Human Rights Watch Records Record Group 7: Helsinki Watch, 1952-2003 (Bulk, 1978-1994) HR# 0002

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SUMMARY INFORMATION Creator

Human Rights Watch

Title and dates

Human Rights Watch Records. Record Group 7: Helsinki Watch, 1952-2003 (Bulk, 1978-1994)

Abstract

This collection contains the records of the United States based human rights organization, Human Rights Watch. Materials include correspondence and e-mail communications, professional and personal field notes, testimonies and interviews, advocacy, policy planning material, and briefing papers.

Size

271 linear feet [645 document boxes and one flat box]

Call number

HR# 0002

Location

Columbia University Rare Book and Manuscript Library Butler Library, 6th Floor 535 West 114th Street Human Rights Watch: Helsinki

New York, NY 10027

Language(s) of material

Albanian, Armenian, Azerbaijani, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, English, Finnish, Georgian, German, Greek, Hungarian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Persian, Polish, Romanian, Serbian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Uzbek

History of Human Rights Watch

In 1978, under the direction of founder and former chair Robert L. Bernstein, Human Rights Watch (HRW) was established as Helsinki Watch (HW). HW’s mission was to monitor the compliance of the former Soviet Union and the other communist bloc countries with the human rights provisions of the 1975 Helsinki Final Act.

As the organization has grown, it has formed other watch committees to cover other regions of the world. In 1988, all of the committees were united under one organization to form Human Rights Watch. These watch committees produce research reports on violations of international human rights norms as set out by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other internationally-accepted human rights norms. These reports are intended to draw international attention to human rights abuses and to put pressure on governments and international organizations to reform. HRW researchers conduct fact-finding missions to investigate suspect situations and generate coverage in local and international media. Issues raised by HRW include social and gender discrimination, torture, military use of children, political corruption, and abuses in criminal justice systems, and violations of humanitarian and international law.

In the ensuing years, besides issuing reports, HRW has also expanded its collaborative lobbying efforts to expose human rights abuses throughout the world. Human Rights Watch, for example, was one of six international NGOs that established the Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers in 1998. In turn, it is also the co-chair of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines, a global coalition of civil society groups that have successfully lobbied to introduce the Ottawa Convention, a treaty that prohibits the use of anti-personnel landmines. Finally, HRW is an original member of the International Freedom of Expression Exchange, a global network of non- governmental organizations that monitor censorship worldwide. Each year, in turn, Human Rights Watch awards grants to writers worldwide who are in financial need and are victims of persecution. These Hellman/Hammett grants are financed by the estate of the playwright Lillian Hellman with funds established in her name and that of her long-time companion, the novelist Dashiell Hammett. In addition to providing financial assistance, the Hellman/Hammett grants attempt to raise awareness of censorship.

Today, HRW remains the largest U.S. based human rights organization “dedicated to protecting the human rights of people around the world.” With more than 150 committed professionals, a growing number of devoted volunteers working in its five regional and almost two dozen thematic divisions and through special projects orchestrated from its New York and Washington D.C. offices, HRW tracks human rights developments in over 70 countries around the world.

Description

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Materials include correspondence and e-mail communications, professional and personal field notes, testimonies and interviews, material on research methodology, addresses and contact lists, confidential interoffice memos, legal and advocacy material, internal planning and policy material, declassified government and United Nations documents, published and unpublished human rights reports from individuals and fellow non-governmental organizations (NGOs), press clippings and news releases, as well as regional maps, posters and audiovisual material. Another category of documents consists of HRW reports and briefing papers, as well as press releases and open letters to heads of state, governments and various government agencies.

Materials related to missions contain unpublished information on sources, cases, and the state of affairs in various countries. They include professional and personal mission notes taken by country researchers during investigative field trips, testimonies by and interviews with victims of various human rights abuses, pre-mission and post-mission memos, material on research methodology, correspondence and e-mail communications, addresses and contact lists, as well as photographic records.

Regionally and thematically, these documents cover human rights events in the past quarter of a century. The material in the Helsinki Watch files is substantive in dissidents and opposition movements in the former Soviet Union and its satellites. The other Watches and thematic divisions contain extensive and detailed files on civil wars and conflicts in El Salvador, Guatemala, Argentina, Chile; on the Cambodian genocide, on the human rights record of Burma, China, North Korea, and Kashmir; on South Africa, Liberia, Nigeria, etc., the democratic transitions in various African countries, and the Rwandan genocide; on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Lebanon, Syria, Libya, Iraq; on the International Justice Program and the campaign for establishing the International Criminal Court; on the international coalition to ban land mines, ending the use of child soldiers; on women’s and children’s rights, campaigns to promote freedom of expression and academic freedom, and the prison project.

Arrangement

Record Group 7: Helsinki Watch/Europe and Central Asia (ECA), 1952-2003. Series I: Jeri Laber Files, 1971-2003. Subseries 1: Country Files, 1971-2003. Subseries 2: Photographs, 1975-1993. Series II: Holly Cartner Files, 1952-1995. Subseries 1: Country Files, 1972-1995. Subseries 2: Subject Files, 1952-1993. Series III: Cathy Fitzpatrick Files, 1968-1993. Subseries 1: Correspondence, 1982-1988. Subseries 2: Country Files, 1968, 1993. Subseries 3: Subject Files, 1980-1989. Series IV: Janet Fleischmann Files, 1974-1990. Series V: Ted Zang Files, 1978-1990. Series VI: Ivana Nizich Files, 1990-1995. Series VII: Chris Panico Files, 1979-1992. Series VIII: New York Office Files, 1975-1996. Series IX: Washington D.C. Office Files, 1978-1998. Series X: International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights Files, 1975-1996. Series XI: USSR/Independent States Files, 1983-1997.

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ACCESS AND USE Access

Some parts of the HRW Records are restricted. Access to restricted material may only be granted with the written permission of HRW.

Restrictions on Use and Copyright Information

Single photocopies may be made for research purposes.

Permission to publish, reproduce, exhibit, and create any derivative work, compilation or digitized version based on, or to use for any other purpose than research and photocopying for personal, scholarly and/or other non-commercial purposes, all or part of such materials must be obtained in writing from HRW. Requests should include a detailed description of the proposed publication.

ACQUISITION AND APPRAISAL Provenance and Acquisition

The records were originally deposited at the University of Colorado at Bolder. The material was moved to the Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Columbia University by Human Rights Watch in 2005.

PROCESSING AND OTHER INFORMATION Processing Information

This collection was processed by Christopher M. Laico, Csaba Szilágyi, Craig P. Savino, Lara J. Nettelfield, Christine Lovelace, and Stephane Hetherington. Finding aid written by Christopher M. Laico, July 2007.

Descriptive Rules Used

Finding aid content adheres to that prescribed by Describing Archives: A Content Standard.

Encoding

Finding aid written in English.

Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Human Rights Watch Records, Record Group, Box Number; Center for Human Rights Documentation and Research, Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Library.

Contents List

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Record Group 7: Helsinki Watch/Europe and Central Asia (ECA), 1952-2003. This Record Group is arranged into 11 series. The Helsinki Watch files are substantive in dissidents and opposition movements in the former Soviet Union and its satellites: the Moscow Helsinki Group, the refusenik and peace movements, Charter 77, Solidarność and others. Extensive files exist on issues related to national minorities, especially the situation of Kurds in Turkey (and neighboring Iraq) and of Turks in Bulgaria. Other topics covered are the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, psychiatric abuses against dissidents and political prisoners, the fall of the Berlin Wall and the revolutions of 1989, the disintegration of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, respectively, and the ethnic conflicts and wars in the Balkans. A good part of the documents reveal the fundamental role of HRW not only in establishing the United Nations tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, but also their cooperation in various criminal investigations through mutual exchange of information.

Series I. Jeri Laber Files, 1971-2003. This series contains files relating to Jeri Laber’s work as HRW Executive Director from 1979 through 1995. Files are arranged alphabetically and contain correspondence, mission and research files.

Series II. Holly Cartner Files, 1952-1995. Series 2 is comprised of Cartner’s files associated with her work as the HRW Europe and Central Asia Director. Files contain correspondence, mission and research files, and are arranged alphabetically.

Series III. Cathy Fitzpatrick Files, 1968-1993. During this period, Catherine A. Fitzpatrick worked for Helsinki Watch, where she headed research on the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Files contain correspondence, mission and research files, and are arranged alphabetically.

Series IV. Janet Fleischmann Files, 1974-1990. The files contain archival materials related to her work as a Helsinki Watch (HW) and Human Rights Watch (HRW) country researcher for Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Romania. The country files are arranged alphabetically by subject. The files consist of correspondence, manuscripts, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs and research reports, and are arranged alphabetically.

Series V. Ted Zang Files, 1978-1990. An HRW researcher and staff member, this series contains correspondence, mission and research files and is arranged alphabetically.

Series VI. Ivana Nizich Files, 1990-1995. An HRW Research Associate between February 1992 and December 1994, she concentrated her efforts on Croatia and the former Yugoslavia. The files consist of correspondence, manuscripts, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs and research reports, and are arranged alphabetically.

Series VII. Chris Panico Files, 1979-1992. A researcher for the Europe and Central Asia division of Human Rights Watch files his files are arranged alphabetically and consist of correspondence, manuscripts, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs and research reports.

Series VIII. New York Office Files, 1975-1996. The New York office sub-subseries represent country files created by the Helsinki Watch/Human Rights Watch New York City office between 1983 and 1996. These files contain the following countries and regions: Armenia, Azerbaijan, the Baltic States of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhistan, Kyrgzstan, Moldova, Nagorno-Karabakh, Tajikistan, Tartarstan, Ukraine and the U.S.S.R.-Russia. The files consist of correspondence, manuscripts, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs and research materials utilized in the development of reports. The country and region files are arranged alphabetically by subject.

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Series IX. Washington D.C. Office Files, 1978-1998. The files consist of correspondence, manuscripts, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs and research materials utilized in the development of reports. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject.

Series X. International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights Files, 1975-1996. The International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF) is a self-governing group of non- governmental, not-for-profit organizations that act to protect human rights throughout Europe, North America and Central Asia. The files in this series document the activities of the IHF and its committees. The files consist of correspondence, manuscripts, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs and research materials utilized in the development of reports. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject.

Series XI. USSR/Independent States Files, 1983-1997. The files consist of correspondence, manuscripts, memorandums, newspaper clippings, photographs and research materials utilized in the development of reports. These country and region files are arranged alphabetically by subject.

Subject Headings

These papers have been indexed in the Columbia University Library online catalog using the following terms. Those seeking related materials should search under these terms.

Abkhazia (Georgia)--History--Autonomy and independence movements Afghanistan--History--Soviet occupation, 1979-1989 Armenia (Republic)--History--1988- Azerbaijan--Politics and government--1991- Baltic States--Foreign relations Bulgaria--Ethnic relations Bulgaria--Politics and government Commonwealth of Independent States--Politics and government Croatia--Foreign relations--1990- Croatia--Politics and government--1990- CSCE Cultural Forum (1985: Budapest, Hungary) Czechoslovakia--Intellectual life Czechoslovakia--Politics and government Europe, Eastern--Politics and government--1989- Former Yugoslav republics--History Georgia (Republic)--Foreign relations--1991 Germany (East)--Foreign relations Germany (East)--Social Conditions Human rights advocacy--United States Human Rights Watch (Organization) Human rights workers Hungary--Intellectual life--20th century Jews--Migrations--Government policy--Soviet Union Kosovo (Serbia)—Relations--Albania Moldova--Politics and government--1991- Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict, 1988-1994 Romania--Foreign economic relations--United States South Ossetia (Georgia) Soviet Union--Ethnic relations

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Soviet Union--Intellectual life Soviet Union--Politics and government--1985-1991 Soviet Union--Politics and government--1991-1997 Turkey--Ethnic relations Yugoslavia--History--1980-1992

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Record Group 7: Helsinki Watch/Europe and Central Asia (ECA)

Series I: Jeri Laber Files Subseries I.1: Country Files Afghanistan Box 1 F. 1 General, 1988 F. 2 Abouchar, Jacques, 1984 F.3 Addresses, contacts, 1984-1987 F.4-7 Afghan Information Centre: Bulletins, 1984-1987 (4 folders) F.8 Afghan-Pakistani peace agreement, 1988 F.9 Agriculture, 1987 F.10 Afghanistan Support Committee (UK), undated F.11 Almqvist, Börje, 1983

Box 2 F.1 Amnesty International: Campaign for the abolition of torture, 1984 F.2 Background information, maps, 1984-1986 F.3 Barry, Michael--Missions--Reports, 1982-1987 F.4 Branigin, William: “Inside a Soviet War Zone”, WASHINGTON POST, 1983 Children F.5 General, 1985-1987 F.6 Deportation of Afghan children, 1985 F.7 Children’s health, 1985-1986 Correspondence F.8 General, 1984-1988 F.9 Afghan report, 1984-1985 F.10 Culture, 1986-1988 F.11 Dupree, Louis, 1982-1984 F.12 Education--Development Center for Afghan Education Report to the International Rescue Committee, 1986 F.13 Famine, Afghan Aid, 1984 F.14 Geneva Conventions, undated F.15 Geneva Talks, 1986 Helsinki Watch Report F.16 Draft 1, 1987-1988 F.17 Draft 2, 1987-1988 F.18 Final (1988), 1988-1989

Box 3 Helsinki Watch Report: TEARS, BLOOD, AND CRIES F.1 General, 1984-1985 F.2 Press coverage, 1984-1986 F.3 Response to the Report, 1984-1985 F.4 Since the Report, 1985 F.5 U.S. Congress, 1985-1986 F.6 Helsinki Watch Reports and articles: FIVE YEARS AFTER THE SOVIET INVASION, 1984 F.7 Helsinki Watch Reports and articles--Responses and reactions, 1986-1988 F.8 Human rights organizations, 1985-1988 F.9 ICRC (International Committee of the Red Cross), 1985-1987 F.10 Intellectuals, 1982-1985 F.11 Interviews, testimonies, 1983-1984

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F.12 Iranian role, 1985 F.13 Islam, 1985-1987 F.14 Kakar, Hasan, 1984-1988 F.15 Laber: Trip to Pakistan: Follow-up, 1986-1987 F.16 Laber-Rubin: “The War in the City”, NEW REPUBLIC, 1985 F.17 Trip to Paris, Stockholm, 1984-1985 F.18 Trip to Peshawar, 1984-1985 F.19 Majrooh, Sayd B. and Sayd N., 1988 Massacres F.20 General, 1984 F.21 Dara-E-Noor, 1986 F.22 RUSSIAN ATROCITIES IN AFGHANISTAN, 1986 Medical groups F.23 AFGHAN MEDICAL MUJAHIDEEN MEDICAL JOURNAL, 1986-1987 F.24 DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS: MALHURET: REPORT FROM AFGHANISTAN,1983-1984 F.25 French doctors, 1984-1988

Box 4 F.1 Mercy Fund, 1986 F.2 Najibullah, 1986 National Committee for Human Rights in Afghanistan (ANC) F.3 General, 1980-1988 F.4-5 RUSSIA’S BARBARISM IN AFGHANISTAN I., 1984-1985 (2 folders) F.6 Official Trip (preparations), 1985-1988 F.7 Official Visits--United States, 1987 F.8 Other Groups--working on Afghanistan, 1986 F.9 Peace negotiations, 1986 F.10 Permanent People’s Tribunal: Session on Afghanistan, 1981-1982 F.11 Photos--Afghanistan--DOWNTOWN MAGAZINE, 1985 F.12 Polish role, 1986 F.13 Polish fighters, 1986 F.14-17 Press clippings, 1983-1986 (4 folders)

Box 5 F.1-3 Press clippings, 1987-1989 (3 folders) F.4 Prisoners of Conscience, 1983 F.5 Psychiatry Center for Afghans, 1986-1987 F.6 Refugee and political asylum policy, 1983-1985 F.7 Refugee repatriation, 1988 Refugees F.8 General, 1985-1986 F.9 in Iran, 1984-1987 F.10 in Pakistan, 1984-1987 F.11 in the U.S., 1984 F.12 Reports--Human Rights Situation and War Crimes, 1986-1987 F.13 Resistance: Leaders and political parties, 1985-1988 Rone, Jemera F.14 Report on Afghanistan, 1988 F.15 Trip to Afghanistan, 1987

Box 6

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Rubin, Barnett F.1 Articles, correspondence, 1985-1988 F.2 Manuscript, 1987 F.3 Report outline, 1984 F.4 Testimony--Congressional Task Force on Afghanistan, 1985 F.5 Trip to Afghanistan, 1985 F.6 Soviet Central Asia, 1986-1987 F.7 Soviet defectors, 1984 F.8 Soviet press coverage, 1985-1986 F.9 Soviet press report, 1986-1987 F.10 Soviet prisoners, 1984-1985 F.11 Soviet response, 1987 F.12 Soviet samizdat, 1984 F.13 Soviet soldiers, 1985-1986 F.14 Soviet troops, 1986 F.15 Testimony form Questionnaire, undated Torture F.16 General, 1984-1986 F.17 Women victims, 1985 F.18 Toy bombs, 1986 F.19 Tribal areas, undated United Nations F.20 General, 1984-1987 ERMACORA REPORT F.21 General, 1984-1986 F.22 Follow-up, 1985-1987 F.23 Human Rights Committee, 1985-1985 United States F.24 Aid, 1985-1987

Box 7 F.1 Congressional Committee to Support Writers and Journalists, 1988 F.2 Congressional hearings--Testimonies, 1985 F.3-4 Government’s position, 1982-1986 (2 folders) F.5 Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 1984 F.6 State Department Reports, 1984-1986 F.7 Testimony before the House Subcommittee on Human Rights: Mongomery, James, 1987 F.8 USSR role, 1985-1988 F.9 Western press, 1986 F.10 Writers, 1985 Albania F.11 General, 1985-1992 F.12 Fanton, Jonathan: ALBANIA: A FIRST GLIMPSE, 1992 F.13 Helsinki Watch: News from Albania, 1991 Armenia F.14 General, 1987-1988

Bulgaria F.15-19 General, 1983-1990 (5 folders)

Box 8 F.1-3 General, 1990-1994 (5 folders)

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F.4 Abortion, 1993 F.5 Agça, Mehmet Ali --Bulgarian/Soviet complicity, 1982 F.6 Agriculture: Law, 1991 F.7 Amnesty International: Reports, 1985-1994 F.8 Bulgarian Diaspora, 1993 F.9 Bulgarian Helsinki Committee, 1992-1994 Bulgarian Turks F.10-11 General, 1984-1987 (2 folders)

Box 9 F.1-2 General, 1986-1993 (2 folders) F.3 After the June 1986 Report--before the September 1987 Report), 1986-1987 F.4 After the September 1987 Report, 1987-1988 F.5 Amnesty International, 1984-1985 F.6 Asylum seeker--interviewed in Istanbul, 1987 F.7 Balkan Turks of America Association, 1985-1988 F.8 Bulgarian Embassy press releases, 1985 F.9 Congressional hearings, 1987 F.10 Correspondence, 1978-1985 F.11 CSCE (Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe) Meeting of Experts on Human Rights, 1985 Documents F.12 Correspondence, 1971-1985

Box 10 F.1 Lists, photos, 1984-1985 F.2 Ordinances, certificates, 1981-1985 F.3 Émigré groups, 1985-1986 F.4 Ethnic Turks, 1986-1987 F.5-6 FBIS (Foreign Broadcast Information Service), 1983-1989 (2 folders) F.7 International support, 1985 F.8 Language, 1991 F.9 Letters and appeals sent to Helsinki Watch, 1986-1988 F.10 Mission notes (Internal correspondence, draft report), 1985 F.11 New York University Law School report (J. P. Sellers), 1987 F.12 Norwegian Helsinki Committee report, 1986

Box 11 Political parties F.1 General, 1992 F.2 Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS), 1991-1994 F.3 Press clippings, 1981-1987 F.4 Property, 1992 F.5 Rehabilitation, 1992 F.6 Schools, 1990-1992 F.7 Shestack, Jerome J.: HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES BY BULGARIA, 1987 F.8 Şimşir, Bılal N.: Publications, 1986 F.9 Since the June 1986 Report, 1986 United Nations F.10 Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, 1986

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F.11 Statement by the Permanent Mission of Turkey, 1985 F.12 Unions, 1986 F.13 U.S. G-overnment, 1985 F.14 Miscellaneous, 1985-1986 F.15 Bulgarians abroad, 1992 F.16 Census, 1992-1993 Children F.17 General, 1993 F.18 Adoption, 1993 F.19 Chronology, 1992 F.20 Computers, 1989-1990 F.21 Conscription, 1992 F.22 Constitution, 1991 F.23 Correspondence, 1980-1985 F.24 Crime: General, 1990-1993 F.25 Criminal procedure and law: Drafts of the Penal Code, 1990-1993 F.26 Cultural exchange, 1979-1981 F.27 Death penalty, 1991-1994

Box 12 F.1 Decommunization, 1993 Economy F.2 General, 1991-1994 F.3 Aid, 1991-1994 F.4 Foreign investment, 1991-1992 F.5 Privatization, 1991-1994 F.6 Education: Open Society Fund, 1991 F.7 Elections, 1994 F.8 Environment, 1991-1994 F.9 Film, 1993 Foreign relations F.10 General, 1992-1994 F.11 Albania, 1994 F.12 Germany, 1993-1994 F.13 Greece, 1993-1994 F.14 Macedonia, 1994 F.15 Moldova, 1992 F.16 Romania, 1993 F.17 Russia, 1993 F.18 United States, 1991-1995 F.19 Turkey, 1992-1993 F.20 Ukraine, undated F.21 Yugoslavia, 1993 F.22 Foreigners, 1993 F.23 Free speech, 1992-1994 F.24 Freedom of assembly, 1992-1993 Freedom of press F.25 General, 1991-1994 F.26 Journalists, 1991-1994 F.27 Limitations on press, 1991 F.28 Prosecution of press, 1991 F.29 Television, 1991-1994 Freedom of religion F.30 General, 1989-1994

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F.31 Catholics, 1990 F.32 Jews, 1990-1994 F.33 Freedom of travel, 1992

Box 13 F.1 Helsinki Watch--Press F.2 History F.3 Homosexuals, 1991 F.4 Human Rights Committee of Bulgaria, 1990 F.5 Human rights reports, 1993-1994 International bodies F.6 Council of Europe, 1992-1994 F.7 European Community, 1992 Judiciary F.8 General, 1992-1994 F.9 Constitutional Court, 1991-1994 F.10 Jews, 1993 Labor F.11 General, 1993 F.12 Intimidation, 1992 F.13 Strikes, 1991 F.14 Land, 1992-1993 F.15 Laws, 1992 Lustration F.16 General, 1991-1993 F.17 Memo on lustration, (Helsinki Watch criticism), 1993 F.18 Migration, 1993-1994 Military F.19 General, 1994 F.20 Conscientious objectors, 1993-1994 F.21 Defense, arms industry, 1991-1994 F.22 Defense, NATO, 1993-1994 Minorities F.23 General, 1991-1993 F.24 Greeks, 1992 F.25 Gypsies, 1993 Macedonians F.26 General, 1960-1994

