Box 8
Contains 40 Results:
Russkaia Mysl. Articles on Sinyavsky, circa 1960s
The trial of Andrei Sinyavsky and Iulii Daniel took place in Moscow in February of 1966.
Newspaper articles on Soviet Dissidents, 1967-1968
Articles are from Russkaia Mysl; one is written by A. D. Sakharov and the second is by K. Pomerantsev on Bulat Okudzhava in Paris.
Russkaia Mysl. Articles on Sinyavsky's Sintaksis and other topics, 1978-1979
In 1978 Sinyavsky and his wife Mariia Rozanova began publication of Sintaksis in Paris.
Various Andrei Sinyavsky materials, 1979-1982
Besides articles from Russkaia Mysl, folder contains two letters from the artist, Igor S. Shelkovskii (1937-).
Newspaper articles on Andrei Sinyavsky, circa 1980s
Folder includes an article by Sinyavksy on Gorbachev.
Newspaper articles on Soviet dissidents, circa 1980s
Sources are varied, ranging from Vecherniaia Moskva and Literaturnaia Gazeta to Figaro and Le Monde.
Articles on A.I. Solzhenitsyn, 1988-2004
Sources vary from Izvestiia and Knizhnoe Obozrenie to Time Magazine.
Articles on Andrei Sinyavsky, circa 1989
Articles are mostly interviews of Sinyavsky and Mariia Rozanova.
Newspaper articles on Andrei Sinyavsky, circa 1990s
Folder includes a letter from Aleksandr Ginzburg to Efim Bershin of Literaturnaia Gazeta.
Newspaper articles on Russian dissidents, circa 1990s
Subjects of the articles are diverse; sources too vary from Izvestiia and Literaturnaia Gazeta to Novoe Russkoe Slovo
Newspaper and magazine articles on Russian dissidents and Solzenitsyn's return to Russia, circa 2000s
Newspaper articles on Soviet dissidents, undated
A.I. Solzhenitsyn and the Jewish question, undated
Articles appeared in the weekly newspaper Globus published in Tel Aviv.
Alexei Ginzburg work, circa 1998-2003
Aleksei Ginzburg, the younger son of Aleksandr and Arina, is an artist.
Alexei Ginzburg and Aleksandr Ginzburg Jr. Syntaxis 4, 2002
B.L. Altshuler. Two articles, circa 2002
Boris Lvovich Altshuler (1939- ) is a physicist and a human rights advocate.
Antivoennyi Vestinik, 2003
Maksim Balutenko. Zhurnalisty Rossii, 1997 December
Item provides biographical information on 110 journalists and reporters.
Vladimir Bukovskii. Moskovskii Protsess, various drafts, circa 1996
Vladimir K. Bukovskii (1942- ) is a writer, dissident, and political figure.
Vladimir Bukovskii. Moskovskii Protsess, documents and history with regard to the publication of the book, circa 1996
Book was published in Paris by Russkaia Mysl and in Moscow by MIK (Mezhdunarodnaia Intellektualnaia Kniga).
"Nakazanie za Pomoshch" (has reference to Moskovskii Protsess), circa 1996
Authors listed are: A. Okulov, A. Redlikh, and Ia. Tushnovich.
Bukovskii floppy disc (electronic records), undated
Files are in WordPerfect 5.1.
Other materials with regard to Bukovskii's Moskovskii Protsess, circa 1996
Folder includes some correspondence between Aleksandr Ginzburg and Vladimir Bukovskii, information with regard to publication costs, etc.
Materials with regard to Bukovskii's Moskovskii Protsess, circa 1997
Folder includes some Russkaia Mysl correspondence.
Vladimir Bukovskii. Miscellaneous materials, undated
Folder includes some information on expenses, receipts, etc.
Dramaturgiia Fakta: Ia Proshy Sud Opravdat, (Zolotukhin and Evgrafov), 1990 November
This article which has reference to Aleksandr Ginzburg was published in Teatr.
Drugoi Gid, 2008
Item is issue number 9/10.
Foundation for Soviet Studies. Khronika Barashevskoi Zony, 1986
This chronicle of the women's political prison camp at Barashevo was published in Silver Spring (MD).
Alain Guerra; René Guerra. Progulki po Russkoi Nitstse, 1995
Published by Albatross/Pan in Paris/Moscow, book is inscribed to Aleksandr Ginzburg by René Guerra.