Hesburgh Libraries

Greetings are from such friends as Vladimir Bukovsky, Iulii Kim, and others.

Autograph manuscript signed is comprised of Vyotskii's poem "Istopnik" written out in Evgeniia Ginzburg's own hand.

Aleksandr P. Podrabinek (1953- ) is a dissident and human rights activist; he was the chief editor of the newspaper, Ekspress Khronika.

Aleksandr Shmeman (1921-1983) was an Orthodox priest, teacher, and writer.

Published in Izrail glazami "russkikh": kultura i identichnost .

Folder includes Arina Ginzburg's note with information on Petrov-Agatov.

The agenda lists Aleksandr Ginzburg as giving testimony with regard to "freedom of movement and the Adventists."

Contract between Axenova and the Leningradskii Gosudarstvennyi Akademicheskii Teatr Komedii for the 1971-1972 theatre season.

Articles appeared in the weekly newspaper Globus published in Tel Aviv.

Published by Albatross/Pan in Paris/Moscow, book is inscribed to Aleksandr Ginzburg by René Guerra.

As with folders 803 to 830, some of the items can be dated, while others can not. In the same way some items are only partially filled, while others are filled to capacity.

Variety of IDs: French press cards, US and Russian identification cards, etc.

As journalists Aleksandr and Arina Ginzburg accumulated many business cards. Some of the folders can be dated, while others can not. Some folders contain computer printouts of alphabetically organized names, while other folders show only scribbled references on scraps of paper.

US travel permits, resident alien, ID, and US civil service commission form.

Aleksandr Ginzburg's first article in Russkaia Mysl.

The essay or address is in Russian.

Interview focuses upon the SALT II talks of Carter and Brezhnev and other matters.

This projected newspaper was to be a weekly that came out simultaneously in Moscow and Paris.

Pages discuss the projected newspaper's sections, finances, etc.

Article is subtitled "On the Tenth Anniversary of the Moscow Helsinki Group" and appeared in the Samizdat Bulletin.

Ginzburg's article on Sakharov appeared in Izvestiia.

Reference to engagements at Geneva College in Beaver Falls (PA), and other places.

This was an address given by Ginzburg at Northern Michigan U.

Documents issued in Tarusa where Ginzburg was exiled after his 1972 realease from prison.