Box 14 F.1 Publications, 1960-1991 F.2 Muslims, 1993 F.3 Pomaks, 1991-1993 F.4 Vietnamese, 1991 F.5 Minority rights, 1989-1991 Mission notes F.6-8 General, 1991-1994 (3 folders) F.9 Monarchy, 1991 F.10 Nationalism, 1991-1994 F.11 Orthodox Church, 1993 Past abuses F.12 General, 1991-1994 F.13 Amnesties, pardons, 1992 F.14 Court--People’s, 1991

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F.15 Communist Part Archives F.16 Confiscation of property, 1991-1992 F.17 Mass graves, 1990 F.18 Property, 1991-1992 F.19 Prosecution of past abuses, 1990-1994 F.20 Rehabilitation, 1993 F.21 Secret police files, 1990-1993 F.22 Secret police files: Section Six of Department Six, 1991

Box 15 Police F.1 General, 1991-1993 F.2 Brutality, 1995 F.3 Intelligence services, 1992 F.4 Political asylum requests, 1992 Political parties F.5 General, 1991-1993 F.6 Green Party, 1989 F.7 Socialist Party, 1990-1991 F.8 Union of Democratic Forces (SDS), -1994 F.9 Prison conditions, 1989-1992 F.10 Privacy: Wiretapping, 1993 F.11 Psychiatric abuse, 1990-1991 F.12 Religion, 1994 Reports F.13 Institute for Social and Environmental Research, 1993-1994 F.14 Fanton, Jonathan: REFLECTIONS ON BULGARIA, 1992 F.15 U.N. Human Rights Committee, 1993 F.16 Right-wing organizations, 1994 Security F.17 General, 1992-1993 F.18 Surveillance, 1991-1993 F.19 Social issues, 1993 F.20 Treaties, 1992 United States F.21 Bush report, 1990-1991 F.22 Most Favored Nation status, 1991 F.23 State Department country reports, 1989-1994 F.24 Work (labor, concentration, death) camps, 1990 F.25 Zhivkov, Todor, 1990-1994

Box 16 Czechoslovakia F.1-6 General, 1984-1992 (6 folders) F.7 Addresses and contacts, 1988-1990 F.8 Army, 1992 Charter 77 F.9 10th Anniversary (Jazz Section), 1987 F.10 Charter 77: Ten Years’ Anniversary Volume, 1986

Box 17 F.1 Charter 77 Fund, 1983 F.2 Citizenship, 1992 F.3 Correspondence, 1983-1988

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F.4 Czech constitution--Break-up, 1992 F.5 Czechoslovak-Cuban reciprocal prison visits, 1988-1989 Decommunization F.6 Lustration law, 1991-1992 F.7 Press coverage, 1991-1992 F.8 Economy, 1992 F.9 Fact-finding mission procedures, 1980-1982 F.10 Foreign relations, 1992 F.11 Foreigners, 1992 F.12 Gypsies, 1990-1993 Havel, Vaclav F.13 General, 1990-1992 F.14 Benefit--Contributors, 1989 F.15 Havel Day (at Helsinki Watch), 1990 F.16 Interview given to Adam Michnik, 1990-1991 F.17 Speech to U.S. Congress, 1990 Helsinki Watch F.18 Memo (applicability of international agreements), 1991 F.19 NEWS FROM CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1986-1988 F.20 Proposal (expand human rights monitoring), 1989

Box 18 F.1 Human rights organizations, 1992 F.2 Hungarian minority, 1992 F.3 Jan Hus Educational and Cultural Fund, 1980-1986 F.4 Klimova, Rita, 1992-1994 F.5 Nationalism--racism, 1990-1992 F.6 Past abuses, 1990-1992 F.7 Pechota, Vratislav, 1979-1980 F.8 Political parties, undated. F.9 Press, journalists, 1992 Prison conditions F.10 Monitoring--Helsinki Watch, 1988 Reports F.11 General, 1984-1985 F.12 Fanton, Jonathan: A LAST TRIP TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA: AN UPDATE ON HUNGARY, 1992 F.13 Split, 1992-1993 F.14 Symposium: "Czechoslovakia in the European Context”, 1988 Trips F.15 Gara LaMarche, 1991 F.16 Ken Roth, 1987 F.17 Trnava University, 1992 F.18 Urban, Jan: KEEPING SILENCE ABOUT SILENCE, undated F.19 Vietnamese refugees, 1990 F.20 VONS (Committee for the Defense of the Unjustly Prosecuted), 1979 F.21 Women, 1992 F.22 Estonia--Contacts, 1991 F.23 Finland--Correspondence, 1982 F.24 France--Correspondence, 1982-1984 German Democratic Republic F.25 General, 1981-1986

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Box 19 F.1-5 General, 1987-1990 (5 folders) F.6 Addresses and contacts, 1986-1989 F.7 Amnesty International, 1981-1983

Box 20 F.1 Berlin Wall, 1984-1989 F.2 Conscientious objection, 1987-1989 F.3 Correspondence, 1984-1989 F.4 Culture, 1982-1989 F.5 Documents (Petitions and open letters), 1985-1986 F.6 Economy, 1982-1989 Foreign relations F.7 Germany (West), 1983-1987 United States F.8 Bush Administration, 1988-1989 F.9 Department of State, 1986-1989 F.10 USSR, 1983-1989 Freedom of assembly F.11 Demonstrations, 1987-1989 F.12 Luxemburg--Liebknecht demo, 1988

Box 21 F.1 Karin König (Draft), 1988-1989 Freedom of association and coalition F.2 Human rights monitors, 1989 F.3 Independent and basis-church groups, 1985-1989 Freedom of expression F.4 General, 1982-1989 F.5 Censorship, 1988-1989 F.6 Local election, 1989 Freedom of movement F.7-8 Refugees (After May 1989), 1989 (2 folders) F.9 Emigration, travel, 1984-1989 F.10 Escapes, escape attempts, border incidents, 1988-1989

Box 22 F.1 Legal provisions and decrees, 1987-1989 Helsinki Watch F.2 Activities, 1988-1989 Report: THE GDR AND INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS AGREEMENTS F.3 Draft 1, undated F.4 Draft 2, undated F.5 Independent groups: Initiative Frieden und Menschrechte (Initiative for Peace and Human Rights), 1988 Independent publications: F.6 ART 27., 1987 F.8 AUFRISSE ZWEI, 1988 F.9 FUSSNOTE, 1988 F.10 GRENZFALL, 1987-1988 F.11 DIE KIRCHE, 1988 F.12 DIE MÜCKE, 1989

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F.13 STREIFLICHTER, 1988-1989 F.14 Individual cases, 1988-1989

Box 23 F.1 Inter-German relations, 1980-1989 IHF (International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights) F.2 Minnema, Hester, 1989 F.3 VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE GDR, 1986 ILHR (International League for Human Rights F.4 EAST GERMANY: NO RIGHT TO LEAVE, 1983 F.5 Report on GDR, 1980 F.6 Law and constitution, 1974-1989 F.7 Military, 1983-1989 Peace movement F.8-10 General, 1982-1988 (3 folders) F.11 GDR PEACE NEWS, 1985-1987 Political prisoners F.12 Dissent, undated

Box 24 F.1-2 Dissent, 1979-1989 (2 folders) F.3-4 Press clippings, 1979-1989 (2 folders) F.5 Prison conditions, 1986-1989 F.6 Religion and church, 1980-1989 Germany (Federal Republic of Germany) F.7 General, 1992-1993 F.8 Decommunization, 1992 F.9 Past abuses, 1990-1992

Box 25 Great Britain F.1 Human rights violations, 1988-1989 F.2 Northern Ireland, 1989-1994 F.3 Greece--Correspondence, 1983-1984 Hungary F.4-6 General, 1978-1992 (3 folders) F.7 Chronology, 1992 F.8 Decommunization, past abuses, 1991-1992 F.9 Minorities, 1992 F.10 Report: Fanton, J.:A LAST TRIP TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA: AN UPDATE ON HUNGARY”, 1992 Iran F.11 Clark, Ramsey--Trip, 1980 F.12 Correspondence, 1979-1984 Malta F.13 General, 1984 F.14 Correspondence, 1984-1986

Box 26 Poland F.1-3 General, 1980-1992 (3 folders) F.4 Abortion, 1992-1993 F.5 Chojecki, Miroslaw, 1979-1983

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F.6 Committee in Support of Solidarity: “Political Prisoners in Poland”, 1982 Correspondence F.7 General, 1980-1987 F.8 Jaruzelski, Wojciech, 1981 F.9 Kolakowski, Leszek, 1980-1984 Helsinki Watch F.10 Helsinki Committee in Poland, 1984 F.11 Report: HIDDEN VICTIMS: WOMEN IN POST- COMMUNIST POLAND, 1992 F.12 Solidarity Calendar, 1983 Reports F.13 Letowska, Ewa: THE STATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE POST-COMMUNIST ORDER: THE CASE OF POLAND, undated F.14 UN Commission on Human Rights, 1984 Solidarity F.15 Tymowski, Andrzej, SOLIDARITY UNDER SIEGE, 1992 F.16 VOICE OF SOLIDARITY, 1986 F.17 Trip to Poland, 1987 F.18 Tyminski, Stanyslaw, 1990

Box 27 Portugal F.1 General, 1988 Romania F.2-4 General, 1979-1990 (3 folders) F.5 Articles, letters of protest, 1982-1983 F.6 Bucharest (as CSCE meeting site), 1980 F.7 Correspondence, 1981-1984 F.8 Dascalu, Nicolae, 1981-1982 F.9 Embassy (of Romania), 1982-1983

Box 28 F.1 Émigrés, 1981-1982 F.2 Family reunification, 1980-1981 F.3 Gorbachev’s visit, 1986-1987 Helsinki Watch F.4 Activities, 1990-1991 F.5 J. Laber-J. Fanton: Article, 1990 J. Laber F.6 Testimonies, 1983 F.7 Trip to Romania, 1982 F.8 Reports, 1981-1991 F.9 Human rights, 1977-1984 F.10 Jackson-Vanik Amendment (Emigration--for-trade), 1983 F.11 Minorities, 1982-1985 F.12 Preda, Vasile, 1981-1982 F.13 Publication: “Roumanie: Crise et Répression”, 1983

Box 29 F.1 Romanian library project, 1989-1990 F.2 Reports on Romania and the MFN status, 1983-1984

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F.3 Soros Foundation, 1990 F.4 Violations--human rights, 1983-1984 Russia F.5 General, 1992-1994 F.6 Aid, 1993 F.7 Constitution, 1992 F.8 UN Manual on Executions, 1991 F.9 Yeltsin’s ‘State of Russia’ Address, 1991 Slovakia F.10 General, 1992-1993 F.11 Army, 1992 F.12 Constitution, 1992 F.13 Economy, 1992 F.14 Gypsies, 1992 F.15 Nationalism, 1992 Spain F.16 General, 1980-1984 F.17 J. Fellner: Trip to Spain, 1988 F.18 Hill & Knowlton--Arrest of U.S. citizens, 1988 F.19 Sweden--General, 1982-1984

Box 30 Switzerland F.1 European Helsinki Group, 1979-1984 F.2 Swiss League for the Rights of Man, 1978 Turkey F.3 Files: Master list, undated F.4-6 General, 1980-1986, 1990-1994 (3 folders) F.7 Addresses and contacts, 1984-1985 F.8 American Bar Association, 1982 F.9 Amnesty Bill, 1984 F.10 Amnesty International, 1968-1985 F.11 Armenian Assembly of America, 1982-1985

Box 31 F.1 Amnesty International reports, 1968-1979 F.2 Armenian genocide, 1982-1985 F.3 Background information, 1982-1983 CEDR F.4 Correspondence, 1984 F.5 Reports, 1983-1984 F.6 Central Asia, 1992-1993 CHRDT (Committee for Human Rights and Democracy in Turkey) F.7 General, 1982-1983 F.8 News from Turkey, 1982-1984 F.9 Constitution, 1983-1984 Correspondence F.10 General, 1982-1992 F.11 Turkish Embassy, 1983-1992 F.12 U.S. Ambassador in Turkey, 1989-1992 Council of Europe F.13 CDDRT (Committee for Defense of Democratic Rights in Turkey) General, 1980-1985

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F.14 Report, 1983 F.15 Correspondence, 1982-1984 F.16 Debate--situation in Turkey, 1984

Box 32 F.1 European Commission of Human Rights, 1984-1985 F.2 Fellermaier-Blackman report, 1984 F.3 ICFTU (International Confederation of Free Trade Unions) hearing, 1984 F.4 Reports, 1980-1983 F.5 Subcommittees on the situation in Turkey, 1982-1985 Death penalty F.6 General, 1980-1982 F.7 Sentences, 1983-1984 F.8 DISK (Confederation of Revolutionary Labor Unions) trial, 1981- 1984 F.9 Ecevit, Bülent, 1981-1983 F.10 Education, academic freedom, 1982-1985 F.11 Elections, 1983-1984 F.12 Émigrés, political refugees, 1982 F.13 Ethnic Turks in Greece, 1984-1985 F.14 European Parliament, 1985

Box 33 Helsinki Watch F.1 Current material, 1987-1988 F.2 Follow up to Turkish prison report, 1989 F.3 News from Turkey, 1988 Reports: 1986 F.4 General, background, 1986 F.5 Akarcali report, 1985-1986 F.6 Amnesty International, 1985-1986 F.7 Contacts, 1985 F.8 Correspondence, 1986 F.9 Critique, 1986 F.10 DISK (Confederation of Revolutionary Labor Unions), 1986 F.11 Economy, 1986 F.12 European Commission of Human Rights, 1985-1986 F.13 European Parliament, 1985 F.14 Follow up, 1985-1986 F.15 Freedom of speech, intellectuals, 1985 F.16 Law, 1982-1985 F.17 Notes, 1985-1986 F.18 Outline (of report), 1985

Box 34 F.1 Ozal, Turgutl interview, 1985 F.2 People seen, 1985 F.3 Political parties, parliament, 1985-1986 F.4 Political prisoners, 1985-1986 Press F.5 General, 1985 F.6 Press coverage, 1985

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F.7 Psychological abuse, 1983-1986 F.8 Statistics, 1985 F.9 Religion, undated F.10 TIKP (Turkish Worker-Peasant Party) trial, 1986 F.11 Turkish mailing list, 1986 F.12 Turkish Peace Association, 1985-1986 F.13 Turkish Writers Union, 1986 F.14 U.S. role, 1986 F.15 Universities, 1985-1986 F.16 Reports: 1987: 1987-1988 Reports: Responses F.17 General, 1983 F.18 Since July 1984 report, 1984 F.19 West European response to report on Turkey, 1983-1984

Box 35 F.1 Human rights reports, 1981-1984 F.2 Hunger strikes, 1984-1985 F.3-7 INFO-TÜRK (monthly bulletin), 1981-1991 (5 folders)

Box 36 F.1 Imset, Ismet, 1983-1985 F.2 Individual cases, 1983-1985 F.3 Intellectuals: Petition, 1984 F.4 IMF--INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AND MULTINATIONALS (A Report of The World Confederation Of Labor), 1981 Kurds F.5 General, 1977-1989 F.6 Abuse of civilian population, 1987-1990 F.7 Akgul, Nuri: Turkish material, 1988 F.8 Background, 1987-1990 F.9 Congressional Human Rights Caucus briefing, 1989 F.10 Correspondence, 1988-1989 F.11 Destruction of ethnic identity, 1986-1990

Box 37 F.1-2 Government’s response, 1986-1990 F.3-4 Guerilla attacks, terrorist activities, 1986-1990 F.5 Gunter, Michael, THE KURDISH PROBLEM IN TURKEY, 1986-1987 Helsinki Watch Jeri Laber F.6 Notes--Kurds, 1985 F.7 Trip--Montreal, 1987 F.8 TURKEY’S FORGOTTEN KURDS, undated F.9 Report, undated F.10 International conference on the Kurds, 1989-1990 F.11 Interviews with Alevis, 1987

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Box 38 Iraqi Kurds: F.1-3 General, 1988-1990 (3 folders) F.4 Chemical warfare, 1988 F.5 Disappearances, 1983 F.6 ILHR (International League for Human Rights) report, 1977- 1983 F.7 Kurdish Institute of Paris, 1988 F.8 Kurdish organizations, 1986-1987 F.9 Initiative--“Human Rights in Kurdistan”, 1989 F.10 Minority Rights Group report, 1985

Box 39 F.1 National Liberation Front of Kurdistan: GENOCIDE: AFTER THE ARMENIANS, THE KURDS, 1987 F.2 Numbers killed, 1986-1990 F.3 Parliamentary debate, 1988 F.4 Pre-1987 material, 1986 F.5-6 Saeedpour, Vera (The Kurdish Program Cultural Survival), 1979-1989 (2 folders) F.7 Socialist Party of Turkish Kurdistan (PSKT), 1980-1988 F.8 Village guards, 1986-1988 Laber, Jeri F.9 Speech: “Human Rights in Turkey since 1980”, undated F.10 Testimony--House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee, 1984 F.11 Trip to Turkey--Mission notes, 1985 F.12 TURKEY IN TRANSITION, undated Martial law F.13 General, 1984 F.14 Petition to the Istanbul martial law command, 1984 F.15 Middle East Research and Information Project (MERIP)--reports, 1984

Box 40 F.1 Miller-Pinter trip, 1984-1985 F.2-3 Newspaper clippings, 1978-1985 (2 folders) F.4 Turgut Ozal--visit--United States., 1985 F.5 Parliament, 1984 F.6 Peace Association, 1982-1987 F.7-8 Petitions, 1984-1985 (2 folders) F.9 Taygun, Ali--Campaign to free, 1983-1984

Box 41 F.1 Taygun, Ali--Campaign to free, 1984-1986 F.2 Torture, 1988-1992 F.3 TURKISH BRIEFING (news digest), 1987-1991 F.4-5 Turkish press reports, 1986 (2 folders) United States Abrams, Elliott F.6 Abrams-Laber--private exchanges, 1984-1985 F.7 Abrams-Laber--public exchanges, 1984 F.8 Controversy, 1985 F.9 Correspondence, 1984-1985 F.10 Remarks in Ankara, 1984

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Congress F.11 Congressional letters, 1983-1985 F.12 Hearings, 1983 F.13 Subcommittee on Foreign Affairs, 1983-1984 F.14 Testimony--House Subcommittee, 1989 F.15 Embassy, 1985 F.16 Violations of rights, 1985

Box 42 USSR F.1 General, 1978-1985 Academic freedom F.2-3 Background, 1971-1982 (2 folders) F.4 Project, 1977-1985

Alekseyeva, Ludmilla F.5 Correspondence, 1979-1985 Projects F.6 Proposals, 1984-1985 F.7 RFE/RL, 1983-1986

Box 43 U.S. Broadcasting to the USSR F.1 General, 1986-1987 F.2 Correspondence, 1986-1987 F.3 American Bar Association: Legal exchange: Mikhail Lopatin, 1979 F.4 American Council of Learned Societies, 1977-1978 F.5 Amnesty, Emigrations, 1987 F.6 Anti-Semitic cartoons: Judith Vogt (Eli Wiesel, Meron Benvenisti), 1983-1984 F.7 Anti-Semitism, 1990 F.8 Arbatov, Georgiy, 1981 F.9 Armenia, Azerbaijan, 1988-1992 Baltic states F.10-12 General, 1987-1991 (3 folders)

Box 44 F.1 General, 1991 F.2 Citizenship, 1991-1992 F.3 Helsinki Watch: Jonathan Fanton’s trip to the Baltics, 1991 F.4 Notes from the August 1989 Baltic/USSR trip, 1989 F.5 Helsinki Watch: Report, 1991 F.6 Belarus, 1992-1993 Burlatsky, Fyodor F.7 Articles, 1988 F.8 Correspondence, 1988-1989 Meetings F.9 General, 1988 F.10 Memo on the Paris meeting, 1988 F.11 New York, 1988 F.12 Notes on Vienna, Paris meetings, 1988

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F.13 Statement by the Public Commission for International Cooperation on Humanitarian Issues and Human Rights Under the Soviet Committee for European Security and Cooperation, 1988 F.14 Center for Democracy in the USSR, 1985-1988

Box 45 F.1 Chalidze, Valery, 1979-1988 Chernobyl F.2-4 General, 1986, 1990-1991 (3 folders) F.5 Ecology, 1986 F.6 Publications: Foreign Broadcasts Information Service, Newsweek, Nuclear Times, 1986 F.7 China repression: Soviet bloc response, 1989 F.8 Committee of Concerned Scientists, 1979 F.9 Communist Party Conference, 1988

Box 46 F.1 Computer technology (in the Eastern bloc), 1985-1988 F.2 Conference on Dissent in Eastern Europe (Columbia University), 1981 Conference on Soviet-American Exchange and Human Rights F.3 General, 1979-1980 Case Studies F.4 Berlin, Miriam, 1979-1980 F.5 Richardson, Malcolm, 1980 F.6 Shelanski, Vivien, 1979-1980 F.7 Draft, reports, notes, 1980 F.8 McKay, Robert: “Some questions…”, 1980 F.9 Participants, 1980 F.10 Report, other exchanges, 1980-1981 F.11 Conference on U.S.-Soviet relations (Chautauqua), 1987 F.12 Contacts, 1989-1990 F.13 Correspondence, 1984 F.14 Coup (August 1991), 1991 F.15 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN THE USSR, undated Crimean Tatars F.16 General, 1989-1990

Box 47 F.1-3 Communication: Seytmuratova, Ayshe, 1979-1986 (3 folders) CSCE (Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe) F.4 Conference on the Human Dimension, Moscow, 1991 F.5-6 Follow-up Meeting, Vienna, 1985-1987 (2 folders)

Box 48 F.1 Follow-up Meeting, Vienna, 1987-1988 F.2 Madrid Meeting: NGO material, 1980-1981 F.3 Madrid Meeting: Press, 1980 F.4 Scientific Forum, Hamburg, 1979-1980 F.5 Customs law, 1991 F.6 De Burght Conference (on human rights and international cooperation), 1988-1989 F.7-8 Defectors, 1978-1989 (2 folders)

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Box 49 F.1 DETENTE (publication), 1985 Disarmament campaigns F.2 General, 1983-1984 F.3-4 Publication, 1983-1986 (2 folders) F.5 Dissent, 1968-1986 F.6 Eastern Europe, 1987-1990 F.7 Economy, 1987-1991 F.8-9 Elections--USSR, 1987-1989 (2 folders) Embassy F.10 General, 1989 F.11 Visas, 1986-1990 F.12 Emigration, 1989-1990 F.13 Environment, 1990

Box 50 Estonia F.1-3 General, 1980-1981 (3 folders) F.4 Case of Mart Niklus, 1980-1982 F.5 ESTO AMERICA (Publication), 1984 F.6 ESTONIAN AMERICAN NATIONAL COUNCIL: DOCUMENTS FROM ESTONIA (Publication, Vol II.), 1990 F.7 Film and television, 1981-1989 F.8 Foreign policy, 1988-1990 Former Soviet Union (FSU)--Newly Independent States (NIS) F.9 Advocacy, 1993-1994

