borisov in Leningrad hospital, arrests of Mikhail Zand, enforced hospitalization of Stroeva and Titov, arrest of Bukovsky on eve of 24th CSPU Congress, an [1971]
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300-85-9:15/36
385. AS 624. Letter of 36 Moscow Jews Protesting Death Sentences in the Leningrad Trial of Alleged Plane Hijackers, Late Dec. 1970. || (Petition addressed to U. N. Human Rights Commission and the Israeli Public Committee of Solidarity with the Jews of the USSR)/ [1970]
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300-85-9:15/38
386. AS 626. Statement of 44 Jews to USSR Supreme Soviet Presidium about Arrest of 8 Leningrad Jews Warning That Judicial Repression of Jews [and] Anti-Semitic Campaigns Will not Stop the Desire of Soviet Jews to Go to Israel, July 1970. [1970]
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300-85-9:15/40
387. AS 628. Report on Arrest and 15-Day Sentences Given 39 Jews on 26 March 1971 in Moscow after They Presented Signed by 213 Pretesting Arrests of Jews in Leningrad, Kishinev and Riga to Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet. || Document includes text of Moscow Prosecutor's Office reply to I. M. Polskai [1971]
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300-85-9:27/15
388. AS 1053. Appeal of 25 Jewish Prisoners in Mordovian Camps, "To Jews of the Whole World and to All People of Good Will," Announcing a Three-Day Hunger Strike to Mark the First Anniversary of the Sentences in Leningrad Trial of Alleged Plane Hijackers, 24 Dec. 1971, 1 p. [1971]
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300-85-9:30/3
389. AS 1143. I. P. Fedorov, Leningrad Pensioner, Letter to Rudenko, 21 May 1972, 3 pp. || (NOTE: The father of IUrii Ivanovich Fedorov, who was sentenced to six years strict regime in 1969m complaining about rough treatment given him and confiscation of letters and books during a visit to make his son i [1972]
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300-85-9:39/12
390. AS 1412. 97 Soviet Jews, Appeal of Relatives and Friends of Jews Condemned at 1st and 2nd Leningrad, Kishinev and Riga Trials to R. A. Rudenko Demanding End of Persecution of Relatives in Strict and Special Regime Camps, No Place and Undated, but Late 1972 or Early 1973. [1972 - 1973]
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