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The Ukrainian Weekly 1976 C^lt^V^^^lC^V^X^M^M^K^M^M^M^) I Remember Ukraine | ^^^^^t^^x^v^t^K^t^c^c^c^? The Ukrainian Weekly Edition CBOFOAAXSVOBODA УКРАЇНСЬКИЙ ЩОДЕННИК UKRAINIAN D A I L\ VOL. LXXXIII No. 238 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1976 25 CENTS Bricks Thrown at Rudenko's Home WCFU Presidium Meets in Winnipeg Oksana Meshko Hurt UCCA, UCC Pledge Tighter Cooperation WASHINGTON, D.C.—The home of Mykola Rudenko, a Ukrainian writer and head of the Committee to Monitor Compli­ ance with the Helsinki Accords in Ukraine, was damaged by brick throwing hooligans on the day the group was formed in Kiev, learned the Washington-based counterpart of the committee. Telephone Conversation In a telephone call to Rudenko Sunday, November 21, Bohdan Yasen, secretary of the Washington committee, was told that Oksana Meshko, the mother of Oleksander Serhiyenko, who was staying at Rudenko's home just outside of Kiev, was injured in the attack. The Ukrainian writer said that police response to the November 9th vandalism was slow, and they refused to press charges against anyone. Only after a week, accord­ ing to Rudenko, did the police agree to search for the assailants. The Ukrainian Helsinki monitoring com­ mittee consists of two lawyers, Ivan Kandy- Oksana Meshko ba and Lev Lukianenko, a soldier, Gen. Petro Hryhorenko, a microbiologist, Nina Representatives of the World Congress of Free Ukrainians, the Ukrainian Congress Strokata-Karavanska, a representative of said "we are prepared to work despite the Committee of America, and the Ukrainian Canadian Committee during their recent meeting the community, O. Meshko, and two writ­ limitations." in Winnipeg. ers, Oles Berdnyk and Rudenko. He said that they will attempt to send Rudenko said that the work of the material out of Ukraine, even though, as he WINNIPEG, Man.-During a meeting of que of October 18, 1976, was voided because Washington committee "will be of great put it, "it is difficult." the presidium of the World Congress of Free of several inaccuracies. help" to the Kiev group. Rudenko confirmed that Berdnyk did Ukrainians here Saturday, November 20, To allay the financial difficulties of the Yasen and Rudenko exchanged lists of receive a letter from the United Nations top officials of the Ukrainian Congress WCFU, the presidium members mapped out committee members over the phone, and saying that they had "read and noted" his Committee of America and the Ukrainian a plan for raising necessary funds next year. pledged tight cooperation in searching out correspondence with them. Canadian Committee pledged tighter coop­ The UCCA representatives also agreed to violations in the Soviet Union. It was He did not have any new information eration in future projects. clarify what its monetary obligations will be evident from the transcript of the conversa­ about conditions in the penal camps and The representatives of the Ukrainian to this supra-national Ukrainian organiza­ tion, which was made public by the "Smolo- prisons, but did say that "the regime is American and Canadian central organiza­ tion. skyp" Ukrainian Information Service, that extremely severe." tions said that they would jointly sponsor Also discussed during the talks were: the Soviet authorities were periodically Rudenko said that the Ukrainian group events on both territories. plans to present a memorandum to the jamming the transmission. will attempt to have Ukraine seated as a However, all participants agreed that any United Nations, the WCFU's position on separate delegation at the human rights talks projects initiated by the WCFU should be cultural exchange program between the Difficult Task in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, slated for 1977. He cleared through the individual national Soviet Union and the West, aid to current said that they will state that it is unjust for a coordinating bodies. political emigres from Ukraine, appointing a Rudenko admitted that their success will large European country to be represented at The meeting also cleared some of UCCA's WCFU bureau chief in New York, and plans be limited due to government control, but he international talks by other governments. reservations regarding WCFU actions in the for the upcoming WCFU plenary session U.S., including those relating to Leonid here in February 1977. Pliushch's sojourn in the U.S. Sen. Paul Yuzyk, chairman of the WCFU After a discussion, the WCFU communi­ Ukrainian Political Prisoner Re-arrested (Continued from page 3) HELSINKI, Finland-A former Ukrain­ political prisoners for his numerous at­ ian political prisoner was re-arrested by the tempts to escape from captivity. KGB in the Zhytomyr oblast last summer He was arrested for the first time in 1960 SFUZhO Plans Lecture Tour only a year after being released from for allegedly printing and distributing anti- imprisonment, according to the "Smolo- Soviet literature. He served three years in a On U.N. "Women's Decade" skyp" Ukrainian Information Service. Mordovian concentration camp and the The UIS did not say what charges were Vladimir Prison. JERSEY CITY, N.J.