Box 51 F.1 Citizenship law, 1991 F.2 Fanton, Jonathan: THE GREAT GAME REVISITED- PROBLEMS AND POTENTIAL IN CENTRAL ASIA, 1994 F.3-4 U.S. aid to FSU, 1992-1993 (2 folders) F.5 Glasnost and media, 1987-1991 Gorbachev, Mikhail F.6 General, 1985-1990 F.7 Eastern Europe, 1987 F.8 Editorials on Gorbachev’s reforms, 1987-1990 F.9 Western Europe, 1987 F.10 Graham, Billy: Trip to USSR, 1982 F.11 Helsinki Final Act: Fourth anniversary: Soviet and East European press, 1979 F.12 Helsinki monitors: First mailing (establishment of HW), 1979 Helsinki Watch F.13 39 WHO BELIEVED: HELSINKI MONITORS IN THE USSR, 1980 F.14 TEN YEARS AFTER HELSINKI: WHERE ARE THEY NOW?, 1985 Bernstein, Robert L. F.15 Interview (to A Chronicle of Human Rights in the USSR), 1979 F.16 Letter to Gorbachev, 1987

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F.17 Op-Eds (NEW YORK TIMES), 1979

Box 52 F.1 Statement and tribute (re Yuri Orlov), 1979 F.2 Statement at CSCE hearing, 1979 F.3 Visa denial--Moscow Book Fair, 1979 F.4 Burkhalter, Holly--testimony (Human Rights Subcommittee), 1989 Free Flow of Ideas and People: F.5-6 General, 1978-1980 (2 folders) F.7 Brodsky, Joseph, 1979-1981 F.8 DISTRIPRESS, 1979-1980 F.9 Druzhnikov, Yuri, 1979-1980 F.10 Emigration, 1978-1980 F.11 Inkiow, Dimiter, 1979-1980 F.12 Journalitsts, 1979 F.13 Lehmann, Egbert, 1979-1980 Mailing Project F.14 Correspondence, 1977-1986 F.15 Mail record, 1979-1980

Box 53 F.1 Postal regulations, 1976-1981 F.2 Massie, Suzanne, 1973-1978 F.3 RFE/RL (Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty), 1979-1980 F.4 Scholars exchange, 1979-1980 F.5 Soviet views, 1979 F.6 Testimony of Robert L. Bernstein, 1977 F.7 VOA (Voice of America), 1978-1980 F.8 Joint statement of the Moscow and American Helsinki Watch Groups, 1979 F.9 Jurists Committee’s trip, 1988-1989 Laber, Jeri F.10 Articles, 1980-1986 F.11 Memos (on Eastern Bloc meetings), 1979 F.12 Testimony (House Subcommittee on Human Rights), 1988 F.13 Trip to Strasbourg, 1984 Letters to F.14 Abram, Morris D. (on Jewish emigration), 1987-1989 F.15 Brezhnev, 1982 F.16 News from the USSR, 1987-1990 Proposals F.17 On civil society in the USSR, 1988

Box 54 F.1 Expand Helsinki Watch activities, 1991-1992 Subcommittees F.2 Eastern Europe and the USSR, 1979-1980 F.3-4 Soviet Union (Lawyers working group), 1988-1989 (2 folders) F.5 Testimony and statement (before Democratic Platform Committee), 1980

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F.6 Vienna Summit: Op-Ed (and letter to Carter), 1979 Human Rights F.7 General, 1986-1990 F.8 Human Rights Group of Moscow Society ‘Memorial’, 1990 F.9 News Briefs, 1988-1989 F.10-11 Human Rights Project Group, 1988-1989 (2 folders)

Box 55 F.1 Human Rights Project Group, 1989-1990 F.2 International Conference on Collective Phenomena, 1980 F.3 International covenants on human rights, 1979-1981 IPSA (International Political Science Association) Conference in Moscow, 1978-1979 F.4 General, 1978-1979 F.5 Publication, 1978-1979 F.6 International Postal Communication: CSCE, Madrid, 1980 F.7 IREX (International Research and Exchanges Board), 1979 F.8 Intra-bloc (Soviet bloc), 1988-1989 F.9 Jackson-Vanik overview,

Box 56 F.1 Juviler, Peter: HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE USSR: AN AMERICAN VIEW, 1989 F.2 Kazakhstan, 1989-1993 F.3 KGB files, 1992 F.4 Kopelev, Lev and Raya, 1981-1983 F.5 Kurds in the Soviet Union, 1987-1990 Latvia F.6 General, 1991-1993 F.7 Calitis, Ints, undated F.8 Citizenship, 1991 F.9 Contacts, 1989-1990 F.10 Leaders, 1988-1989 Law F.11 British commentary (on Soviet criminal procedure), 1983-1984 FBIS (Foreign Broadcasts Information Service) F.12 Clippings on legal issues, 1988-1989 F.13 Legal systems-Western, 1970 F.14 Publication--Digest, 1986 F.15 Legal documentation, 1993 F.16 Legal reforms, 1990 Legislation F.17 New, 1983-1986

Box 57 F.1 New, 1987-1988 Lithuania F.2 General, 1980-1986 F.3 Contacts, 1989-1991 F.4-5 ELTA INFORMATION BULLETIN (monthly), 1982-1991 (2 folders) Events of January 11-13, 1991 F.6 Lithuanian procurator’s report, 1991

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F.7 Shchit-Shield report, 1991 F.8 Soviet prosecutor’s report, 1991 F.9 Lithuanian Information Center: Press releases, 1982-1984 F.10 Medininkai massacre, 1991 F.11-12 Post-January period, 1991-1992 (2 folders) F.13 Rehabilitation, 1991-1992 F.14 Secret CPSU (Communist Party of the Soviet Union)-memo on Lithuania, 1991

Box 58 F.1 THE BALTIC INDEPENDENT (weekly), 1991 F.2 Marriage by proxy, 1981 F.3 Military, 1990-1992 F.4 Moldova, 1990-1992 Moscow Book Fair F.5-9 General, 1978-1987 (5 folders) Statements F.10 Russian, 1981 F.11 Moscow Book Fair in Exile, 1981 F.12 Moscow human rights conference, 1987-1991 F.13 Music, 1982-1989 F.14 National Academy of Sciences, 1978

Box 59 F.1 National Endowment for Democracy, 1983-1989 Nationalities F.2 General, 1989-1991 F.3 THE EX-SOVIET NATIONALITIES WITHOUT GORBACHEV, 1992 F.4 Conference on the Major Non-Slavic Nationalities of the USSR, Harvard University, 1989 F.5 Non-interference (in the internal affairs of states), undated Orlov, Yuri: F.6 Correspondence (re, Orlov), 1987 Defense F.7 General, 1978-1980 F.8 Reception for J. Macdonald (Orlov’s lawyer), 1978-1979 F.9 Memorandum: “The Meaning of Gorbachev's Reforms”, 1988 F.10 The Orlov Tribunal (INDEX ON CENSORSHIP), 1977 F.11 Poster campaign, 1982-1983 F.12 Visa (to IHF Annual Meeting, Moscow), 1990 F.13 Party conference, 1988

Box 60 F.1 Past abuses, 1990-1992 F.2 Political Prisoner Day, 1979-1979 Political prisoners F.3 General, 1987-1990 F.4 Campaign on their behalf, 1981 F.5 Forgotten Prisoners in Perm Camp, 1987 F.6 Kazachkov, Mikhail, 1989-1990 F.7 List of Political Prisoners in the USSR, 1986 F.8 Prisoners and Camps in the USSR (Orlov), 1979

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F.9 Releases and continued detention (International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights), 1988 F.10 Women Political Prisoners in the USSR, 1975 F.11 Politics, 1987-1990 F.12 Pravda, 1982 F.13 Presidency, 1990 Press Club Glasnost F.14 General, 1987 F.15 Contributions, 1988 Prisons F.16 Appeal to Helsinki Committee: Kovalskaia, G., 1990 F.17 Maximova, G.: CHRONICLE OF MY SIX YEARS IN PRISON, 1989 F.18 Publications, 1975-1976 Psychiatric abuse F.19 General, 1987-1988 F.20 Draft report of Moscow Committee for Human Rights coordinator Yuri Chernev, 1990 F.21 Geneva Initiative, 1992

Box 61 Individual cases F.1 Dolchuk, A., 1990 F.2 Komitskaia, Alla, 1987-1990 F.3 Nemirovskaia, Klara, 1990 F.4 Olenik, Valentina, 1990 F.5 Proshchin, Boris, 1990 F.6 Rainov, Viktor, 1983-1990 F.7 Rosinskaia, Emma, 1990 F.8 Slobodsky, Naum Yosifovich, 1989 F.9 Voevodin, Vadim, 1987-1990 F.10 Int’l Association on the Political Use of Psychiatry, 1987-1990 Psychiatry F.11 Soviet psychiatrists, 1990 World Psychiatric Association F.12 General, 1973-1979 F.13 Moscow Symposium, 1978-1979 F.14 U.S. Delegation to Assess Recent Changes in Soviet Psychiatry- Report, 1989 F.15 Reformers, 1988-1989

Box 62 F.1 Reforms, 1988-1989 F.2 Refugees, 1988-1990 F.3 Repression: Administrative punishment: Budinskaia, Svetlana, 1984-1990 F.4 Revelations, rehabilitations, 1987-1989 F.5 Rosenthal, A. M.: Articles, 1988 F.6 Russian nationalism, 1990 Sakharov, Andrei F.7-9 General, 1979-1984 (3 folders) F.10 Defense campaign, 1980 F.11 Helsinki Watch statements, undated

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F.12 Hunger strike, 1980-1982

Box 63 F.1 Letter re political prisoners worldwide, undated F.2 Meeting, 1980 F.3 Obituaries, 1989 F.4 Press conference, 1980 F.5 Questionnaire, 1977-1980 F.6 Sakharov Watch, 1986 F.7 S.A.L.T. (Strategic arms limitation treaties) talks, 1979 Scientists F.8-9 General, 1979-1981 (2 folders) F.10 AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science), 1975-1979 F.11 Exchange, 1980-1981 F.12 Visa denials to Eastern bloc scientists, 1980 F.13 Scientists for Orlov and Sharansky, 1979-1981 F.14 Secret police, 1992

Box 64 F.1 Security issues (NATO, military), 1980 F.2 Serebrov, Felix, 1981 F.3 Shcharansky, Anatoly, undated F.4 Shelkov, Vladimir: Call for release, 1979 F.5 Slepak principles, 1989 F.6 Society: Demography, 1988-1990 F.7 Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr, 1990 F.8 Soros Foundation: Newsletter, 1991 F.9 Soviet allegations (of U.S. human rights abuses), 1987-1988 F.10 Soviet charges of U.S. violations of the Helsinki Accords, 1980 4 Soviet Jewry F.11-14 General, 1979-1980, 1983-1988 (4 folders)

Box 65 F.1-5 General, 1989-1991 (5 folders) Emigration F.6 General, 1980 F.7 Tesler, Zhanna, 1989 F.8 Greater New York Conference on Soviet Jewry, 1978 New York Legal Coalition for Soviet Jewry F.9 Conference material for Madrid, 1979-1980 F.10 Refuseniks, 1977 F.11 Refuseniks, 1990

Box 66 F.1 Soviet literature, undated F.2 Strikes (Summer 1989), 1989 F.3 Tajikistan, 1990-1993 F.4 Technology, 1988 F.5 Telephone links: East (Moscow)--West, 1982-1986 F.6 Television, 1986-1988 F.7 Theater, 1987-1989 F.8 Traveler’s handbook, 1979

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F.9 Turkmenistan, 1993 Ukraine F.10 General, 1983-1993 F.11 Zisels, Joseph Samuilevich, 1979-1980 Ukrainian Helsinki Group F.12 General, 1974-1984 F.13 Sychko, Vasil and Petro: Call for their release, 1979 F.14 Ukrainian Helsinki Union, 1988 United States F.15-16 Bush administration, 1988-1990 (2 folders)

Box 67 F.1 European Press Guidance, 1989 F.2 Bush-Kissinger, 1989 F.3 Domestic compliance with Helsinki Accords, 1979-1980 F.4 Policy, 1991 F.5 Scientific exchange, 1978-1979 F.6 State department, 1981 F.7 Universal Copyright Convention: “Moscow’s Copyright Maneuver”, 1973 F.8 Uzbekistan, 1989-1990 F.9-10 VOA (Voice of America), RFE/RL (Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty), BBC, 1980-1988 (2 folders) F.11 Wallenberg, Raoul, 1982 F.12 Warnke, Paul, 1982 F.13 Watson meeting (Thomas J. Watson, Ambassador to USSR), 1979 F.14 Wiseberg, Laurie: REPORT ON THE NINTH WORLD CONGRESS OF THE INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION, 1979 F.15 Writers (and other artists), 1975-1982

Box 68 F.1 Yakovlevich, Lubman Leonid, 1988 F.2 Yalta, 1986-1987 F.3 Yankelevich, Tanya, 1981 F.4 Yarym-Agayev, Yuri, 1979-1987 F.5 Youth, 1987 F.6 Zagalsky, Leonid (possible consultant), 1991 F.7 Zevelev, Igor: (Communist Ideology and human rights), 1992 United States F.8 Compliance--with Helsinki Accords--Visa denials, 1987-1988 Department of State F.9 Correspondence, 1984-1987 F.10 Critique, 1979-1981 F.11 Los Angeles police--brutality, 1991 F.12 McCarran-Walter Act (immigration), 1990 F.13 Native Americans, 1979-1988 Prisoners F.14 Bell v. Wolfish, 1979 F.15 Conscientious objection, 1991 F.16 Correspondence, 1979-1983 F.17 Prisoners Assistance Directory (ACLU), 1981 F.18 Prisoners’ rights report, 1979-1981 F.19 Reagan administration, 1985

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F.20 Reagan-Bush Committee, 1980 F.21 UN Genocide Convention: Articles, letters, 1984 Yugoslavia F.22 General, 1980-1984

Box 69 F.1 General, 1985-1992 F.2 Correspondence, 1984 F.3 Egyptians, 1990 F.4 Émigrés, 1969-1979 F.5 Gentile, Louis (Report on United Nations operations in Bosnia), 1994-1995 Helsinki Watch F.6 Burkhalter, Holly--testimony, 1992 F.7 Fanton, Jonathan: “Yugoslavia revisited”, 1992 F.8 J. Laber’s testimonies, 1991-1992 F.9 Letter to the President (Dobrica Cosic), 1992 Reports F.10 YUGOSLAVIA: FREEDOM TO CONFORM, 1982 F.11 YUGOSLAVIA (SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO)- PERSECUTION PERSISTS: HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN KOSOVO, 1996 F.12 Trip to Yugoslavia, 1988 F.13 Mihajlov, Mihajlo, 1979-1984 F.14 Past abuses, 1990 F.15 Popovic, Srdja, 1983 F.16 Prisons, 1990

Box 70 Miscellaneous F.1 Czechoslovakia, 1980-1989 Helsinki Watch F.2-4 Annual Reports, 1979-1991 (3 folders) F.5 Newsletters, 1986-1993 Reports F.6 39 WHO BELIEVED, 1980 F.7 A DECADE OF DEDICATION: CHARTER 77, 1987 F.8 HUMAN RIGHTS IN YUGOSLAVIA, 1989 F.9 THE MOSCOW HELSINKI MONITORS, 1986 F.10 PRISONERS DIRECTORY AND CALENDAR, 1982 F.11 USSR: HUMAN RIGHTS UNDER GLASNOST, 1989 F.12 Testimonies, 1980-1989

Box 71 F.1 International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights: Reports, 1982-1999 F.2-3 Published articles by Jeri Laber, 1976-2003 (2 folders) F.4-5 Turkey: Taygun, Ali (Turkish Peace Association): Letters, 1984-1987 (2 folders) F.6 United States: Domestic Compliance Reports, 1980 USSR F.7 Moscow Book Fair, 1979 F.8 Moscow Book Fair in Exile: Press Kit, 1981

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Subseries I.2: Photographs Afghanistan Jeri Laber and Barney Rubin

Box 1 F.1 Black and white, 1984 F.2 Contacts and negatives, 1984 F.3 Peshawar, 1984 Jeri Laber and Bentley (Kassal) F.4 General, 1986 F.5 Black and white, 1986 F.6 Contacts and negatives, 1986 F.7 Afghans at Helsinki Watch meeting, undated F.8 Albania, 1992

Box 2 F.1 Baltic trip, 1991 F.2 Bosnian refugees, 1993 F.3 Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE): Madrid Conference, 1978 F.4 Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE): Vienna Conference, 1986 Czechoslovakia F.5-7 General, 1981, 1984-1986, undated (3 folders) F.8-9 Prague (Winter), 1985-1988 (2 folders) F.10 Jazz Section Trial, 1987 F.11 Prague—Havel, Vaclav, 1992 F.12 Miscellaneous (includes photos from Edward Serotta), 1984-1989

Box 3 F.1 Hungary--dissidents--Cultural Forum--Budapest, 1981-1985 F.2 International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF): Bellaggio and Warsaw meetings, 1982, undated Poland F.3 General, 1979 F.4 Dissidents: Michnik, Kuron, Romaszewski, 1984 F.5 International Human Rights Conference, Warsaw (contacts and negatives), 1988 F.6 Wolnosc i Pokoj (WiP)--Freedom and Peace Movement--Seminar, 1987 F.7 Miscellaneous, undated Romania F.8 Mission to Romania, 1982 F.9 ‘Mineriada’--Miners’ March, 1990 Turkey F.10 General, 1983 F.11-12 Jeri Laber--Lois Whitman, 1987 (2 folders) F.13 Bayram Pasha Prison, 1987

Box 4 F.1 Kurdish villages, 1987 F.2 Selected from Lois’ pictures, 1987

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F.3 Kurdish photos, undated F.4 Weschler, Joanna, 1996 USSR F.5 Moscow Book Fair, 1979 F.6 Moscow Book Fair, 1985 F.7 Moscow Book Fair in Exile, 1981 F.8 Moscow mission, 1988 F.9 Orlov, Yuri General, 1978-1984 F.10 Helsinki Watch meeting, undated F.11 Press conference (Contacts and negatives), undated

Box 5 F.1-3 Political prisoners--dissidents, 1975-1989, undated (3 folders) F.4 Ratushinskaya, Irina, undated F.5 Sakharov, Andrei--Bonner, Elena, 1979-1984 F.6 Sakharov, Andrei--Helsinki Watch meeting, undated F.7 Shcharansky, Anatoly--Bonner, Elena meeting, 1986 Yugoslavia F.8 General, 1981

Series II: Holly Cartner Files Subseries II.1: Country Files Albania

Box 1 F.1 Amnesty International: (mostly URGENT ACTION BULLETINS), 1989-1991 F.2-3 General, 1991-1993 (2 folders) F.4 (from REPORT ON EASTERN EUROPE, RADIO FREE EUROPE/RADIO LIBERTY), 1990-1991 F.5 Addresses and contacts: General, 1992-1993 F.6 Alia, Ramiz, 1990-1992 F.7 Amnesty International (URGENT ACTION BULLETINS), 1989- 1991 F.8 Army--Reform, 1992 F.9 Arrests, 1991-1993 F.10 Berisha, Sali, 1992 F.11 Biberaj, Dr. Elez, 1991 F.12 Border conflicts--Macedonia and Yugoslavia, 1992 F.13-14 Children--General, 1985-1991 (2 folders) F.15-16 Constitution, 1990-1992 (2 folders)

Box 2 F.1 Council of Europe, 1991 F.2 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE): Mission and status, 1990-1991 F.3 Death penalty, 1992 F.4 Demonstrations, 1991 F.5 Economy: General, 1990-1993 F.6 Education: General, 1991 Election F.7 General, 1991-1992

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F.8 Campaign, 1991 F.9 Irregularities, 1991 F.10 New election law, 1990 F.11 Post-election violence: Shkoder, 1991 F.12 Results, 1991 F.13 Embassy crisis, July 1990: (Tirana embassy district), 1990 F.14 European Economic Community (EEC)--General, 1991-1993 F.15 Foreign relations: General, 1991-1992 F.16 Forum for Human Rights, 1990-1992 F.17 Freedom of Assembly, 1991 Government F.18 General, 1991 F.19 Interim government, 1991-1992 F.20 Personnel lists, 1990-1992 F.21 Statements, 1991-1992 F.22 Haxhia, Maksim--case file, 1992

Box 3 Helsinki Watch F.1 Article and report (Ken Roth and Jemima Stratford), 1991 F.2 Correspondence from, 1991-1992 F.3 Correspondence to, 1991-1992 F.4 Mission notebook and visa application form, 1991 F.5 Mission to Albania, 1992 F.6 Mission to Albania, 1993 F.7 News from Albania, 1991 F.8 Notes (contacts, booklists, reports and updates), 1988-1991 F.9 Hoxha, Enver, 1991-1992 F.10 Human Rights Groups: General, 1992 F.11 International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF)-- Albanian Helsinki Committee/Mission, 1990-1993 F.12 ILLYRIA (Albanian-American Newspaper), 1992 F.13 Jubani, Father Simon: Interview, 1991 F.14 Judiciary, 1991-1992 F.15 Kadare, Ismail, 1990-1992 Labor relations F.16 General, 1991 F.17 Right to strike, 1991 F.18 Land distribution, 1991-1992 F.19-20 Laws, 1990-1992 (2 folders)

Box 4 F.1 Lubonja, Fatos, 1991-1992 F.2 Major reform initiatives, 1990-1991 F.3 Membership: International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank, 1991 F.4 Minnesota Lawyers International Human Rights Committee: TRIMMING THE CAT’S CLAWS: THE POLITICS OF IMPUNITY IN ALBANIA, 1990-1992 Minorities F.5 General, 1991-1992 F.6 Greeks, 1991-1993 F.7 Jews, 1990-1991 F.8 Macedonians, 1991

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F.9 Montenegrins, 1991 F.10 Missions, 1990-1992 F.11 NATO, 1992 F.12 Pashko, Gramoz, 1992 Past abuses F.13 General, 1991-1993 F.14 Lustration (purge of communists), 1991-1992 F.15 Prosecution of, 1991-1992 F.16 Rehabilitation of, 1991 F.17 Police and military conduct: Use of force, 1991-1993 Political Parties F.18 General, 1991-1992 F.19 Albanian Worker’s Party, 1991 F.20 Democratic Party, 1991-1992 F.21 Green Party, 1990-1991 F.22 Socialist Party of Albania, 1991 Political prisoners F.23 General, 1990-1992 F.24 Amnesties, 1991-1992 F.25 Internal exile, 1991 Press F.26 General, 1991-1992 F.27 Economic limits, 1991-1993 F.28 Freedom of, 1991-1992 F.29 TV and radio, 1991 F.30 Prison conditions, 1991 F.31 Puto, Arben, 1991

Box 5 Refugees F.1 General, 1990-1993 F.2 Greece, 1991-1993 F.3 Italy, 1991 F.4 Yugoslavia, 1990 Relations F.5 Balkans, 1990-1992 F.6 Britain, 1990-1991 F.7 Greece, 1991-1992 F.8 Italy, 1991-1992 F.9 United States, 1990-1993 F.10 USSR, 1990-1991 F.11 Yugoslavia and Kosovo, 1991-1992 Religion F.12 General, 1990-1992 F.13 Catholics, 1990-1993 F.14 Report: RULE OF LAW PROGRAM, USIA-STATE DEPARTMENT, 1991 F.15 Revenge killings (Hakmarrja), 1992 F.16 Revolution, 1990-1991 F.17 Riots--Food, 1991-1992 F.18 Strikes, 1991-1993 F.19 United Nations, 1990-1992 F.20 United States--State Department Country Reports, 1990-1992 F.21 Violence--General, 1990-1992

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Bulgaria F.22 General, 1987-1992

Box 6 F.1 Chernobyl, 1987-1991 F.2 Constitution, 1990-1991 F.3 CSCE: Status, 1991 F.4 Economy, 1992 F.5-8 Elections 1990-1993 (4 folders) Helsinki Watch F.9 Correspondence from, 1990-1992 F.10 Correspondence to, 1991-1992 F.11 Mission to Bulgaria and Germany--Notebook, 1993 F.12 Mission--Notebook, 1994 F.13 Macedonians--United Macedonian Organization, 1990-1993 F.14 Markov, Georgi, 1991-1992 F.15 Political prisoners, 1990 F.16 Turkish minority, 1992

Box 7 Czechoslovakia F.1 Helsinki Watch Press clippings and articles, 1991-1992 Former Soviet Union F.2-7 EXPRESS CHRONICLE (independent weekly), 1991-1992 (6 folders) Helsinki Watch Moscow Office F.8 “Helsinki Activities in the Former Soviet Union”, 1992-1994 F.9 Fanton, Jonathan: Work on Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, 1994 F.10 Memos and faxes, Apr 1994-Jun 1994

Box 8 F.1-2 Memos and faxes, 1994 July-1994 August (2 folders) F.3 Soviet Proposals (for grants), 1993-1994 France General F.4 News clippings, 1989 F.5 Reports and publications, 1989-1991 Helsinki Watch F.6 Correspondence, 1992 F.7 France Mission Report: STRANGERS IN FRANCE, Carol Schlitt, 1996 February 20 F.8 Hate crime research (includes notes on Jean Marie Le Pen), 1991 F.9 REPORT ON THE STATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN FRANCE, Cyril D. Robinson, 1992 F.10 Xenophobia: Conference, 1993

Box 9 Germany F.1 List of files (Index), 1994 F.2-4 General, 1983-1994 (3 folders) F.5 Abortion: General, 1992-1993

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F.6 AIDS: General, 1991-1993 Asylum F.7-9 General, 1991-1995 (3 folders) F.10 Bilateral agreements, 1993 F.11 Borders, 1993 F.12 Deportations, 1993-1995

Box 10 Foreigners F.1-2 General, 1991-1993 (2 folders) F.3 Law prior to (1992 October), 1990-1992 F.4 Law prior to (1993 July 1), 1992-1993 F.5-6 Law since (1993 July 1), 1993-1994 (2 folders) F.7 Protest letters (Response to HW letter) 1993

Box 11 F.1 Publications in German, 1992-1993 F.2 Aussiedler (German law allows persons of German descent living in Eastern Europe the right to return to claim German citizenship) General, 1993 F.3 Berufsverbot (order of “professional disqualification” under German law), 1988-1992 F.4 Biedenkopf, Kurt, 1992 F.5 Bohley, Bärbel, 1989-1993 F.6 Church, 1992 F.7 Citizenship, 1993-1995 F.8 Civil disobedience: General, 1989-1992 F.9 Cohn-Bendit, Daniel, 1992-1994 F.10 Constitution: General, 1992-1994 F.11 Crime: General, 1992-1994 F.12 Criminal law: General, 1993 F.13 Council of Europe--Convention to Prevent Torture (CPT), 1991 Domestic organizations F.14 General, 1992 F.15 Anti-Fascist groups, 1992 East Germany F.16 Human rights programs, 1989-1990 F.17 Opposition: Ruddenklau, Wolfgang: “Störenfried: DDR Opposition 1986-1989”, 1992

Box 12 F.1 Economy: General, 1991-1993 F.2 Elections, 1992-1994 F.3 Environment, 1992 F.4 Espionage: General, 1991-1993 F.5 Films--HRW Film Festival, 1993 Foreign relations F.6 Eastern Europe, 1993-1994 F.7 France, 1993 F.8 Israel, 1992-1993 F.9 Russia, 1994 F.10 Turkey, 1992-1994 F.11 United States, 1992-1994

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F.12 Yugoslavia, 1994 Foreigners F.13-14 General, 1991-1994 (2 folders) F.15 Clippings, 1989-1992 F.16 Contacts, 1992 F.17 Germany-Romania Treaty, 1992 F.18 Guest workers, 1992-1993 F.19 Kurdish-Turkish violence, 1993-1995 F.20 Kurds--Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), 1993-1995

Box 13 F.1-3 Measures (against them), 1992-1994 (3 folders) F.4 Notes, 1990-1992 F.5 Other materials: Ideen, Initiativen und Massnahmen gegen Fremden-Feindlichkeit und Rassismus, 1993 F.6 Police brutality, 1993-1994 F.7-8 Publications in German, 1987-1992 (2 folders) F.9 Recommendations, 1993

Box 14 Violence F.1-5 General, 1991-1993, 1995 (5 folders)

Box 15 F.1-3 General, 1993-1995 (3 folders) F.4 Chronology of attacks (Fred Abrahams’ project), 1991-1993 F.5-6 Clippings in German, 1991-1993 (2 folders) F.7 Correspondence in German (Relating to abuses against Chinese and Vietnamese asylum-seekers), 1990-1993

Box 16 F.1 Government statements, 1992-1994 F.2 Notes in German (Petitions), 1992 F.3 Prosecution of attacks, 1991-1995 F.4-7 Publications in German, 1990-1992 (4 folders) F.8 Rostock, 1992-1993 F.9 Solingen, 1994 F.10 Statistics, 1990-1994 Freedom of the press F.11 General, 1991-1994 F.12 Former German Democratic Republic (GDR), 1992 F.13 Intimidation, 1992

Box 17 F.1 Prosecutions, 1992 F.2 Radio and TV, 1992 F.3 Freedom of religion: General, 1994-1995 F.4 Freedom of speech: General, 1994-1995 F.5 Government: Personnel, 1992-1994 F.6 Handicapped: General, 1992-1994 Helsinki Watch F.7 Correspondence from, 1992 F.8 Correspondence to, 1991-1992

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F.9-12 Mission to, 1992-1994 (4 folders) F.13 Press, 1992-1993 F.14 Press releases, 1992 F.15 Responses to HW Xenophobia Report, 1992-1993

Box 18 F.1 Holocaust: General, 1988-1993 F.2 Homeless: General, 1993 F.3 Homosexuals: General, 1991-1994 F.4 Honecker, Erich, 1992-1993 F.5 Human rights organizations--German United Nations Association (DGVN), 1991-1994 F.6 Human rights reports--U.S. State Department, 1993 F.7 Hutterites, 1993 F.8 Immigration: General, 1991-1993 F.9 International Labor Office: Official Bulletin, 1987 International Organizations F.10 American Institute for Contemporary Germany Studies, 1993 F.11 Committee on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE): Report: HUMAN RIGHTS DEMOCRATIZATION IN UNIFIED GERMANY, 1993 F.12 International Alert, 1993

Box 19 Jews F.1 General, 1992-1994 F.2 Anti-Semitism, 1992-1994 F.3 Judiciary, 1993 F.4 Labor: General, 1990-1993 F.5 Land, 1992 Laws F.6 General, 1992 F.7 Criminal Code,1992 F.8 Left (Political): General, 1992-1993 F.9 Leftists: Violence against and by, 1992-1993 F.10 Literature--Former GDR--INDEX ON CENSORSHIP, 1992 Lustration F.11-12 General, 1991-1994 (2 folders) F.13 Civil servants General, 1991-1992 F.14 THE POLITICAL CLEANSING OF THE CIVIL SERVICE: DECOMMUNIZATION IN THE FORMER GDR (Helsinki Watch--Draft Report), 1993

Box 20 Decommunization F.1 Notebooks, 1992 F.2 Process, 1991-1992 F.3 Education Dismissals General, 1990-1992 F.4 Individual cases, 1990-1992 F.5 Fink, Heinrich, 1991-1992 F.6 Judiciary, 1991-1992

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F.7 Police, 1993 F.8 Policies, 1991 F.9 Stolpe, Manfred, 1992-1993 Military F.10 General, 1992-1994 F.11 Arms, 1993-1994 F.12 Defense: Exports, 1993-1994 F.13 NATO, 1994 F.14 Xenophobia, 1992 Nationalism F.15 General, undated F.16 De-nazification process--Prosecution of Nazis, 1992-1994 Past abuses F.17 General, undated

Box 21 F.1-2 General, 1990-1995 (2 folders) F.3 Amnesties, 1990-1995 F.4 Enquete-Kommission (Study Commission: Coming to Terms with the History and Legacy of the SED-Dictatorship in Germany), 1992-1994 F.5 Informers, collaborators, 1991-1992 F.6 Lustration, 1994 F.7 Penal procedures, 1991 Prosecution F.8 General, 1991-1995 F.9 Honecker, Erich, 1992-1993 F.10 Trial of border guards shooting two escapees, 1992

Box 22 F.1 Trial of border guards shooting two escapees, 1992 F.2 Wolf, Markus, 1993 F.3 Rehabilitation, 1991-1993 F.4 Bündnis 90-Die Grünen--Green Party Faction, 1991-1992 F.5 Report on STASI activities in the Ministry of Foreign Trade of the former GDR and Western firms (Bündnis 90-Die Grünen), 1994 F.6 RETRIBUTION-RESTITUTION by Claus Offe, 1992 F.7 Verjährung (Statute of Limitations), 1991-1994 Police F.8 General, 1991-1994 F.9 Abuse, brutality, 1993-1995 F.10 Critical Police Organization, 1992 Political parties F.11 Banning--Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), 1993 F.12 Committee for Justice (Fairness), 1992 F.13 Free Democrats, 1994 F.14 Party of Democratic Socialism (PDS), 1992-1994 F.15 Archive, 1992 F.16 Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED), 1992 F.17 Social Democrat Party (SED), 1993 F.18 Prisons, 1991-1994

Box 23

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F.1-5 Publications (German), 1987-1994 (5 folders)

Box 24 Racism F.1-2 Publications (German), 1992-1993 (2 folders) F.3 xenophobia, 1994 Refugees F.4 General, 1994 F.5 Bilateral treaties, 1993 Right (Political) F.6-8 General, 1990-1995 (3 folders) F.9 Measures, 1994-1995 F.10 Nationalism, 1994 F.11 Prosecution for incitement, 1994 Neo-Nazi F.12 Die Republikaner Party, 1993-1994

Box 25 F.1 Simon Wiesenthal Center, 1993 F.2 Verfassungsschutz (interior secret services for the protection of the Constitution), 1993 F.3 Secret services: Surveillance, 1993 STASI (East German Secret police) F.4 General, 1991-1995 F.5 Files (Archive), 1991-1994 F.6 Insiders’ committee, 1992 F.7 Prosecution--lustration, 1991-1992 F.8 Publications, 1990-1992 Unification F.9 General, 1988-1994 F.10 Economic, 1993 F.11 Markovits, Inga: LAST DAYS, 1992 United Nations F.12 Economic and Social Council: Commission on Human Rights, 1994 F.13 Troops, 1992 United States American Indians F.14 POGROM (German publication), 1978-1987 F.15 POGROM, MAYDAY and NEWSWEEK, 1988-1991

Box 26 F.1 State Department--country reports--human rights, 1992-1993 Women F.2 General, 1993-1994 F.3 Prostitution, 1993 Hungary F.4 List of files (Index), 1994 F.5 General, 1992-1994 F.6 Abortion, 1992-1993 F.7 Asylum--AIDS, 1994 F.8 Biographies--Sándor Sára, 1994 F.9 Chronology, 1992

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F.10 Constitution, 1993-1994 F.11 Council of Europe, 1990-1993 F.12 Criminal law: General, 1993 F.13 Democratic Charter, 1992 F.14 Diaspora, 1992-1994 Economy F.15 General, 1992-1993 F.16 Privatization, 1992-1993 F.17 Education, 1993-1994 F.18 Elections, 1994 F.19 Environment, 1992-1993 F.20 European Community, 1992-1994 F.21 Financial aid, 1993 Foreign relations F.22 General, 1993-1994 F.23 Albania, 1993 F.24 Czech Republic, 1993-1994 F.25 Germany, 1992-1994 F.26 Israel, 1993 F.27 Moldova, 1993 F.28 Romania, 1993-1994 F.29 Russia, 1993 F.30 Serbia, 1992-1994 F.31 Slovakia, 1992-1994 F.32 Slovenia, 1992 F.33 Ukraine, 1992-1993 F.34 United States, 1992-1994 F.35 Foreigners, 1993-1995 Freedom of press F.36 General, 1992-1994 F.37 Laws, 1993-1994 F.38 Prosecutions, 1992-1993

Box 27 F.1 TV, radio, 1992-1994 F.2 Freedom of religion, 1993 F.3 Freedom of speech, 1993-1994 Government F.4 General, 1992-1994 F.5 List, 1993-1994 Helsinki Watch F.6 Missions to, 1993 F.7 Press, 1993 F.8 Homosexuals, 1992 F.9 Immigration, 1993-1994 F.10 Jews--Anti-Semitism, 1992-1993 F.11 Lustration: General, 1992-1994 F.12 Martin Luther King Organization, 1993 Military F.13 Defense, 1992-1994 F.14 NATO, 1993-1994 Minorities F.15 General, 1992-1995

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F.16-17 NEKH (Office of National and Ethnic Minorities), 1991-1993 (2 folders) F.18 Germans (Romanians, Slovaks), 1992-1993 F.19 Ombudsman (Law), 1993 Past abuses, F.20 General, 1991-1994 F.21 Prosecutions, 1992-1995 F.22 Rehabilitation, compensation, 1992

Box 28 Police F.1 General, 1992-1995 F.2 Abuses, 1993-1994 Political parties F.3 General, 1992-1994 F.4 Alliance of Free Democrats (SZDSZ), 1992 F.5 Hungarian Democratic Forum (MDF), 1993-1994 F.6 Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP), 1994 F.7 Press: General, undated F.8 Privacy, 1992-1993 F.9 Property, restitution, 1993 F.10 Refugees, 1992-1994 F.11 Religion: General, 1993 F.12 Secret service, 1992 F.13 Social issues, 1992-1993 F.14 Soros Foundation, 1993 F.15 Torture: UN Committee Against Torture, 1993 F.16 United Nations--Human Rights Committee: International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1993 United States F.17 Foreign aid, assistance, 1992-1993 F.18 State Department country report, 1992 F.19 Italy--Vatican, 1989 Romania F.20-22 General, 1989-1991 (3 folders)

Box 29 F.1-2 General, 1992-1994 (2 folders) F.3 Abortions, 1984-1993 F.4 AIDS: General, 1990-1994 F.5 Amnesty International: URGENT ACTION, 1989-1990 F.6 Anti-Romanian sentiment, 1992 F.7 Attacks on human rights monitors, 1992 F.8 Capital punishment, 1993 F.9 Ceauseşcu, Nicolae, 1985-1991 F.10 Census, 1992 Children F.11 General, 1993-1994 F.12 Adoption, 1991-1994 F.13 AIDS, 1990-1993 F.14 Orphanages, 1990-1993 F.15 Chronology, 1992 F.16 Civil society, 1990-1991

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Box 30 F.1 Committee for Human Rights in Romania: Statement, 1994 F.2 Conferences in and on Romania--human rights, 1990 Constitution F.3 General, 1990-1992 F.4 Draft, 1991 F.5 Referendum, 1991-1992 F.6 Cornea, Doina, 1993 F.7 Council of Europe, 1990-1994 Criminal procedure F.8 General, 1990-1993 F.9 Draft Penal Code, 1990-1994 F.10 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE): Helsinki Commission, 1991 F.11 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE): Romania and the Final Act, 1980 F.12 Cox, Philip S, SOURCES OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN ROMANIA (American Foreign Policy Institute), 1986

Box 31 Economy F.1 General, 1990-1994 F.2 Aid, 1991-1993 F.3 International Financial Statistics, 1992 F.4 Privatization, 1992-1993 F.5 Education--Hungarian language education, 1991-1994 F.6 European Economic Community (EEC), 1991 Elections F.7-9 General, 1990-1993 (3 folders) F.10 Local, 1991 F.11 September 1992, 1992 F.12 Electoral law, 1990-1992 F.13 Embassy, 1992 F.14 Emigration, 1990-1993 F.15 Environment: General, 1990-1993 F.16 Ethnic composition, 1993 Ethnic minorities F.17 General, 1972-1988

Box 32 F.1-2 General, 1989-1994 F.3 Armenians, 1990 F.4 Germans, 1990-1993 Hungarians F.5-8 General, 1989-1994 (4 folders)

Box 33 F.1 General, 1994-1995 F.2 András Imre, 1991-1992 Bilingualism F.3 Catholic Church, 1992

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F.4 Funar, Gheorghe, 1990-1992 F.5 Case files—Killings--1989 December (1989-1992) F.6 Census--Judiciary, 1992 F.7 Church desecration cases, 1992-1993 Discrimination F.8-9 General, 1985-1993 (2 folders) F.10 Satu Mare, 1990-1992

Box 34 F.1 Education, schools, 1990-1993 F.2 Harghita (and Covasna) County report, 1991-1993 F.3 Hungarian Democratic Federation of Romania (HDFR)- UDMR, 1991-1994 F.4 Hungarian Scout Association case, 1990-1991 F.5 Hungarian State Opera and Theater in Cluj Napoca, 1992 F.6 Káli-Király István, 1992 F.7 Language, 1990-1993 F.8 Local abuses, 1993 F.9 Local administration, 1992-1993 F.10 Sulyok István Reformed College, 1992 F.11 Szeklers, 1991 Tirgu Mures F.12 General, 1985-1992 F.13 Cases, 1991-1992

Box 35 F.1 VATRA ROMANEASCA (Romanian Hearth), 1990-1991 F.2 Violent attacks, 1990-1994 F.3 The Zagon and Zetea cases, 1992-1994 F.4 Minority rights, laws, 1991 F.5 National Council, 1993 F.6 Romanians in Ukraine, 1991 F.7 Signs, 1991-1993 F.8 Serbs, 1993 F.9 Ukrainians, 1993 F.10 Film, 1990-1991 Foreign relations F.11 General, 1991-1994 F.12 Bulgaria, 1994 F.13 France, 1991 F.14 Germany, 1993-1994 F.15 Hungary, 1992-1994 F.16 Moldova, 1992-1994 F.17 Russia, 1993 F.18 Slovakia, 1994 F.19 Ukraine, 1994 F.20 USSR, 1991 F.21 Yugoslavia, 1993 Freedom of assembly F.22 General, 1990-1993 F.23 Extremist parties, 1992 F.24 Freedom of association--violence against demonstrators, 1990 Freedom of press

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F.25 General, 1991-1995 F.26 Association of Journalists, 1990 F.27 Attacks on journalists, 1990-1992 F.28 Audiovisual law, 1990-1993 F.29 Defamation, 1994

Box 36 F.1 Economic limitations, 1991-1992 F.2 Intimidation, 1991-1994 F.3 Law, 1990-1994 F.4 Limitations on the press, 1990-1992 F.5 Press clippings--freedom of expression and censorship, 1993 F.6 State secrets, 1994 F.7 TV, 1990-1994 Freedom of speech F.8 General, 1990-1994 F.9 Economic limitations, 1991 F.10 Hate speech, 1991-1992 Government F.11 General, 1990-1994 F.12 Corruption, 1993-1994 F.13 Leadership lists, 1990-1993 F.14 Stolojan, Theodor, 1991 F.15 Handicapped, 1991 F.16 Harghita-Covasna Report--Criminal prosecution of Bishop Tőkes, 1990-1993 F.17 Health, 1992 Helsinki Watch F.18 Correspondence from, 1990-1992

Box 37 F.1-2 Correspondence from, 1993-1994 (2 folders) F.3 Protests, pleas, 1990-1994 F.4-6 Correspondence to, 1990-1995 (3 folders) F.7 Correspondence with/from Vera Cîmpeanu, 1993-1994 Missions F.8-9 Notebook, 1990-1991 (2 folders)

Box 38 F.1 General, 1992 F.2 General, 1994 F.3 Hădăreni case, 1993 F.4-6 Notebooks, 1992-1994 (3 folders) F.7 Newsletters and press releases, 1989-1993 F.8 Press, 1990-1993 F.9 History: Alba Iulia, undated Homosexuals F.10 General, 1992-1993 F.11 Article 200, 1992-1993

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F.12 House searches, 1992-1993

Box 39 Human rights F.1 General, 1992-1993 Organizations F.2 General, 1990-1992 F.3 The League for the Defense of Human Right (LADO), 1991- 1994 F.4 Non-Romanian--International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF), 1990-1994 F.5 International Human Rights Law Group, 1993 F.6 Soros Foundation, 1992 F.7 Romanian Helsinki Committee, 1990-1994 F.8 Romanian Institute for Human Rights, 1990-1993 F.9 Human rights reports, 1992-1994 F.10 Iliescu, Ion: General, 1990-1994 F.11 Intercultural living in Romania, 1992 International organizations F.12 General, 1992 F.13 International Monetary Fund (IMF), 1991-1994 Intimidation F.14 General, 1991-1992 F.15 Attacks against the opposition, 1991 F.16 Beatings, 1991 F.17 Suspicious arrests, 1991 Jews F.18 General, 1991-1993 F.19 Anti-Semitism, 1986-1994 June 1990 Events F.20 General, 1990-1992

Box 40 F.1 Interviews, 1991 F.2 List of arrested protesters, 1990-1991 F.3 Report--Group for Social Dialogue and the Romanian Helsinki Committee, 1990 F.4 Străuleşti Cemetery, 1990 F.5 Trials, 1990-1991 F.6 Judiciary, 1992-1993 F.7 King Michael, 1993 Labor F.8 General, 1990-1993 F.9 International Labour Office (ILO), 1989-1991 F.10 Right to strike, 1991-1993 F.11 Trade unions, 1990-1993 F.12 Land, 1992-1994 F.13 Laws: General, 1990-1992 F.14 Legislative activities, 1990-1992 F.15 Migration: Bilateral and multilateral treaties, 1993

Military F.16 General, 1990-1994

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F.17 Democratization movement, 1990-1991 F.18 Ministry of Defense, 1991 F.19 NATO, 1993-1994 F.20 Supreme Defense Council, 1991 F.21 Ministry of Interior: General, 1990-1992 Opposition F.22 General, 1990 F.23 Anti-totalitarian Front, 1990 F.24 Civic Alliance, 1990-1991 F.25 Demonstrations, 1990