—The World Feder­ meeting, and principal speaker will be Mrs. levied against Serhiy Babych, however they Babych was released on April 13, 1963, ation of Ukrainian Women's Organizations Dora Rak. Her topic will be "The Women's reported that he was under constant surveill­ but was re-arrested the following September (SFUZhO) is planning a series of lecture Decade and Our Opportunities." Also ance since he was released. 27th for allegedly printing anti-Khrushchev tours across the United States in order to in­ speaking will be Mesdames Irene Pelenska Babych, 37, became a living legend among leaflets. form Ukrainian women about the United and Irene Lonchyna. This time he was sentenced on February Nations' "Women's Decade" plans and Uk­ During U.N.'s International Women's 19, 1964, to ten years severe regime incar­ rainian participation in it. Year in 1975, the international Ukrainian ceration. The first such meeting is being held today women's organization took part in many UCCA National in Detroit's Ukrainian American Center. deliberations and congresses connected with For his prison-break attempts Babych The lecture tour is sponsored jointly by this theme, notably in the IWY Conference Fund Drive served prolonged sentences in solitary SFUZhO's Committee on Persecution in in Mexico City. confinement, both in the camps and in Ukraine and the World Congress of Free SFUZhO spokeswomen said that during (The figures are based on collections by Vladimir Prison. Ukrainians Human Rights Commission. that year, Ukrainian women disseminated UCCA Branches and contributions by While incarcerated, Babych was the The Detroit meeting is being organized by much information on women political organizations and individual donors as author and signer of many petitions in the UNWLA, Women's Association for the prisoners in Ukraine. of December 1, 1976). defense of the rights of political prisoners in Defense of Four Freedoms of Ukraine, the The spokeswomen expressed hope that the USSR. Ukrainian Gold Cross, the "Prosvita" with the U.N. action expanding to ten years, 1976 GoalS 150,000 Andrei Sakaharov wrote letters on Ba- Women's Society, the Ukrainian Orthodox Ukrainian women in the free world will have Thus far raised S 72,492 bych's behalf to Leonid Brezhnev and Sisterhood, and the Virgin Mary Sodality. a greater opportunity to speak out about the Still needed S77J08 former President Richard Nixon on June 25, Chairwoman of the Detroit committee, rights of Ukrainian women behind the Iron 1974. Mrs. Maria Kwitkowska, will open the Curtain. 2 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1976 No. 238 Political Prisoners Mykola Bondar Renounces Soviet Citizenship In USSR Threatened NEW YORK, N.Y.—Mykola Vasylevych reasons, and felt it was absolutely essential to call things by their right names and Bondar was born in 1939. At the time of his to keep me in strict isolation, it is obligated mention the real reasons for my disobeying arrest in 1971, he was working as an to recognize me officially as a political the criminal regulations, preferring to With Brainwashing instructor in the philosophy department of prisoner, and to provide me with the conceal them behind the standard formula: NEW YORK, N.Y. (Press Service)-The Uzhhorod University in western Ukraine. corresponding conditions of detention. "For refusing to go out to work and for latest "Samvydav" document that has Bondar was tried that same year by the Therefore, in January 1975,1 addressed a violating the corrective labor regulations." reached the free world gives methodical Kiev oblast Court and sentenced to seven statement to the Ministry of Internal Affairs Since I can find no other way to defend my testimony of the brutality with which the years' imprisonment for "anti-Soviet agita­ demanding that I be granted the status of human dignity, and by way of protesting the KGB is trying to break the morale and spirit tion and propaganda" (Art. 62 of the political prisoner. Unfortunately, the state state's violence and stubborn unwillingness of Ukrainian political prisoners, persecuted Ukrainian SSR Criminal Code). A confirm­ did not deem it necessary to be objective, to recognize me as a human being, as of for their convictions. The document made ed Marxist, Bondar declared at the trial: "It even for the sake of its own self - respect. Not February 24, 1976, I serve notice of my civil public, by the reveals press service of the is my love for communism, my faith in it, only that but, after having deprived me of disobedience, consisting of the following: Ukrainian Supreme Liberation Council that led me to do what I did." this right to defend my human dignity, the 1. Renunciation of correspodence (abroad), reveals detailed information His "crimes," consisted of criticizing the state proceeded, deliberately and systemati­ until the expiration of my term.
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