Box 41 F.1 Solidarity with workers, 1990 Past Abuses F.2 General, 1989-1992 F.3 Association “November 15” Braşov, 1990-1991 F.4 Lustration, 1991 F.5 Minorities, 1991-1992 F.6 Police files, 1992 Prosecution F.7 General, 1992-1994 F.8 Ceauşescu’s associates, 1990-1993 Police F.9 General, 1990-1994 F.10 Democratization efforts, 1990 F.11 Excessive use of force, 1991-1994 Political parties F.12 General, 1990-1994 F.13 Civic Alliance, 1991 F.14 Greater Romania Party (PRM), 1991-1993 F.15 Liberal Party (PL), 1990-1994 F.16 Movement for Romania, 1992 F.17 Party of Romanian National Unity (PUNR), 1994 F.18 National Salvation Front (FSN), 1991 F.19 Party of Social Democracy of Romania (PSDR), 1993 F.20 Romanian Communist Party (PCR), 1991-1994 F.21 Socialist Labor Party (PSM), 1990-1991 F.22 Political prisoners--Amnesties for victims of abuses (under Ceauşescu), 1990-1991 Prisons F.23 General, 1973-1994

Box 42 Missions F.1-2 General, 1973-1992 (2 folders) F.3 Prison report, 1991 Prison conditions F.4 General, 1990-1992 F.5 Police lock-ups, 1992-1993 F.6 Procurator, 1991-1992 Psychiatric abuse

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F.7 General, 1989-1992 F.8 Individual cases, 1974-1991 Publications F.9 English, 1974-1985 Box 43 F.1 English, 1988-1989 F.2 German, 1990-1991 F.3-5 Romanian, 1977-1981, 1992 (3 folders)

Box 44 Refugees F.1 General, 1990-1993 F.2 Deportations, 1993 Religion F.3 General, 1977-1992 F.4 Greek Catholic, 1989-1991 F.5 Religious freedom, 1993-1994 Revolution F.6 General, 1989-1994 F.7 Victims, 1991 F.8 Right to privacy and correspondence, 1991-1993 F.9 Right wing (Political)--General, 1993-1994 F.10 Romanian library, 1991 F.11 Romanian monitoring (RFE/RL), 1991 F.12 Rome Conference (on human rights, organized by the Italian Helsinki Committee), 1988 F.13 Săpînţa (Village)--Roadblock and strike, 1990-1992 Securitate F.14 General, 1990-1993 F.15 Berevoieşti, 1991 F.16 Phone tapping, 1990 F.17 Security: Law on national security, 1991-1992

Box 45 F.1 SIRDO (Romanian Indep. Society of Human Rights), 1990-1991 F.2 Senator Romulus Vulpescu, 1992 F.3 Social issues: General, 1993 F.4 Soros Foundation: General, 1992-1993 F.5 SRI (Romanian Information Services), 1990-1994 Students F.6 General, 1990-1991 F.7 Strikes, 1990

F.8 Tismaneanu, Vladimir, BYZANTINE RITES: STALINIST FOLLIES: THE TWILIGHT (1986) Trials F.9 General, 1989-1990 F.10 Cseresznyés Pál case, 1990-1992 F.11-12 Oroszhegy (Dealu) case, 1990 (2 folders) F.13 United Nations, 1993 United States F.14 Bush administration, 1990-1991

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Box 46 F.1 Bush report, 1990-1991 Congress F.2 Most Favored Nation, 1987-1988 F.3 Congressional Human Rights Caucus, 1991 Foreign relations F.4 Most Favored Nation, 1990-1993 F.5 General, 1990-1994 F.6 Laber’s Romania testimony, 1985 F.7 Most Favored Nation, 1986-1988 State Department F.8 Country reports on human rights, 1991-1992 F.9 Critiques of country reports on human rights, 1991-1993 F.10 Violent events and demonstrations, 1991 F.11 Women: General, 1987-1994

Box 47 Slovakia F.1 List of files (Index), 1994 F.2 Helsinki Watch: Mission notebook, 1993 Slovenia F.3 General, 1991-1992 Tajikistan F.4 Dushanbe office (Fatimeh Ziai), 1991-1994 Yugoslavia F.5 Yugoslav Project, 1994

Series II: Holly Cartner Files Subseries 2: Subject Files

Box 1 F.1 General, 1986-1993 F.2 Albania, undated F.3 Austria, 1988-1988 F.4 Bibliographies, 1988-1989 F.5 Bulgaria, 1985-1993 F.6 Children, 1987 Clippings F.7-8 General, 1983-1991 (2 folders) F.9 Costa Rica, 1981 F.10 Council of Europe, 1993 F.11 Current affairs, 1988 F.12 Czechoslovakia , 1986-1993 F.13 Denmark, 1991 F.14 EASTERN EUROPEAN NATIONAL MINORITIES: A HANDBOOK, 1985 F.15 Etudes Tsiganes, 1983-1988 F.16 European Parliament, 1978-1988 F.17 France, 1980-1991 Germany F.18 General, undated

Box 2

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F.1-5 General, 1980-1992 (5 folders) F.6 Central Council of German Sinti and Roma, 1986-1991 F.7 Rose, Romani, CIVIL RIGHTS FOR SINTI AND ROMA , 1987

Box 3 Publications F.1 General, 1979-1991 F.2 Pogrom, 1981-1987 F.3 Romanian Gypsies, 1990

F.4 Greece--General, 1984-1991 Gypsy Lore Society F.5 Journal, 1991-1992 F.6 Newsletters (and some correspondence), 1988-1993 F.7 Organizations, 1988-1990 Hancock, Ian F.8 General, 1980-1990 F.9 THE PARIAH SYNDROME, 1986-1988 F.10 Health, 1987

Box 4 Helsinki Watch F.1 Contacts, 1989-1990 F.2 Correspondence, 1988-1989 F.3 Mission notes: Romania, 1990 F.4 Notes, 1988 F.5 Publications, 1993 F.6 Report, 1988 F.7 Henderschott, Carmen, 1988-1989 F.8 History, 1981-1985 F.9 Holocaust Memorial Council, 1986-1988 F.10 Hungary, 1985-1992 F.11 International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF)-- Proposal, 1990 F.12 International laws of relevance, 1989-1990 F.13 International Romani Union, 1987-1990 F.14 Ireland and Northern Ireland, undated F.15 Italy, 1987 F.16 Language, 1987-1990 F.17 Legal position of Gypsies in Western Europe, 1978 F.18 Media depictions, 1974-1988 F.19 Minority Rights Group Report, undated F.20 Netherlands, 1986-1988 F.21 Poland, 1982-1991

Box 5 Romania F.1-2 General, 1987-1993 (2 folders) F.3 Conference (Proposal), 1991 F.4-5 Current affairs, 1990-1993 (2 folders) F.6 History, 1983-1991 F.7 Repatriation (German-Romanian Agreement), 1992-1993

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F.8 Romanian press clippings, 1990-1992 F.9 Soviet Union, 1986-1991 Spain F.10 General, 1986-1987

Box 6 F.1 General, 1988-1991 F.2 Slaves, 1952 F.3 Sweden, 1978 F.4 Switzerland, 1986-1988 F.5 Turkey, 1990 F.6 United Kingdom, 1975-1991 F.7 United Nations, 1978-1988 United States F.8 General, 1978-1993 F.9 Cases, 1985-1988 F.10 Police relations with Gypsies, 1986-1988 F.11 State laws, 1988 F.12 Yugoslavia, 1986-1990

Series III: Cathy Fitzpatrick Files Subseries III.1: Correspondence Box 1 Correspondence F.1-5 General, 1983-1988 (5 folders) F.6 Canadian Peace Groups, 1983-1988 F.7 European Peace Groups, 1982-1987 F.8-10 U.S. Peace Groups, 1982-1987 (3 folders)

Subseries III.2: Country Files Box 1 Albania F.1 Background, 1984-1989 Bulgaria F.2 Background, 1984-1986 F.3 Family Reunification, 1984 Czechoslovakia F.4 Charter 77, 1982-1988 Hungary F.5 General, 1984-1988 F.6 Family Reunification, 1982 Poland F.7-8 Freedom and Peace, 1985-1988 (2 folders) F.9 Peace movements, 1987-1987 F.10-11 Movement:--Disarmament, 1982-1988 (2 folders)

Box 2 F.1 Solidarity Movement: “Voice of Solidarity” press, 1983-1986 Romania F.2 General, 1981-1987 F.3 Family Reunification, 1981-1982 USSR General F.4 News clippings, 1989

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F.5 Washington Post news clippings, 1989 F.6 Across Frontiers (resource for human rights work), 1984-1988 Addresses F.7 Mailing lists, 1984-1986 F.8 Monitors and Contacts--Soviet officials, 1979 Alexeyeva, Ludmilla F.9-11 Articles, speeches and reports, 1977-1980, 1983-1986 (3 folders) F.12 Correspondence and news clippings, 1976-1983

Box 3 F.1 Correspondence and news clippings, 1984-1987 F.2 Proposals, 1981-1989 F.3 Reviews, 1979-1980 F.4 Trips: White House lunch, 1981-1982 American Bar Association (ABA) F.5 Information package, 1987 F.6-7 Memos and news clippings, 1985-1988 (2 folders) F.8 Proposal: ABA and ASL Exchange Agreement, 1987 F.9 American Center for International Leadership (ACIL), 1987 F.10 American Friends Service Committee, 1983-1987

Box 4 F.1 American Psychiatric Association, 1987 Amnesty International F.2 General, 1981-1986 F.3 Helsinki Monitors, 1982-1986 Anti-Communism F.4-5 Cold War, 1978-1984, 1987 October (2 folders) Armenia F.6 General, 1982-1988 F.7 Airikyan, Paruir, 1988 F.8 Helsinki Watch Group, 1979-1987 F.9 Arms Control: U.S. and Soviet Union, 1982-1987 F.10 Art and Architecture: AVANT-GARDE (1960-1984), 1985 Baltics F.11-12 General, 1979-1984-1988 (2 folders)

Box 5 F.1 BALTIC NEWS, 1982-1988 Baptists F.2 Evangelical Christian, 1982-1986 F.3 Prisoner Bulletin, 1980-1988 F.4-5 Batovrin, Sergei: Testimony, 1982-1988 (2 folders) F.6 Beatings and Deaths, 1979-1987 F.7 Bernstein, Vitaly, Dr., 1982-1983 F.8 Book Publishing, 1985 F.9 Boycotts, 1978-1986

Box 6 1 Brailovsky, Viktor, 1980-1984 F.2 Brodsky, Vladimir, 1983-1987 F.3 Bruun, Kirsten (journalist)--correspondence and articles, 1983- 1987

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Bukovsky, Vladimir F.4-5 General, 1982-1987 (2 folders) F.6 Vladimir: Publications, 1982-1986 F.7 Cancer patients, 1985-1988 F.8 Cannard, Kelly (senior essay): “How to Build a Sustainable Trust between the USSR and the USA”, 1985 F.9 Chemical and Germ Warfare, 1981-1986

Box 7 Chernobyl F.1 General, 1984-1988 F.2 Reports and magazine articles, 1986-1987 F.3 Chronology: Soviet Human Rights, 1983-1984 F.4 Chukovsy, Kornei I., 1981-1982 F.5 Citizen Diplomacy, 1985-1988 F.6 Civil Defense, 1986-1987 F.7-8 Committee of Concerned Scientists, 1984-1988 (2 folders) F.9 Communications, 1983-1988 F.10 Complaints, 1985-1988

Box 8 F.1-5 Computers, 1984-1988 (5 folders) F.6 Conferences--Soviet-U.S. Human Rights, 1984-1988 F.7 Congress--United States, 1983-1988 F.8 Constitution, 1977 F.9 Consultative Committee for the Defense of Human Rights in the USSR, 1981 F.10 Criticism--Reagan Administration, 1983-1987 CSCE F.11 Bern: Experts Meeting, 1986 January-1986 April

Box 9 F.1 Bern: Experts Meeting, 1986 May-1986 June F.2 Budapest--Cultural Forum, 1985 F.3 Commission, 1980-1988 F.4 Madrid, 1979-1983 Ottawa F.5-6 Human Rights Experts, 1983-1985 (2 folders) F.7 Accreditation and list of participants, 1985 F.8 Plenary statements and annex, 1985 F.9 Stockholm Conference, 1984-1986

Box 10 Vienna F.1-2 General, 1986-1989 F.3 Third Review Meeting: Report on Violations of the Helsinki Final Act: Committee of Concerned Scientists, 1986 Cultural Center for Soviet Refugees F.4 General, 1985 F.5 Grant applications, 1985-1990 F.6 Daniloff, Nicholas, 1986 F.7 DAY BY DAY (Russian publication), 1987-1988 F.8 Democratic Union, 1988

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Box 11 F.1 Demonstrations, 1988-1989 F.2 DÉTENTE (magazine), 1985-1987 F.3 Disarmament and Human Rights, 1980-1986 F.4 Divided families and refuseniks (for Governor Cuomo), 1987 F.5 Dissidents: on Peace, 1983-1987 F.6 Dolgoprudnik (group), 1983-1987 F.7 Dudko, Rev. Dmitri, 1979-1980 F.8 Dzhemilev, Mustafa: (Crimean Tatars), 1978-1987 F.9 Eastern Europe: General, 1985-1988 F.10 Economy, 1979-1988 F.11 Education, 1984-1988 F.12 EKSPRESS KHRONIKA (newspaper), 1987-1988 F.13 Electoral System and Government, 1986-1987 F.14 Embassy--United States, 1983-1988 Emigration F.15 General, 1979-1981

Box 12 F.1 General, 1982-1988 F.2 Cases, 1989-1990 F.3 Report of the Soviet Jewry Law Project, 1988 F.4 Emigres, 1982-1987 F.5 Espionage, 1983-1988 Exchanges F.6 Scientific, 1983-1988 F.7-9 Soviet and American, 1979-1986 (3 folders)

Box 13 F.1-2 Soviet and American, 1986 May-1988 December (2 folders) F.3 Exiles: Correspondence, 1984 F.4 Extra-Judicial (harassment and denunciation), 1983-1988 F.5-7 Family Reunification, 1981-1988 (3 folders) F.8 Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR), 1982-1986 F.9 Fleishgakkers: (peace group), 1985

Box 14 F.1-2 Forced Labor, 1983-1986 (2 folders) F.3 Foreign Relations, 1979-1989 Forums--U.S. and USSR F.4 Conferences, 1983-1987 F.5 Correspondence, 1983-1988 F.6 News clippings, 1980-1987 F.7 Free Flow (of people and ideas), 1985-1986 F.8 Friendship and Dialogue, 1987-1988

Box 15 F.1 Gastev, Aleksei: Articles, 1985 F.2 Georgian Helsinki Watch Group, 1988 F.3 GESELLSCHAFT KONTINENT (magazine re: Soviet Dissidents), 1987 F.4 Ginzburg, Aleksandr, 1978-1980

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F.5 Glasnost, 1987 F.6 Goldberg, Paul: “Moscow Helsinki Watch Group” (proposal for a history), 1986 F.7 Gorbachev, Mikhail (news clippings), 1986-1988 F.8 Graham, Billy: Moscow Trip, 1982 F.9 Grain, 1979-1988 F.10 Grigorenko, Pyotr, 1979 F.11 Gromov, Leonid, 1986 F.12 Harassment of Foreigners, 1984-1987 Hare Krishnas F.13 General, 1984-1986

Box 16 F.1 General, 1987-1988 F.2-3 Helsinki Accords: 10th Anniversary, 1985-1986 (2 folders) F.4 Helsinki Final Act, 1986 Helsinki Watch Articles F.5-6 Cathy Fitzpatrick: manuscripts and published, 1983, 1987 (2 folders) F.7 Sojourners article, 1986-1987 F.8 Committee Info (including news from the USSR), 1985-1989

Box 17 F.1 Jurists Committee: (Legal) Sub-Committee on Soviet Union, 1987-1988 F.2 Press Releases: Prisoners Packets, 1987 F.3 Report by Cathy Fitzpatrick: MOSCOW’S INDEPENDENT PEACE MOVEMENTS, 1982 Trips F.4-5 General, 1979-1987, undated (2 folders) F.6 Maps, Guides and travel agents, 1987 F.7-8 April 1984 (2 folders)

Box 18 F.1 Fall 1985 F.2 1987 F.3 U.S. BROADCASTING TO SOVIET UNION (report)--Press, 1986 F.4 History, 1986-1988 F.5 Humanitas (peace activists), 1986 Human Rights F.6-7 General, 1978-1988 (2 folders) F.8 Roundtable (Moscow), 1987 F.9 Ideological Education or Ideology, 1982-1989 F.10 Iesmantas, Gintautas: Trial, 1981 F.11 Independent Initiative (for the establishment of East-West Trust), 1983-1986

Box 19 F.1 INF Treaty (Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces), 1983-1988 F.2-3 Informal Associations, 1988-1988 (2 folders) Institute for Soviet American Relations F.4 Correspondence, 1983-1985

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F.5-7 SURVIVING TOGETHER: (journal), 1984-1987 (3 folders) F.8 International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF), 1982- 1987 F.9 International Peace Walks--USSR, 1987-1988

Box 20 F.1-2 International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) and Dr. Chazov, 1985-1987 (2 folders) F.3 USSR: Intra-Bloc (news clippings on Russian relations with other Soviet Bloc countries), 1984-1988 F.4 Intrator, Genya: (journalist, TORONTO SUN), 1984-1986 F.5 Journals (dissident), 1987-1988 F.6 Kalistratova, Sofia, 1982 F.7 Kazachkova, D., 1987 F.8 Kazakhstan, 1987 F.9 KGB, 1982-1988 F.10 Khramov, Nikolai, 1985-1987 F.11 Khronika, 1980

Box 21 F.1 Kline, Edward: THE HELSINKI PROCESS (draft), 1985-1986 F.2 Kopelev, Lev, 1979-1981 F.3 Korean Airline Incident, 1983-1983 F.4 Koryagin, Anatoly, 1985-1987 F.5 Kovalyov (Kovalev), Ivan, 1981-1988 F.6 Kozlovsky, Yevgeny, 1980-1982 F.7 Landa, Malva, 1980-1982 F.8 Latin America, 1981-1987 Latvia F.9 Latvian Helsinki Group, 1979-1989

F.10 REPORT ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE HELSINKI FINAL ACT IN SOVIET OCCUPIED LATVIA, 1980- 1985 Box 22 F.1 Reports and LATVIAN NEWS DIGEST, 1983-1984 F.2-4 Latvians, 1982-1988 (3 folders) Lectures by Cathy Fitzpatrick F.5 Correspondence, 1983-1988 F.6 Manuscripts, 1983-1988 F.7 Legal (Soviet law), 1983-1988

Box 23 F.1 Letters for Peace, 1982-1984 F.2 Lifshitz, Vladimir, 1985-1986 Lithuania F.3 General, 1976-1985 F.4 ELTA INFORMATION BULLETIN, 1981-1986 F.5 Lithuanian Information Center or Service, 1980-1986 F.6 Petkus-Gajauskas Coalition, 1979 F.7 Lozansky, Edward (The Sakharov Institute), 1984-1988

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Box 24 Mail to the USSR F.1 INFORMATION BULLETIN OF FREEDOM OF COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE, 1983-1988 F.2 Returns, 1981-1986 F.3 Mandela, Winnie, 1986 F.4-5 Marchenko, Anatoly, 1981-1987 (2 folders) F.6 Marxist (groups), 1982-1984 F.7 McCollister, Jean, 1983-1987 F.8 McGlynn, Bob (Peace movements in Soviet Bloc), 1986-1988

Box 25 F.1 McReynolds, David, 1982-1988 Media F.2 Soviet, on Helsinki, 1979-1987 F.3-4 Soviet, on Human Rights, 1979-1988 (2 folders) F.5 Soviet, on Western Peace Movements, 1983-1987 F.6 Medvedkova, Olga and Yuri, 1983-1988 F.7 Medvid, Miroslav: Defector, 1985-1986 F.8 Meiman, Naum, 1980-1988 F.9 “Memorial” Group, 1988-1988 F.10 METROPOL, 1979-1983 F.11 Mia Clubs (informal groups), 1987-1988 F.12 Military, 1982-1987

Box 26 F.1 Ministry of Internal Affairs: MVD, 1984-1988 Monitors F.2-3 General, 1977-1988 (2 folders) F.4 Helsinki: Updates, 1979 Moscow F.5 AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN, 1981 Book Fairs F.6 “America Through American Eyes”, 1979 F.7 General, 1979-1980 F.8-9 Third Reception, 1981-1983 (2 folders)

Box 27 F.1 Fifth Reception, 1985-1985 F.2 Sixth Reception, 1987-1987 F.3 Fronts and European Peace Movements, 1982-1988 Helsinki Watch Group F.4-7 General, 1978-1982 (4 folders) F.8 10th Anniversary, 1986 F.9 Update Article 70 and 190-1, 1981-1983 F.10 Human Rights Conference, 1987-1989 F.11 Human Rights Society, 1988

Box 28 Peace Groups F.1 Background, 1982-1986 F.2 European Peace Groups-Defense, 1982-1986 F.3 Helsinki Watch-Defense, 1982-1985

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F.4 Non-United States, 1982-1983 F.5 United States, 1982-1986 F.6 USSR-Soviet Mission-Demonstration, 1982 Documents F.7 General, 1981-1982

Box 29 F.1-4 General, 1983-1987 (4 folders) F.5 Soviet Groups to Establish Trust, 1984 F.6 Graphics, 1982-1983 Information F.7 General, 1982-1983

Box 30 F.1 Package, 1984-1985 F.2-3 Requests, 1982-1986 (2 folders) F.4 January 1: (Silence for Peace), 1982-1984 Magazine F.5 Articles, 1982

Box 31 F.1 Articles, 1983-1987 F.2-4 Press clippings, 1981-1986 (3 folders) F.5 U.S. State Department, 1983 Moscow Trust Group F.6 Correspondence, 1983-1986 F.7 Defense of group in the U.S., 1985-1987 F.8 Documents, 1985-1986 Box 32 F.1 Documents, 1987-1988 F.2 Mailing to members, 1985-1987 F.3 Network, 1985-1986 F.4-5 News, 1983-1988 (2 folders) F.6 RETURN ADDRESS: INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN ON INDEPENDENT PEACE ACTIVITY, 1984-1985 F.7 Motrya, Ivan Fedorovich, 1984 F.8 Nationalities and Population, 1979-1989

Box 33 F.1 NATIONALITY SURVEY (Soviet magazine), 1985-1989 F.2 Nazi War Criminals, 1985-1987 F.3 Nekipelov, Victor, 1979-1980 F.4 NEW AMERICAN (Russian-English journal), 1986-1987 F.5 Newsletter (possible items), 1986-1987 F.6 NTS (Naradno-Trudoyoy Soyuz Rossiyskikh Solidarustov) (Popular Labor Alliance of Russian Solidarists), 1973-1987 F.7 Nuclear Tests, 1987 F.8-9 NUCLEAR TIMES (magazine), 1982-1984 (2 folders)

Box 34 F.1-3 NUCLEAR TIMES (magazine), 1985-1989 (3 folders) F.4 Nuclear Winter and Nuclear War, 1983-1987 F.5 Nudel, Ida, 1981-1982 F.6 October 1 Demonstrations, 1983

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F.7 Official Human Rights Statements, 1986-1988 F.8 Ogurtsov, Igor V., 1979 F.9 Ohio Helsinki Accords Council, 1982-1986 F.10 Olympics, 1978-1980 F.11 ON GOGOL BLVD (bulletin), 1987-1988 Orlov, Yuri F.12-15 General, 1977-1981 (4 folders)

Box 35 F.1-6 General, 1982-1986 (6 folders)

Box 36 F.1-2 General, 1987-1988 (2 folders) F.3-4 Articles, 1975-1988, undated (2 folders) F.5 Asylum Appeals, 1986-1988 Osipova, Tatiana F.6-7 Kovalov, Ivan, 1980-1987 (2 folders) F.8 Memorandum of law and petition, 1981-1982

Box 37 F.1 Pamyat: (ultra-nationalist organization, anti-Semitic), 1987-1988 F.2 Party Congress--Soviet Communist Party, 1985-1987 F.3 Past updates (on Soviet Dissidents), 1983-1985 F.4 Peace Activists East and West (PAEW), 1985-1988 F.5 PEACE AND DEMOCRACY NEWS (magazine), 1984-1990 Peace F.6 Education, 1984-1988 F.7 Freedom, 1986-1987 F.8-10 Issues, 1980-1985 (3 folders)

Box 38 F.1-2 Issues, 1986-1989 (2 folders) F.3 Peace Movements: Canada: Articles by Sommer, Frank D., MD:, 1981-1986 F.4 Peace Rights: West, 1983-1985 F.5 PEACE WORK (magazine), 1988-1989 F.6 Pentecostals, 1978-1988 F.7 Perugia (Soviet delegations to the Third European Convention for Nuclear Disarmament), 1984 Pipeline: Forced labor F.8-9 General, 1982-1987 (2 folders) F.10 FORCED LABOR IN THE USSR: PRELIMINARY REPORT TO CONGRESS, 1982

Box 39 Political Prisoners F.1-4 General, 1984-1989 (4 folders) Lists F.5 General, 1987-1987 F.6 Helsinki Watch Report, 1987-1988

Box 40 F.1 HELSINKI WATCH REPORT (original), 1988

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F.2 LIST OF POLITICAL PRISONERS IN THE USSR (publication), 1986 F.3 Popov, Oleg, 1982 F.4 Pravda Project, 1975-1983 Press F.5-8 General, 1981-1988 (4 folders) F.9 Afghanistan, 1983-1988

Box 41 F.1 Club Glasnost, 1987-1988 Prisoner Exchanges F.2 General, 1985-1986 F.3 The Five Dissidents, 1979 F.4 Prisoner Releases, 1987 F.5 Prisoner Psychiatric Abuse: General, 1983-1986 F.6 Prisoners: Special Concerns, 1982-1988 Prisons F.7-8 General, 1978-1988 (2 folders) F.9 Extra-Legal and Psychological Abuse, 1985-1986 Problems of Eastern Europe F.10 General, 1983-1986

Box 42 F.1 Financial, 1984-1985 F.2 Certificate of Incorporation and table of contents, 1981-1984 Psychiatric Abuse F.3-6 General, 1975-1989 (4 folders) F.7 Commission, 1979-1983

Box 43 F.1 Commission, 1984-1988 F.2 Defense, 1977-1988 F.3 REPORT OF THE U.S. DELEGATION TO ASSESS RECENT CHANGES IN SOVIET PSYCHIATRY, 1989 F.4-5 Public (Human Rights) Commission, 1987-1989 (2 folders) F.6 Public Opinion and Polls, 1982-1988

Box 44 F.1-2 Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty, 1983-1988 (2 folders) F.3 Radzinsky, Oleg and Shatravka, Aleksandr, 1982-1985 F.4 Ranchers for Peace, 1982-1983 F.5-6 Referendums: Nos. 1-15, 1987-1988 (2 folders)

Box 45 F.1-2 Referendums: Nos. 22-31, 1988-1989 (2 folders) Religion F.3-6 RELIGION IN COMMUNIST DOMINATED AREAS (journal), 1978-1990 (4 folders) F.7 RELIGION IN COMMUNIST LANDS (publication), 1990 F.8 Intolerance, 1986-1988 F.9 NOVOSTI PRESS AGENCY MONTHLY BULLETIN, 1987 F.10 Millennium of Christianity, 1988 F.11 Religious Believers: Defense and Briefing, 1987-1988

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Box 46 F.1 Religious Issues, 1977-1988 Religious Liberty F.2-8 General, 1977-1990 (7 folders)

Box 47 F.1 CHRONICLE OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN LITHUANIA, 1985-1986 Keston College F.2 General, 1980-1988 F.3 News releases, 1990-1991 F.4 Testimony--Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 1984 F.5 Religious Persecution: Testimony of Cathy Fitzpatrick before the Sub-Committee on Human Rights, 1986 Resistance International F.6-7 General, 1983-1987 (2 folders) F.8 Press book, 1983-1984 F.9 A PROPOSED HELSINKI, 1984 F.10 Returnees (émigrés who return to USSR), 1986-1987 F.11 Revolution of 1917, 1985 F.12 Rickert, Sheri, CENSORSHIP IN THE USSR, 1986 F.13 Right to Emigrate from the USSR Committee, undated F.14 Roginsky, Arseny B., 1981-1982

Box 48 F.1 Rosenthal Article: “Forgotten Prisoners”: Correspondence, 1987 F.2 Russian Nationalism, 1979-1985 F.3 Russian Social Fund, 1979-1987 Sakharov, Andrei F.4-9 General, 1979-1984 April (6 folders)

Box 49 F.1-8 General, 1984 May-1986 February (8 folders)

Box 50 F.1-5 General, 1986 March-1988 April F.6 Fifth International Hearing, 1984-1985

Box 51 F.1 Hunger Strike, 1981 F.2 Madrid Conference, 1980 F.3 Sakharov Watch, 1985-1986 Samizdat F.4 Bulletin, 1987-1988 F.5 Examples, 1971-1987 F.6 SANE and Freeze (peace group), 1988 F.7 Schultz, George (thank you letter for meeting), 1987 Scientists F.8-10 General, 1979-1988 F.11 Report of the ACM Committee on Scientific Freedom and Human Rights (Draft: COMPUTER SCIENTISTS WHOSE SCIENTIFIC FREEDOM AND HUMAN RIGHTS HAVE BEEN VIOLATED), 1982

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F.12 Secrecy, 1988 F.13 Seytmuratova, Ayshe: Crimean Tatars, 1978-1986

Box 52 F.1-3 Shcharansky, Anatoly B., 1979-1988 F.4 Shatravka Family, 1986-1988 F.5 Skilen, Daphne--correspondence, 1983-1987 F.6 SLAVIC GOSPEL ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER, 1987 F.7 Slepak, Vladimir, 1978-1987 F.8 SMOT (Free Inter-Professional Association of Workers), 1987- 1988 F.9-10 Social and Economic Rights, 1979-1988 (2 folders) F.11 Socialists Clubs, 1983-1987 F.12 Solovyev, Oleg, KALEIDOSCOPE, 1979 F.13 Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, 1975-1988

Box 53 F.1 SOS (Campaign for Sakharov, Orlov and Shcharansky), 1983-1984 Soviet Jewry F.2-6 General, 1979-1986 (5 folders)

Box 54 F.1-3 General, 1987-1988 (3 folders) F.4 Coalition to Free Soviet Jews: Info. Package, 1988 F.5 Emigration: HIAS Annual Report, 1979 F.6-9 Magazines and newsletters (A-P), 1981-1988 (4 folders)

Box 55 F.1 Magazines and newsletters (R-Z), 1983-1988 F.2-4 Sovietology, 1980-1990 (3 folders) F.5-8 Soviet Peace Committee, 1982-1988 (4 folders) F.9 SPAS: (Swedish Peace and Arbitration Society), 1987 F.10 Starr, S. Frederick--Articles, 1987-1988

Box 56 F.1-2 Summits, 1985-1988 (2 folders) F.3 Sysoyev, Vyacheslav (cartoonist), 1980-1984 F.4 Testing--Nuclear, 1985-1987 F.5 Thatcher, Margaret--Trip to Moscow, 1987 Timofeyev, Lev F.6 General, 1985-1989 F.7 Articles, Proposals, 1985-1993 F.8 Biographical Data, 1991-1991 F.9 THE LAST HOPE FOR SURVIVAL: REFLECTIONS ON THE CONDITION OF SOVIET REALITY, 1988

Box 57 F.1 Visit--United States, 1989 F.2 Trade, 1982-1988 Trips F.3-7 General, 1979-1988 (5 folders)

Box 58 F.1 Briefings, 1983-1988

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F.2 UK Trustbuilders (Peace group), 1985 Ukraine F.3 General, 1983-1989 F.4 Dragan, Anthony, VINNYTSIA: A FORGOTTEN HOLOCAUST, 1986 Ukrainian Helsinki Group F.5 General, 1975-1988 F.6 HERALD OF REPRESSION IN UKRAINE, 1981 F.7 THE PERSECUTION OF THE UKRAINIAN HELSINKI GROUP, 1980 Ukrainian Newspapers F.8-9 Smoloskyp, 1981-1986 (2 folders) F.10 UKRAINIAN WEEKLY, 1986-1987

Box 59 F.1 Ukrainian Peace Committee, 1986-1987 F.2 Ukrainian Peace Group, 1983-1988 F.3 Ukrainian Press Agency, 1987-1988 F.4 Ukrainian Uniate (Church), 1985-1987 F.5 UKRAINIAN WORLD CONGRESS OF FREE UKRAINIANS: NEWSLETTER, 1988 United Nations F.6 Human Rights Committee (1985) F.7 World Disarmament Resolution, 1982 United States F.8 Church and Clergy, 1975-1986 F.9 Policy: Disarmament, 1982-1987 F.10-12 Reagan Administration, 1983-1988 (3 folders) State Department F.13 Administration Human Rights Critique (mainly Voice of America), 1981-1983 F.14 Human Rights Bureau--General, 1979-1987 F.15 Visas (Soviet Visa procedures, 1982-1988 F.16 White House--Correspondence, 1988-1988

Box 60 F.1 USSR NEWS BRIEF (publication), 1983 F.2 Vatican, 1988 F.3 Velikhov, Yevgeniy (Soviet academic), 1986 F.4 Velikonova, Tatyana; Yakunin, Gleb; and Terlyatskas, Antanas, 1978-1986 F.5 Vins, Georgi P., 1979 F.6 Voinovich, Vladimir, 1978-1980 F.7 VOLYA (Information Bulletin on Easter Europe and the USSR), 1980-1986 F.8 Wallance, Greg (Report on Mission to Soviet Union and the case of Alexander and Vladimir Slepak), 1979 F.9 War Registers League, 1983-1986 F.10 Warsaw Pact, 1986-1987 F.11-12 Weisblatt, Karen--Correspondence, 1983-1987 (2 folders)

Box 61 Women

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F.1-4 General, 1975-1993 (4 folders) F.5 CHRONICLE OF THE WOMEN’S CAMP IN MORDOVIA, USSR, 1985 Mamanova, Tatyana F.6 General, 1981-1983 F.7 TRANSLATIONS (Russian feminist anthology), 1983-1984 F.8 Prisoners: Document of the Moscow Group to Promote Observance of the Helsinki Accords, 1981 F.9 WOMEN IN RUSSIA (and other publications), 1979

Box 62 Workers F.1-3 General, 1978-1988 (3 folders) F.4 Forced Labor, 1985-1988 F.5 Rights, 1984-1988 F.6 World Without War Council (WWWC), 1983-1988 F.7 Writer & Human Rights--Amnesty International Conference, 1981 Writers F.8 General, 1983-1985 F.9 Emigres, 1979-1988 Other Artists F.10 General, 1983

Box 63 F.1-6 General, 1984-1988 (6 folders) F.7 Russkaia Mysl, 1983-1987

Box 64 F.1 Writers’ Press Conference, 1982 Yalta F.2 Documents prepared by the Moscow Trust Group, 1982-1985 F.3 News clippings, 1982-1987 F.4 Youth Festival: Moscow, 1985 F.5 Zunsheine, Zakhar and Tatiana (petition), 1984-1985 Miscellaneous F.6 General, undated F.7 Ametistov, E. (article about attached decree), 1989 F.8 Appeal against Crimean Tatars, undated F.9 Azerbaijan, 1987-1990 F.10 Boshko, A.: Appeal to the International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights--Carl von Schwartzenberg, 1987 F.11 Bulletin: A PRISONERS PAGE” PRISONS AND CAMPS IN THE BREZHNEV-ERA SAMIZDAT, 1988-1989 Case files F.12 Kasianov-Burkov, 1987-1990 F.13 People arrested for distributing samizdat, 1990 F.14 Commission on Innovation and Information, 1990 F.15 Committee for Constitutional Surveillance: Kon, Yuri, 1990 Committee for Social Defense F.16 Statistical data on displaced persons, 1990 F.17 Zhernova-Mill, 1990 F.18 Committee of Political Prisoners in the USSR: Appeals and regulations, 1989

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F.19 Correspondence, 1987-1990 F.20 CSCE Vienna Meeting--Barats family--Galina & Vassily, 1987 Dissidents F.21 Grinblut, Arkadii, 1989 F.22 Kizelov, Fiodor F., 1987-1988 F.23 List of judges involved in trials, undated F.24 Driubin, Gherman: Account on being attacked, 1990 F.25 First Congress of the Labor Confederation: Resolution, 1990 F.26 Free Unions in the USSR (discussion on the situation of human rights), 1990 F.27 Gdlian, T., Prosecutor, 1990

Box 65 F.1 GROUP FOR TRUST BETWEEN EAST AND WEST (newsletter), 1987 F.2 Group: “Friendship and Dialogue”, 1987 F.3 International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights Conference, Moscow, June 1990, 1990 F.4 Kovalenko, Nina: Letter to U.S. Department of State, 1987 F.5 Leaflet calling for demonstrations, 1990 F.6 Letter to Sergei Kovalev, 1990 F.7 Lyanin, A.: Abuse in army, 1990 F.8 Dr. Massover’s case, 1989-1990 F.9 Maximova, Galina: Appeal to CSCE to leave the USSR, 1990 F.10 Medova, Natalia: Letter to Helsinki Watch, 1990 F.11 Mitrokhin, Sergei, (Human rights movements in the USSR), undated F.12 MOSCOW BIO--news releases, 1989 F.13 Neyfakh, A.: LITHUANIANS, undated F.14 Press clippings, mostly Russkaia Mys, 1986-1987 F.15 Prisoners in psychiatric detention units, 1987 F.16 Psychiatric abuse: Individual cases, 1986-1990 F.17 Refuseniks: Lindner, Eduard, 1989 F.18 Sadovsky, V.: Articles, 1989 F.19 Samizdat: DAY BY DAY, 1988 F.20 Savenko, Yuri: Modern Soviet Psychiatry and Human Rights, 1989 F.21 Slobodskoi, N. E., 1988-1989 F.22 Sorbuchev, Sergei: Letter to Amnesty International, 1990 F.23 Svetushkin, Sergei, 1987 F.24 Toropov, G. A.: Letter to Larisa Bogoraz, undated F.25 Volkhmentseva, G.: Freedom of association, undated F.26 Wallenberg, Raoul: Resolution on his destiny and significance, 1990

Box 66 Yugoslavia F.1 List of files: Index, undated F.2-5 General, 1980-1989 (4 folders) F.6 Albanian—Ethnic--General, 1980-1989 F.7 ALBANIAN KOSOVAR YOUTH IN THE FREE WORLD (Newsletter), 1982-1988

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F.8 American Bar Association--Vladimir Mijanovic--Trial, 1984 F.9 American Croatians for Human and National Rights, 1978-1987 F.10 American Psychiatric Association: Correspondence, 1980 Amnesty International F.11 Correspondence, 1981-1982 F.12 Reports, 1980-1989

Box 67 F.1 Army, 1983-1988 F.2 Artukovic, Andrija, 1985-1987 F.3 Associations, 1989 Belgrade Siz F.4 Background, 1985-1986 F.5 Defense, 1986 F.6 Trial, 1984-1985 F.7 Beloff, Nora--articles, 1984-1986 F.8 Biblowit, Charles, 1985 F.9 Biblowit--Paraga, 1987 F.10 Bans, 1986-1987 F.11 Borba (Series of articles on criminal code and prisons), 1987 F.12 Bulgaria--Relations, 1983-1985

F.13 Cavoski, Kosta, 1984-1987 CADDY (Committee to Aid Democratic Dissidents in Yugoslavia) F.14 General, 1980-1986 F.15-16 Bulletin, 1980-1983 (2 folders)

Box 68 F.1-3 Bulletin, 1984-1992 (3 folders) F.4-5 Correspondence, 1979-1989 (2 folders) F.6 Mailing list, 1981-1984 F.7 List of prisoners, 1986 F.8 Press releases, statements, 1984-1987

Box 69 F.1 Censorship, 1980-1988 F.2-3 Committee for the Defense of Freedom of Thought and Expression, 1982-1989 (2 folders) F.4 Committee for the Protection of Human Rights, 1987-1989 F.5 Conscientious objectors, 1989 F.6 Contacts, 1984-1988 F.7 Correspondence, 1982-1987 F.8 Criminal Code (excerpt), undated Croatia F.9 General, 1978-1986 Croatian National Congress F.10 General, 1979-1983 F.11 CNC REPORT (publication), 1984-1987 F.12 CSCE (Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe), 1982- 1986

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F.13 Dedijer, Vladimir, 1982-1984 Defense of Yugoslav dissidents F.14 General, 1984-1989 F.15 Europe, 1984-1985

Box 70 F.1 United States, 1984-1987 F.2 Democracy International, 1980 F.3 Demonstrations, 1988 F.4 Dissent, 1982-1984 F.5 Djilas, Akim, 1984 F.6 Djilas, Milovan, 1979-1988 F.7 Djogo, Gojko, 1981-1983 F.8 Economy, 1980-1988 F.9 EVROPSKA ZORA (European Dawn), 1979-1980 F.10 Emigres, 1982-1984 F.11 Foreign relations, 1980-1986 F.12 Free flow of people, 1987 F.13-14 Freedom of association and assembly, 1988-1989 (2 folders)

Box 71 Helsinki Watch F.1 Articles, 1982-1985 F.2 Correspondence, 1980-1985 F.3-6 Missions, 1986-1989 (4 folders) F.7 Report: FREEDOM TO CONFORM, 1981-1983 F.8 Testimonies, 1991-1993 Trial F.9 Defense, 1984-1985 F.10 Updates, 1984-1985 F.11 Human rights, 1979-1987 F.12 International Human Rights Law Group, 1980-1981

Box 72 F.1 Islam, 1983-1984 F.2 Ivejaz, Pjeter, 1986 F.3 JUGOSLOVEN (publication), 1980-1986 F.4 Karp, Russ, 1984-1985 F.5 KNJIZEVNA REC (magazine), 1988 Kosovo F.6-7 General, 1981-1989 (2 folders) F.8-9 Foreign Broadcast Information Service news releases, 1982- 1989 (2 folders) F.10 Riots, 1979-1982 F.11 Krsmanovic, Tomislav--Committee for the Protection of Human Rights, 1988

Box 73 F.1 Law, 1985-1985 F.2 Lawyers Committee for International Human Rights, 1984-1985 F.3 LCY (League of Communists of Yugoslavia), 1982-1989 F.4 Licht, Sonja, 1989 F.5 Macedonia, 1985-1986

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F.6 Markovic, Mihajlo, 1985 F.7 Markovic, Vladimir, 1982-1986 F.8 Mastnak, Tomaz, 1986 F.9 Media, 1980-1986 Mihajlov, Mihajlo F.10 General, 1968-1989 F.11-12 Articles, interviews, 1972-1989 (2 folders) F.13 Bibliography, 1961-1980 F.14 Biographical data, 1979-1983 Correspondence F.15 General, 1979-1985

Box 74 F.1 Center for Appeals for Freedom (CAF), 1980-1981 F.2-3 Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, 1985-1987 (2 folders) F.4 Milisic, Miodrag, 1983 F.5 Nationalities, 1985-1986 F.6 Nedic, Miladin, 1986-1987 F.7 Nikolic, Milan, 1984-1990 F.8 Northern California's Alliance for Justice in Yugoslavia, 1987 Paraga, Dobroslav F.9-10 General, 1983-1986, 1988 F.11 Press clippings, 1980-1989

Box 75 F.1 Pasic, Nicholas--The Standing Committee on Human Rights, 1987 F.2 Peace, 1985-1988 F.3 PEN Writers in Prison Committee, 1983-1986 F.4 Political charges, arrests and sentences, 1988-1989 F.5 Political prisoners, 1975-1988 F.6 Popovic, Srdja, 1976-1984 F.7 PRAXIS (group), 1979-1985 Press F.8 General, 1980-1987 F.9 Correspondence, 1980-1986 F.10 European, 1981-1987 F.11 Post-Tito, 1979-1988 F.12 Tito, 1980-1980 F.13 United States, 1982-1985

Box 76 F.1 Yugoslav, 1983-1985 F.2 Prison conditions, 1983-1986 F.3 Prisoners, 1988-1989 F.4-5 Psychiatric abuse, 1981-1988 (2 folders) F.6 Public prosecutor, 1984-1986 F.7 Publications, 1977-1987 F.8 Refugees, 1987-1988 Religion F.9 General, 1981-1987 F.10 RELIGION IN COMMUNIST DOMINATED AREAS (publication), 1978-1979 F.11 Robinovitz, Stuart, 1984-1985

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F.12 Salaj, Branko: Correspondence, 1981-1982 F.13 SAMOUPRAVA (Self-Management) (publication), 1986-1988 F.14 Secret service, 1978-1985

Box 77 F.1 Sekelj, Laslo, 1983 Seks, Vladimir F.2-3 General, 1983-1989 (2 folders) F.4 Petition on his behalf, 1985 F.5-6 Selic, Momcilo, 1979-1985, 1987 (2 folders) F.7 Seselj, Vojislav, 1984-1987 F.8 Security, 1984 F.9 SKUP (ublication) 1981-1986 F.10 Slapsak Committee, 1987 Slovenia F.11 General, 1984-1989

Box 78 F.1 Army, 1988 F.2 INDEPENDENT VOICES (publication), 1988-1989 F.3 MLADINA (youth magazine), 1987-1988 F.4 Slovenian arrests (Jansa, Tasic, Borstner), 1988 F.5 Solidarity--Yugoslavia, 1987 F.6 Sunic, Tomislav, 1987 F.7 Svaruna, 1987 F.8 Terrorism, 1980-1987 F.9 THAT’S YUGOSLAVIA (publication), 1982-1988 F.10 Travel, 1981-1984 F.11 Trial documents, 1983-1986 F.12 Trials, 1981-1988

Box 79 F.1 Tudjman, Franjo, 1981-1984 F.2 USSR: Yugo-Soviet relations, 1978-1988 F.3 United Nations, 1983 F.4 UNESCO, 1986 United States F.5 Administration, 1988 Congress F.6 General, 1984-1987 F.7 Correspondence, 1980-1982 F.8 Presidential correspondence, 1980-1985 State Department F.9 General, 1982-1985 F.10 Correspondence, 1980-1989 F.11 Reports, 1980-1987 F.12 Unrest, 1988-1989 F.14 War criminals--WW II, 1986 F.15 Workers, 1980-1988 F.16 Writers, 1984-1988 F.17 Yugoslav Helsinki Committee, 1987-1988 Miscellaneous F.18 Yugoslav mailing list: CADDY, 1980-1982

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Subseries III.3. Subject Files

Box 1 F.1 CIA--General, 1982-1985 F.2 Country reports--Reagan Administration--Human Rights--Communist countries, 1983-1984 F.3 Democracy International booklet, 1980 F.4 Environment and Ecology, 1983-1988 F.5 Esche, Dieter (European Network for East-West Dialogue), 1985-1988 F.6 Foreign Policy Research Institute: Conference: “Will the Communist States Survive?”, 1987 F.7 Information Requests (made to Helsinki Watch), 1984-1985

F.8 INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service)--East European cases, 1985-1987 F.9 International Citizens Helsinki Watch Conference (Bellagio), 1982 F.10 International Society for Human Rights: A Position Paper on South Africa, 1987 Peace Movements Background F.11 Asia, 1986 F.12 Canada, 1983-1986 F.13-14 PEACE MAGAZINE, 1985-1986 (2 folders)

Box 2 F.1 PEACE MAGAZINE, 1987-1989 F.2-3 Europe, 1982-1988 (2 folders) F.4 FREDSSTIKKA (publication), 1983 F.5 Hesse, Dagmar, THE WEST GERMAN PEACE MOVEMENT AND NEW GERMAN NATIONALISM, 1983 United States F.6-8 Background, 1980-1983 (3 folders)

Box 3 F.1-2 Background: US, 1984-1989 (2 folders) F.3 Pro-Peace, 1985-1986 F.4 Burlington Peace Coalition, 1980-1984 F.5-6 Campaign for Peace and Democracy, 1982-1988 (2 folders) F.7 PEACE AND DEMOCRACY NEWS, 1984-1988 F.8 DISARMAMENT CAMPAIGNS (magazine), 1986-1988

Box 4 F.1 Eastern Europe: General, 1982-1987 F.2-3 END (European Nuclear Disarmament), 1982-1988 F.4-5 END: JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT, 1982-1988

Box 5 F.1 German Democratic Republic (GDR), 1981-1982, 1986-1988 F.2 Greens--Petra Kelly--German Greens in Bundestag, 1984-1987

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F.3 HW: FROM BELOW: INDEPENDENT PEACE AND ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENTS IN EASTERN EUROPE AND THE USSR, 1987-1988 F.4 International Peace Committee and Coordination Center (IPCC), 1986-1988 F.5 LISTY: Documents of Independent Peace Movements: East-West, 1983-1986 F.6-7 Thompson, E.P., 1980-1987 (2 folders)

Box 6 F.1 Women’s Action for Nuclear Disarmament Education., 1985 F.2 World Assembly for Peace and Life Against Nuclear War (Prague), 1983-1985

Psychiatry F.3 International Association on the Political Use of Psych., 1987 F.4 United States--involuntary commitment, 1984 Religion under Communism Keston College F.5 FRONTIER (magazine), 1987-1990 F.6 THE RIGHT TO BELIEVE, 1980-1985 F.7-10 Keston News Service, 1984-1987 (4 folders)

Box 7 F.1-3 Keston News Service, 1988-1991 (3 folders)

Series IV: Janet Fleischmann Files Czechoslovakia Box 1 F.1 ACTA Quarterly, 1987-1988 F.2 Amnesty International U.S.A., 1982-1984 F.3 The Charta 77 Foundation--Correspondence, 1981-1989 The Charta 77 Foundation F.4 Correspondence--Janouch, Frantisek, 1985-1989 F.5 Charta 77 Abstracts, 1980-1989 Charter 77 F.6-9 Documents, 1977-1988 (4 folders) F.10-11 General, 1983, 1987-1988 (2 folders)

Box 2 F.1 General, 1989 F.2-3 General-New York, 1986-1987 (2 folders) F.4 International Contacts, 1982-1985 Spokespersons F.5 Battek, Rudolf, 1980-1985 F.6 Benda, Vaclav, 1984-1986 F.7 Dienstbier, Jiri, 1980-1989 F.8 Hajek, Jiri, 1979-1989 F.9 Havel, Vaclav, 1979-1987 F.10 Hejdanek, Ladislav, 1977-1986 F.11 Hromadkova, Marie, 1980-1985 F.12 Kanturkova, Eva, 1981-1986 F.13 Kozlik, Jan, undated F.14 Krizkova, Marie Rut, 1983

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F.15 Kubisova, Marta, 1977 F.16 Lis, Ladislav, 1982-1987 F.17 Litomisky, Jan, 1983-1987 F.18 Maly, Vaclav, 1980-1987 F.19 Marvanova, Anna, 1982-1986 F.20 Palous, Martin, 1980-1986 F.21 Palous, Radim, 1982 F.22 Patocka, Jan, 1980-1987 F.23 Placak, Bedrich, 1981 F.24 Rejchrt, Milos, 1980 F.25 Ruml, Jiri, 1981-1987 F.26 Sabata, Jaroslav, 1980-1981 F.27 Sabatova, Anna, 1984-1987 F.28 Silhanova, Libuse, 1987 F.29 Stern, Jan, 1986 F.30 Sternova, Jana, 1984 F.31 Sustrova, Petruska, 1985 F.32 Tominova, Zdena, 1979 F.33 Vohryzek, Josef, 1987

Box 3 F.1-2 Spokespersons, 1977-1989 (2 folders) F.3 Statements, 1979-1985 Tenth Anniversary Evening, 1987 Jan. 26 F.4 Correspondence, 1987-1987 F.5 General, 1987 F.6 Flanagan, Tommy, 1987 F.7 Formanek, Michael, 1987 F.8 Children, 1980-1985 F.9 Civic Forum, 1989-1990 F.10-11 Conditions-General, 1977-1986 (2 folders)

Box 4 F.1 Correspondence-General, 1987-1990 F.2 CSCE Cultural Forum (Budapest), 1985 F.3 Cultural Freedom, 1981-1989 F.4-10 Czechoslovak Newsletter, 1979-1989 (7 folders)

Box 5 F.1 “Czechoslovakia ‘88: A Different Seminar” (Prague, 1988 November), 1988-1989 Demonstrations F.2 Wenceslas Square Rally, Prague, 1988 September 24 F.3 70th Anniversary of the Founding of Czechoslovakia (1988 October 28), 1988-1889 F.4 40th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1988 December 10 F.5 “May Day” Demonstration, 1989 May 1 F.6 21st Anniversary of the Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia, 1989 August 21 F.7 71st Anniversary of the Founding of Czechoslovakia, 1989 October 28 F.8 Jan Opletal Demonstration, 1989 November 17 F.9 Devaty, Stanislav (dissident), 1989

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F.10 Dubcek, Alexander, 1988-1989 F.11 Duray, Miklos, 1987-1989 F.12 East Germany, 1989 F.13 Economy, 1987-1989 F.14 Elections-1990, 1989-1990 F.15 Emigration--Kubickova, Alena, 1979-1981

Box 6 F.1 Environment, 1983-1989 Faltus, Anna F.2-7 UPDATE ON THE STATUS OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1980-1988 (6 folders)

Box 7 F.1-4 UPDATE ON THE STATUS OF HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA (1988-1989) (4 folders) F.5 Foreign Affairs--General, 1980-1986 F.6 Freedom of Assembly/Association, 1989 F.7 Freedom of Expression, 1986-1989

Box 8 F.1 Freedom of Movement, 1980-1989 F.2 General, 1984-1989 F.3 Government, 1988-1989 F.4 Government Organized NGOs (GONGO), 1988-1989 F.5 Gypsies, 1978-1988 F.6-7 Havel, Vaclav, 1987-1990 (2 folders) Helsinki Watch F.8 Czechoslovak Helsinki Committee, 1988-1989 F.9 Information and Protests, 1988-1989

Box 9 F.1 Human Dimensions of the CSCE, Paris, 1989 May 30-June 23 Human Rights--Activists--Status F.2 General, 1985-1989 F.3 Adamek, Josef, 1986 F.4 Adamek, Frantisek, 1985-1987 F.5 Bedeiova, Jirina, 1985-1986 F.6 Bednarova, Otta, undated F.7 Benda, Marek, 1983 F.8 Bila, Renata, 1986 F.9 Borovsky, Bronislav, 1985 F.10 Bunka, Eduard, 1986 F.11 Burian, Jan, 1985 F.13 Cibulka, Petr, 1978-1989 F.14 Dambrowski, Antonin, 1985 F.15 Danhelova, Jitka, 1985 F.16 Danisz, Josef, 1979-1981 F.17 Devaty, Jiri, 1985-1986 F.18 Devaty, Stanislav, 1985-1987 F.19 Dienstbierova, Zuzana, 1982 F.20 Dudr, Pavel, 1985-1986 F.21 Dus, Jan, 1978-1987

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F.22 Dvorak, Vaclav, 1985-1986 F.23 Filo, Stanislav, 1986 F.24 Fucik, Vladimir, 1986 F.25 Gabaj, Aloiz, 1985 F.26 Galsky, Desider, 1986 F.27 Gans, Jiri, 1986 F.28 Gavlas, Tomas, 1986 F.29 Gossel, Gabriel, 1985 F.30 Gruntorad, Jiri, 1983-1986 F.31 Hajek, Jan, 1983-1986 F.32 Hauptman, Petr, 1985-1986 F.33 Havel, Ivan, undated F.34 Hejlek, Josef, 1986 F.35 Helstyn, Dalibor, 1986 F.36 Hlozanka, Radim, 1985-1986 F.37 Holecek, Michal, 1985-1986 F.38 Horak, Pavel, 1986 F.39 Horec, Jaromir, 1981 F.40 Hrabal, Bohumil, 1986 F.41 Hresko, Michal, 1986 F.42 Ingr, Zdenek, 1986 F.43 Jablonicky, Joseph, 1986 F.44 Janecek, Jaroslav, 1985 F.45 Janik, Bystrik, 1986 F.46 Janosikova, Alena, 1985 F.47 Javorsky, Stefan, 1986 F.48 Jirous, Ivan Martin, 1983-1985 F.49 Jirousova, Vera, 1986 F.50 Juhascik, Jan, Jr., 1985 F.51 Juhascik, Jan, Sr., 1985 F.52 Jung, Josef, 1986 F.53 Kania, Walter, 1985-1986 F.54 Kantos, Ivo, 1986 F.55 Kaplanova, Marie, 1986 F.56 Keller, Jan, 1985-1986 F.57 Kohout, Milan, 1979-1986 F.58 Kohut, Igo, 1986 F.59 Kolar, Stanislav, 1985 F.60 Konc, Tomas, 1985 F.61 Kotrisova, Maria, 1986 F.62 Kutrly, Zdenek, 1985 F.63 Koutny, Bedrich, 1985 F.64 Kozanek, Petr, 1985 F.65 Kozdon, Bohumil, 1986 F.66 Krivka, Pavel, 1985-1986

Box 10 F.1 Kubicek, Petrn, 1986 F.2 Kubis, Lubomirq, 1986 F.3 Kusy, Miroslav, 1986 F.4 Kuzelova, Kvetoslava, 1985-1986 F.5 Kyncl, Karel, 1981-1987 F.6 Lacina, Zdenek, 1986 F.7 Machalek, Jakub, 1985

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F.8 Marek, Vlastimil, 1986-1987 F.9 Matula, Roman, 1986 F.10 Mlynarik, Jan, 1981 F.11 Mrtvy, Michal, 1986 F.12 Mucik, Vladimir, 1985 F.13 Mullerova, Lenka (nee, Mareckova), 1985 F.14 Navratil, Augustin, 1985-1986 F.15 Nechalova, Marie, 1986 F.16 Nejedly, Julius, 1985 F.17 Nemec, Jaromir, 1985-1986 F.18 Nemec, Jiri, undated F.19 Nemeth, Matej, 1985 F.20 Nos, Josef, 1985 F.21 Novosad, Jaroslav, 1985 F.22 Obola, Milan, 1986 F.23 Ocenasek, Karel, 1986 F.24 Ondrus, Jan, 1986 F.25 Pavlicek, Jiri, 1986 F.26 Petrivy, Tomas, 1986 F.27 Pitas, Stanislav, 1985 F.28 Piskor, Jiri, 1986 F.29 Pokrupa, Ludek, 1985 F.30 Popelka, Jaroslav, 1988 F.31 Pospisil, Ctirad, 1985 F.32 Prusa, Josef, 1983-1984 F.33 Prochazka, Miroslav, 1986 F.35 Rohacek, Marek, 1985 F.36 Ruml, Jan, 1987 F.37 Savrda, Jaromir, 1983-1986 F.38 Schubert, Daniel, 1986 F.39 Seifert, Jaroslav, 1986 F.40 Sekaninova-Cakrtova, Gertrude, 1978-1987 F.41 Sevec, Ladislav, 1985 F.42 Siklova, Jirina, Dr., 1981 F.43 Silar, Franktisek, 1986 F.44 Silhanova, Libuse, 1987 F.45 Simecka, Milan, 1981-1986 F.46 Skosnik, Josef, 1986 F.47 Skoda, Pavel, 1985-1986 F.48 Skuta, Petr, 1986 F.49 Sobanos, --, 1985 F.50 Srp, Karel, 1986 F.51 Starek, Frantisek, 1985-1989 F.52 Svestka, Jaroslav, 1985-1986 F.53 Trojan, Ladislav, 1985 F.54 Uhl, Petr, 1983-1989 F.55 Vacek, Eduard, 1986 F.56 Vecan, Jan, 1985 F.57 Veverka, Otakar, 1986 F.58 Vik, Milan, 1986 F.59 Vohryzek, Josef, 1987 F.60 Wolf, Jiri, 1985-1989 F.61 Wonka, Jiri, 1986-1987 F.62 Wonka, Pavel, 1986-1989

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F.63 Zalesky, Pavel, 1986 F.64 Zan, Jan, 1985 F.65 Human Rights--Violations, 1985

Box 11 Hungarian Minority F.1 Duray, Miklos, 1980-1985 F.2 General, 1979-1989 F.3 Husak, Gustav, 1987 Independent Groups F.4 “Democratic Initiative”, 1988 F.5 “Independent Initiatives”, 1988-1989 F.6 Independent Movement, 1987-1989 F.7 INDEX ON CENSORSHIP, 1983-1986 F.8 Information Forum, London, England, 1989 April 18-May 12 F.9 International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF), 1989 Jazz Section of the Czechoslovak Union of Musicians (Jazz Section) F.10 General, 1987-1989 F.11 Petition, 1984-1987

Box 12 F.1 Press Clips, 1983-1987 Trials F.2 General, 1984-1986 F.3-4 Jazz Section Trial, 1987 January-December (2 folders) F.5 UNESCO, 1985-1987 F.6 Jirous, Ivan (case-dissident), 1985-1989 F.7 Kavan, Jan, 1987-1989 Legislation F.8 Background, 1974-1985

Box 13 F.1 General, 1986-1990 F.2 LISTY: JOURNAL OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK SOCIALIST OPPOSITION, 1989 Missions F.3 Czechoslovak, 1980-1982 F.4 Fleischmann, Janet, 1989 F.5 Kennedy, David, Esq. (1989 September) F.6 Labor, 1987-1989 F.7 Lawrence, Robert S., MD (1988 January 17), 1987-1988 F.8 Physicians for Human Rights, 1988 F.9 Vaclav Havel Trial (Schwartz, Hermann), 1989 February F.10 “Movement for Civil Liberties”, 1988-1989 F.11 Music, 1987-1989 F.12 Navratil, Augustin, 1988-1989 F.13 Palach, Jan-Commenoration, 1989

Box 14 Palach Press Limited F.1 Correspondence, 1979-1988 F.2 Correspondence--MacArthur Foundation Grant, 1987-1988

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F.3-4 INFOCH SUMMARY OF INFORMATION ON CHARTER 77 (Nos. 1-24), 1988 (2 folders) F.5-6 INFOCH SUMMARY OF INFORMATION ON CHARTER 77, 1988-1989 (2 folders)

Box 15 F.1 INFOCH SUMMARY OF INFORMATION ON CHARTER 77, 1989 F.2 SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, No. 7 , 1977 July F.3 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN, No. 8, 1977 November F.4 SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, No. 8, 1977 November F.5 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN, No. 9, 1978 March F.6 SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, No. 9, 1978 March F.7 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN, No. 10, 1978 October F.8 SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, No. 10, 1978 October F.9 LIMITED-PALACH PRESS BULLETIN, No. 11, 1979 August F.10 SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, No. 11, 1979 August F.11 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN, No. 12, 1979 December F.12 SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, No. 12, 1979 December F.13 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN, No. 13, 1980 April F.14 SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, No. 13, 1980 April F.15 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN AND SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, No. 14, 1980 July F.16 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN (Double Isssue), Nos. 15 and 16, 1981 January F.17 SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, Nos. 15 and 16, 1981 January F.18 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN AND SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, No. 17, 1981 June F.19 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN AND SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS (SPECIAL TREBLE ISSUE), Nos. 18, 19 and 20, 1982 April

Box 16 F.1 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN (TREBLE ISSUE), Nos. 21, 22, 23, 1983 February F.2 SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, Nos. 21, 22 and 23, 1984 July F.3-7 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN, (Nos. 24-27), 1984-1986 (5 folders) F.8 SUMMARY OF AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS, No. 26, 1986 May F.9 PALACH PRESS BULLETIN, No. 28/29 (Double Issue), 1987 October

Box 17 Peace Movements Charter 77

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F.1-2 General, 1982-1987 (2 folders) F.3 Peace Seminar (1988 June), 1988-1989 F.4 Documents, 1982-1986 F.5 General, 1987-1989 F.6 Independent Peace Movement, 1988-1989 F.7 Young Art for Peace, 1984-1987 F.8 Pechota, Vratislav, 1979-1982 Petitions F.9 Appeal Proclamation: JUST A FEW SENTENCES, 1989 June 29 F.10 Protests, 1989

Box 18 F.1 “Plastic People”, 1981-1989 F.2 Poland, 1988 F.3 Polansky, Ivan (Catholic activist), 1988 F.4-5 Political Prisoners, 1987-1989 (2 folders) F.6 Political Trials and Arrests, 1986-1989 F.7 Pospichal, Petr (Catholic activist), 1987-1989 Prague Spring F.8 20th Anniversary--Demonstration, 1988 F.9 General, 1987-1988

Box 19 F.1 Invasion, 1989 F.2-6 Press Clips, 1979-1988 (5 folders)

Box 20 F.1 Press Clips, 1989 F.2-4 Prisons, 1980-1985, 1987-1990 (3 folders) F.5-7 Religion, 1985-1988 (3 folders)

Box 21 F.1 Religion, 1989 F.2 Reports--Human Rights Watch, 1982-1984 F.3 Repression--Methods and Laws, 1979-1986 F.4 Revolution, 1989, 1989-1990 F.5 Romania, 1988-1989 F.6 Samizdat, 1979-1989 F.7 Secret Police, 1989-1990 F.8 Skilling, Prof. H. Gordon, 1979-1987 F.9 Skvorecky, Josef (writer), 1988-1988

Box 22 F.1 SPUSA (Association of Friends of the United States), 1987-1989 Testimony F.2 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), 1985 October 3 F.3 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), 1986 January F.4 Topol, Jachym (poet and editor, REVOLVER REVUE), 1988-1989

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F.5-7 Trials, 1979-1986 (3 folders) F.8 Unions--Workers’ Rights, 1979-1983 F.9-11 United States--Foreign Relations--Official Statements, 1986-1989 (3 folders)

Box 23 F.1 Urban, Jan (independent journalist), 1989 F.2 Vladislav, Jan (writer), 1987 F.3-4 VONS (The Committee to Defend the Unjustly Persecuted)--Cases, 1979-1989 (2 folders) F.5 Workers’ Rights, 1987-1989 F.6 Writers, 1987

Box 24 Hungary F.1 Correspondence--General, 1986-1989 F.2 Alrichter, Ferenc--Case, 1981 F.3 Csoori, Sandor (writer and poet)--Correspondence, 1986 Cultural Forum--CSCE F.4-7 Correspondence (Budapest, 1985 October), 1982-1986 (4 folders) Reports F.8 Bence, Gyorgy (Budapest, 1985 October) F.9 Tamas, Gabor (Budapest, 1985 October) F.10 Testimony, 1985 December 11

Box 25 Cultural Forum--IHF F.1-4 Correspondence (Budapest), 1984-1986 (4 folders) F.5 Press Clips, 1985 October-December F.6 Democratization, 1989 Demonstrations F.7 Anniversary 1848 Hungarian Democratic Revolution, 1987 March 15 F.8 Anniversary 1848 Hungarian Democratic Revolution, 1989 March 15 F.9 General, 1988 F.10 Demszky, Gabor--Case, 1982-1989

Box 26 F.1 Duray, Miklos, 1983-1985 F.2 Economy, 1985-1989 F.3-4 Elections, 1985-1990 (2 folders) F.5-6 Environment, 1982-1989 (2 folders) F.7 Eorsi, Istvan, 1986-1987 F.8 Freedom of Assembly and Association, 1988-1989

Box 27 F.1-4 Freedom of Expression, 1980-1989 (4 folders) F.5 Freedom of Movement, 1983-1988 F.6 General, 1978-1982

Box 28 F.1-4 General, 1984-1989 (4 folders)

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F.5 Gereben, Istvan B., 1986-1987 F.6 Government--General, 1989-1990 Grosz, Karoly F.7 General, 1988 F.8 Visit--United States, 1988 F.9 Gypsies, 1985-1989 F.10 Hamburger, Milhaly, 1987 F.11 Haraszti, Miklos, 1986

Box 29 F.1 Hungarian Helsinki Committee, 1989-1990 F.2 INCONNU Group, 1983-1987 Independent Organizations F.3-4 General, 1981-1989 (2 folders) F.5 Alliance of Free Democrats, 1988-1989 F.6 Democratic Forum, 1987-1989 F.7 FIDESZ (Young Democrats’ Federation), 1989 F.8 Opposition Roundtable, 1989

Box 30 F.1 Kadar, Janos, 1986-1989 F.2 Konrad, Gyorgy, 1987-1989 F.3 Kis, Janos, 1987-1989 F.4 Koszeg, Ferenc, 1987-1988 F.5 Krasso, Gyorgy, 1987-1988 F.6 Kristaly, Gyula, 1988 F.7 Law--Legislation, 1985-1990 Minorities F.8 General, 1985-1988 F.9 Report, 1983

Box 31 F.1 Music, 1987 F.2 Nagy, Imre, 1989 Peace Movement F.3 Conscientious Objection, 1987-1989 F.4 Keszthelyi, Zsolt, 1987 F.5 “Peace Group for Dialogue”, 1983 F.6-7 Peace Groups, 1982-1988 (2 folders) F.8 PEN--Report, 1986 April F.9 Police Abuse, 1988 November F.10 Political Parties, 1988-1989

Box 32 Press Clips F.1-5 General, 1981-1990 (5 folders) F.6 Germany, East, 1989

Box 33 F.1 Rajk, Laszlo, 1984-1987 F.2 Refugees, 1988-1989 F.3 Religion, 1982-1989 F.4-5 Revolution, 1956, 1984-1987, 1989 (2 folders)

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F.6 Romania, 1988-1989 F.7 Rusai, Laszlo, 1987-1988 Samizdat Press F.8-9 General, 1983-1984, 1987-1988 (2 folders) F.10 Raids, 1987 F.11 Schifter, Richard, 1986 F.12 Students, 1983

Box 34 Unions F.1 General, 1988-1989 F.2 TDDSZ (Democratic Trade Union of Scientific Workers), 1988 F.3 Workers’ Rights, 1985-1989 F.4 Writers’ Union, 1985-1989 F.5 United Nations, 1989 United States--Foreign Relations F.6-7 General, 1983-1989 (2 folders) F.8 U.S. Presidential Visit--Bush, George H.W., 1989 F.9 Youth, 1988

Box 35 Romania F.1 Aktionstag Rumaenien, 1988 November 15 F.2 Amnesty International, 1980-1989 F.3 Andreescu, Gabriel, 1989 F.4 Botez, Mihai--Case File, 1985-1988 F.5 Brucan, Silviu--Case File, 1987-1989 F.6 Cornea, Doina, 1987-1989 F.7 Demonstrations, 1990 F.8 Desliu, Dan--Case File, 1989 F.9 Dinescu, Mircea, 1988-1989 Dissidents F.10 General, 1987-1989 F.11 Journalists, 1989 F.12 Legal Cases, 1989 F.13 Dumitu, Mazilu, 1988-1989 F.14 Economy, 1982-1988

Box 36 Emigration F.1 Cases, 1984-1988 F.2 General, 1983-1988 F.3 Most Favored Nation (MFN)--Tax, 1982-1983 F.4 Energy Crisis, 1985-1988 F.5 Environment, 1987-1990 F.6 Expulsions, 1986-1989 F.7 Foreign Debt, 1988-1989 F.8 Foreign Relations--International criticism, 1988-1989 F.9-10 Freedom of Expression, 1983-1986 (2 folders)

Box 37 F.1 Freedom of Expression, 1987-1988 F.2 Freedom of Movement, 1985-1989

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F.3-7 General, 1982-1989 (5 folders) F.8 Government, 1989-1990

Box 38 F.1 Health, 1990 F.2-5 Hungarian Press of Transylvania, 1986-1989 (4 folders) F.6 Hungarian Revolution (1989), 1988-1989 F.7 Hungarian-Romanian Dispute, 1987-1988 F.8 Independent Protests, 1988-1989 Law F.9 Constitution, 1986 F.10 Legislation, 1985-1990

Box 39 F.1-2 Lique Pour La Defense des Droits de L'Homme en Roumanie (L.D.H.R.), 1983-1989 (2 folders) Minorities F.3-6 General, 1978-1985 (4 folders)

Box 40 F.1-2 General, 1986-1989 F.3 Mission, 1986 F.4 Mission (Jan., 1990), 1989-1990 F.5-6 PEN: A PEN AMERICAN CENTER REPORT ON VIOLATIONS OF THE HELSINKI ACCORDS-ROMANIA--Correspondence, 1986 (2 folders) F.7 Penal Code, 1976-1977 F.8 Pensioners, 1986 F.9 Political Parties, 1990 F.10 Political Prisoners, 1984-1989 Press Clips F.11-14 General, 1976-1988 (4 folders)

Box 41 F.1-2 General, 1989-1990 (2 folders) F.3 “Letters of the Six Veterans”, 1989 F.4 Revolution, 1989, 1989-1990 Refugees--Asylum F.5 General, 1987-1989 F.6 Report--Kende, Peter, THEY CAME FROM TRANSYLVANIA, 1988

Box 42 F.1 Third Country Processing (TCP)--Cases, 1983-1989 Religion F.2 General, 1984-1990 F.3 “The Bible as Romanian Toilet Paper”, 1985 F.4 Religious Persecution, 1979-1985 Reports F.5 General, 1983-1984

Box 43 F.1-2 General, 1985-1990 (2 folders)

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F.3 Rosu, Radu--Case File--Visa, 1986 F.4 Ruta, Ioan--Case File, 1986-1988 F.5 Securitate (Romanian Secret Police), 1989-1990 F.6-7 Sistematizare (Systematization) (Village Destruction Plan), 1985-1989 (2 folders)

Box 44 F.1 Suditu, Marius & Maria--Case File--Political Asylum, 1983-1985 F.2 Suspicious Deaths, undated F.3 Teleman, Silviu--Case File, 1986 Testimony F.4 CSCE--Hearings on the Hungarian Minority of Romania, 1987 May 5 F.5 Hearings on Human Rights in Romania, European Parliament, Political Affairs Committee, Subcommittee on Human Rights, 1989 February 21 Most Favored Nation (MFN) Trade Status F.6 U.S.H.R. Subcommittee on Trade House Wages and Means Committee, 1983 July 14 F.7 U.S. Senate--Subcommittee on International Trade, Senate Finance Committee, 1984 August 8, F.8 U.S. Senate--Subcommittee on International Trade, Senate Finance Committee, 1985 July 23 F.9 U.S. Senate--Subcommittee on Europe, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 1986 February 26

Box 45 F.1 U.S.H.R.--Subcommittee on Trade, House Ways and Means Committee, 1986 June 10 F.2 U.S. Senate--Subcommittee on International Trade, Senate Finance Committee, 1986 August 1 F.3 Tokes, Laszlo, 1989-1990 F.4 Tudoran, Dorin, 1984-1989 United Nations F.5 General, 1989 F.6 Special Rapporteur, 1989 United States--Foreign Relations F.7 General, 1988-1989 F.8 Official Statements, 1989 F.9 Pending Legislation, 1985

Box 46 F.1 U.S. Secretary of State Visit--Schultz, George, 1985-1986 F.2 Ursu, Gheorghe-Emil--Case File, 1985 F.3 Warsaw Pact Relations, 1985-1989 Workers’ Rights F.4 General, 1981-1990 F.5 Labor Legislation, 1983-1985 F.6 Riots--Brasov--Nov. 15, 1987, 1987-1988

Series V: Ted Zang Files Bulgaria

Box 1

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F.1 Description of Bulgaria files (index), 1989 F.2-3 Background, 1978-1989 (2 folders) F.4 Citizenship laws, 1989 F.5 Committee for the Protection of the Environment, 1988-1989 F.6 Committee for the Protection of Religious Rights and Freedom of Conscience, 1989 F.7 Committee on Human Rights (Tellalov), 1987-1989 F.8 Constitution--Excerpts from and Amendments to, 1987-1989 F.9 Democratic League in Vienna, 1989 F.10 Discussion group, 1988-1989 F.11 Eco-Glasnost, 1989

Box 2 F.1 Environment (and course materials), 1987-1990 Ethnic Groups F.2 Gypsies, 1987-1988 F.3 Macedonians, 1988-1989 F.4 Pomaks, 1987-1989 Turks F.5-6 General, 1987-1989 (2 folders) F.7 Newspaper clippings and newsletters, 1987-1989 F.8 Formation of Independent groups, 1988-1989 Freedom of Movement F.9 Correspondent Restrictions, 1987-1989 F.10 Expulsions, 1988-1989 F.11 Family Reunification, 1988-1989 F.12-13 General newspaper clippings and articles, 1987-1989 (2 folders)

Box 3 F.1 Immigration and Emigration, 1987-1989 (some restricted material-- personal data) F.2 Internal Exile, 1987-1989 F.3 Passport Law, 1988-1989 F.4 Freedom of Speech and Press, 1988-1989 F.5 Green Party, 1989 F.6 Helsinki Process, 1987-1989 F.7 History, 1987-1989 F.8 International Relations, 1987-1989 F.9 Miscellaneous (handwritten notes), 1987-1989 F.10 Penal Code and Provisions of Criminal Code, 1987-1989 F.11 Podkrepa (trade union), 1989 F.12 Political Developments, 1987-1989 F.13 Political Trials, 1988-1989

Box 4 Practice of Religion F.1 Bulgarian Catholics, 1989 F.2 General, 1987-1989 F.3 Bulgarian Jews, 1988 F.4 Bulgarian Muslims, 1987-1989 F.5 Bulgarian Orthodox, 1988-1989 F.6 Bulgarian Protestants, 1987-1988 F.7 Prison Conditions, 1988-1989

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F.8 Rights of Women and Children, 1988 Society for the Protection of Human Rights F.9 General, 1987-1988 F.10 Ted Zang’s handwritten notes, 1988-1989 F.11-12 Society for the Protection of Human Rights, 1989 (2 folders)

Series VI: Ivana Nizich Files Croatia Box 1 F.1 Accountability--Prosecution--HU and MUP Abuses, 1992-1993 Advertisements--War F.2 General, 1991-1992 F.3 Pro-Serbia, 1992 F.4 Alliances--Croatia and Serbia, 1992 F.5 American Bar Association--Analysis of Croatia’s Draft Law on Amnesty, 1993 F.6 Amnesty Law, 1993 F.7 Anti-war Campaign Croatia, 1994 F.8 Anti-war Center, 1991-1992 F.9 Army--General, 1991-1993 F.10 Attack--Home for Mentally Retarded Children--photographs, undated Autopsies F.11-12 Osijek, 1991 (2 folders)

Box 2 F.1-2 Osijek, 1991 (2 folders) F.3 Background--Former Yugoslavia, 1991-1993 Battles F.4 General, 1992 F.5 Vukovar, 1991-1992 F.6 Zadar, 1992 F.7 Book: CROATIA MYTH AND REALITY, 1992 F.8 Ceasefires, 1991-1993 F.9 Centre for Collecting Documentation and Processing Data on the Liberation War, 1993-1994 F.10 Centre for Peace, Nonviolence & Human Rights (Osijek), 1993-1994 F.11 Chemical Weapons, 1993 F.12 Children, 1990-1992 F.13 Churches, 1991 Citizenship F.14 Laws--General, 1991-1994 F.15 Used in 5/94 report (1 of 2), 1991-1994

Box 3 F.1 Used in 5/94 report (2 of 2), 1991-1994 F.2 Civil/Political Report, 1995-1995 Civilians F.3 Civilian Possessions--Attacks on, 1991-1992 F.4 Deaths/Killed/Wounded (not summary executions), 1991-1991 F.5 Residences, 1991-1992 Targets F.6 Cultural, 1991-1992 F.7 Pillaging, 1992-1992 F.8 Water/Electric, 1992-1993

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F.9 Congressional Human Rights Foundation, 1992-1992 F.10 Conscientious Objectors, 1991-1992 F.11 Constitution--General, 1990-1991 F.12 Contacts, 1991-1995 Correspondence F.13 EC Mission, 1992-1992 F.14 Emigres, 1991-1992 F.15 Government, 1991-1992 F.16 Missions, 1993-1993 F.17 Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs), 1991-1992 F.18 Croatian American Association, 1994-1995

Box 4 F.1 Croatian Democracy Project Newsletters, 1991-1992 F.2 Croatian Helsinki Committee, 1994-1995 F.3 Croatian Ustasa--World War II--SIPA Paper, 1889 CSCE F.4 General, 1991-1992 F.5 Negotiations, 1992 F.6 Sanctions, 1992 F.7 Data--Homeland War, 1995 Dead F.8 List of Civilians, 1991-1992 F.9 Soldiers, 1991 F.10 Death Penalty--Croatian, 1991 F.11 Destruction of Property, 1991-1992 F.12 Demography, 1991 F.13 Detention--Mistreatment, 1991-1993 Detention Camps F.14 Croatian, 1993 F.15 JNA, 1993 F.16 Serbian, 1991-1992 F.17 Disappeared Investigations, 1991-1992 Discrimination F.18 Croats, 1991

Box 5 F.1 Muslims, 1993 F.2 Police Force, 1990-1991 3 Serbs, 1990-1992 F.4 Disappeared Lists, 1991-1992 Displacements F.5 Croats, 1992-1993 F.6 Serbs, 1991-1992 F.7 Forcible, 1992 F.8 Trebinje (Bosnia-Herzegovina), 1993 F.9 Voluntary from War Zone, 1991 F.10 Dubrovnik, 1991-1992 F.11 Dusan Papura Case in Split, 1992

Box 6 F.1 EC--Policy, 1992 F.2 Economy, 1991-1994 F.3 Elections 1990, 1990-1991

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F.4 Elections 1992, 1992 F.5 Elections 1993, 1993 F.6 Embassy--Newsletter: CROATIA TODAY, 1994-1995 F.7 Ethnic Cleansing, 1992 F.8 Ethnic Tensions (prior to 1991), 1991-1992 European Community F.9 Missions, 1991-1992 F.10 Negotiations, 1991-1992 Executions F.11 Croat Army MPS, 1992 F.12-15 Croats by Serbs, 1991-1993 (4 folders) F.16 JNA, 1992 F.17 Others, 1991

Box 7 F.1 Serbs by Croats, 1991-1992 F.2 Summary, 1991-1992 F.3 Forced Conscription (Civilian Control), 1992 F.4 Forced Evictions, 1994 Foreign Relations F.5 Germany, 1991-1992 F.6 Others, 1992-1993 F.7 United States--Yugoslavia, 1991-1992 Free Assembly F.8 Demonstrations, 1990 F.9 General, 1992 F.10 Government Restrictions, 1992 Free Speech F.11 Dobroslav Paraga, 1992 F.12 General, 1992 F.13 Jakelic Case, 1991-1992 F.14 Freedom of Arts, 1991 Freedom of Politics F.15 Dobroslav Paraga/HSP, 1991-1993 F.16 General, 1992-1992 F.17 Freedom of the Media--RTV Broadcast Media, 1991-1993 F.18 Feral Tribune, 1993-1994 Freedom of Press F.19-20 General, 1991-1994 (2 folders) F.21 Bitanga, Marko case, 1992 F.22 Legal/Political Limitations, 1991-1992 F.23 NOVI DANAS AND DANAS (news weekly), 1992-1993 F.24 Political Opposition, 1993 F.25 Slobodna Dalmacija case (1 of 2), 1990-1993

Box 8 F.1 Slobodna Dalmacija case (2 of 2), 1990-1993 F.2-7 General, 1990-1995 (6 files)

Box 9 F.1-8 General, 1992-1994 (8 folders)

Box 10

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Government Statements F.1 Executive Cabinet, 1991-1992 F.2 Parliamentary Committee, 1991-1992 F.3 Re, Bosnia-Herzigovina, 1992 Goverment F.4 List of Government Members, 1992-1993 F.5 Politics, 1993-1994 F.6 Structure, 1991-1993 F.7 Gypsies--General, 1993 Helsinki Watch F.8 Press Coverage, 1991-1993 F.9 Press Releases, 1995-1995 F.10-11 History, 1990-1992 (2 folders) F.12 Hostages--POWs, 1991-1992 Human Rights F.13 Abuses, 1991-1992 F.14 Democratization, 1993 F.15 Groups, 1991-1995 F.16 Human Shields--Use of, 1991 Humanitarian Aid F.17 Attacks on, 1991-1992 F.18 General, 1992 F.19 International Cmte. of the Red Cross--Visits to Sibenik Prison, 1993

Box 11 F.1 Illegal Evictions, 1993-1994 F.2 Indiscriminate Destruction of Civilian Property--Bombing, 1991-1992 F.3 Institute for War and Peace Reporting, 1994-1995 F.4 International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights, 1994-1995 Interviews F.5 Field Missions, 1993 F.6 Public Figures, 1991-1992 F.7 Jewish Community--General, 1991-1993 F.8 JNA--General, 1991-1993 Journalists F.9 Combat Related--Attacks on, 1991-1993 F.10 Trials, 1992-1993 F.11 Laura Pitter--News Clips, 1991-1995

Box 12 Laws F.1 General, 1991-1993 F.2 Laws of War, 1991-1992 F.3 Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, 1993 F.4 Maps, 1991-1993 F.5 Medak Case, 1993 F.6 Medical Targets, 1991 F.7 Medical Violations, 1991-1992 F.8 Missions (March-May, 1992), 1992 F.9 Ministry of Interior, 1991 F.10 Negotiations--Vance Missions, 1992 F.11 Opinion Editorials, 1992-1993 F.12 Osijek, 1991-1992

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F.13 Pakrac, 1991 F.14 Paramilitiaries--General, 1991-1992 F.15 Peace Groups, 1991-1992

Box 13 Political Parties F.1 General, 1992-1993 F.2 HDZ, 1991-1993 F.3 HSLS Budisa/SNS, 1992 F.4 HSP Paraga, 1991-1992 F.5 SDP Racan, 1991-1992 Press Clips F.6-8 General, 1993-1994 (3 folders) F.9 Croatia, 1991-1995 F.10 Prisoner Exchanges, 1992-1993 F.11 Prisoners of War, undated F.12 Propaganda, 1992-1993 F.13 Psychiatric Abuse, 1989-1992 F.14 Recognition by European Community, 1991-1993 F.15 Recognition--General, 1991-1992 F.16 Recognition by U.S., 1991-1992 Refugees F.17-18 Bosnia, 1991-1992 (2 folders) F.19 General, 1991-1992 F.20 UNHCR, 1991-1992 F.21 Used in 1994 Report, 1994 Religion--Attacks F.22 Religious Figures, 1991-1992

Box 14 F.1 Churches, 1991-1992 F.2 Jews, 1992 F.3 Serb Orthodox, 1991-1992 Republic of Croatia F.4-5 Ministry of Foreign Affairs--Newsletters, 1993-1994 (2 folders) F.6 Ministry of Information--Publications, 1992 F.7 Succession, 1991 F.8 Srpski Democratski Forum, 1992 F.9 Srpski Glasnick, 1993 F.10 Tudjman, 1993 F.11 UN Operations in Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1993 U.S. Policies F.12 Congressional Report, 1991-1993 F.13 Ethnic Conflict, 1992-1993 F.14 U.S. State Dept. Briefings, 1991-1992 F.15 U.S. State Dept. Country Reports, 1992-1993 F.16 U.S. Committee for Refugees, 1992 F.17 Used in 1994 Report, 1993-1994

Box 15 F.1 Victims of War in the Republic of Croatia, 1992 F.2 Vukovar, 1991-1993 War Crimes

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F.3 Against Croatia Published by Vecernji, 1991 F.4 Lists of Missing Persons, 1993-1994 F.5 Trials--Serbs/JNA, 1992 F.6 Weapons, 1992-1993

Series VII: Chris Panico Files Armenia Box 1 F.1 Ayrikyan, Parvir (Armenian nationalist, human rights monitor), 1988 F.2 Deportees--Armenian--Interviews, 1991 F.3-5 Government, 1990-1991 (3 folders) F.6 Karabagh Conflict, 1990-1991

Box 2 F.1-2 Press Clips, 1987-1992 (2 folders) Azerbaijan F.3 Background Information, 1988-1990 Baltic States F.4 Committee to Protect Journalists--Report: KILLING THE MESSENGERS: LITHUANIA AND LATVIA, 1991 January F.5 Press Clips, 1988-1991 F.6 Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Report, 1991 May-August

Box 3 F.1 Recognition--Baltic States, 1991 Ukraine F.2-3 Background, 1987-1989 (2 folders) F.4 Ukrainian Catholic Church, 1988-1990 F.5 Ukrainian Helsinki Group, 1988-1989 USSR F.6 AIDS, 1987-1990 F.7 American Bar Association (ABA)--ABA-ASL Seminar (Association of Soviet Lawyers (ASL) Delegation), 1988 October 19-20) F.8 American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations--NEW OUTLOOK QUARTERLY, 1990-1991 F.9 Anreyeva, Nina--Incident--“I Cannot Sacrifice My Principles,” Sovetskaya Rossiya (1988 March), 1988-1989 F.10 Anti-Soviet Memorial, 1988-1990 F.11 Arts, 1981-1990 F.12 Break-up of, 1991

Box 4 F.1 Cases--Prisoners, 1989 F.2 Censorship, 1990 F.3 Chernobyl, 1989-1990 F.4 Christian Care East, 1988 F.5 Civil Society Report--General, 1987-1989 F.6 Committee to Protect Journalists--Report: THE SOVIET MEDIA’S YEAR OF DECISION, 1991 F.7 Communist Party, 1988-1990 F.8 Conscientious Objectors, 1989-1990 F.9 Constitution--Belarusian, 1989 F.10 Constitutional Amendments Law, 1988 F.11 Contacts, 1987-1990

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F.12 Correspondents--Journalists, 1985-1987 Coup F.13-15 General, 1991-1991 (3 folders)

Box 5 F.1-3 General, 1991-1991 (3 folders) F.4 Post-Coup Aftermath, 1991 F.5 Crime, 1989-1991 F.6 Crimean Tatars, 1987-1990 F.7 Criminal Code (Draft), 1989 CSCE F.8 Conference--Helsinki--Statements, 1992 F.9 Conference--Moscow, 1987-1991

Box 6 F.1-2 Conference--Moscow, 1991 (2 folders) F.3 Conference--Moscow--Statements, 1991 F.4 DAILY GLASNOST, 1989-1990 F.5 Death Penalty, 1987-1990 F.6 Democratic Perestroika, 1989 F.7 Democratic Platform Conference--CPSU, 1990 F.8 Democratic Union, 1988-1989 F.9 Demonstrations, 1988-1990 F.10 Dissent--Human Rights--General, 1987 F.11 Economic Conditions, 1989 F.12 Economic Planning, 1990 F.13 Economic Reforms, 1991 F.14 Education, 1988-1989 Emigration F.15 General, 1988-1991 F.16 Law, 1991 May

Box 7 F.1-3 Emigres, 1979-1990 (3 folders) Environment F.4 General, 1988-1992 F.5 Environmental Groups, 1988-1989 F.6 Estonia, 1984-1991

Box 8 F.1 Exchanges, 1988 F.2 Family Reunification, 1988-1989 F.3 Fascists, undated F.4 Forced Labor, 1985-1987 F.5 Freedom of Information, 1988-1989 Georgia F.6 Correspondence, 1989 F.7 Georgian Helsinki Group, 1987 F.8 Press Clips, 1989-1990 South Ossetia F.9 Mission--Notebook, 1991 F.10 Mission--Report (Draft)--Related Materials, 1990-1992 F.11 Mission--Research Material, 1979-1991

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F.12 Press Clips, 1991-1992 F.13 Germans--Ethnic, 1981-1989

Box 9 F.1 GLASNOST MAGAZINE, 1987-1988 F.2 Grigoryants, Sergei (dissident, journalist), 1988-1989 F.3 Health Conditions, 1988-1989 F.4 History, 1986-1989 F.5 Homosexuality, 1989-1990 F.6 Hospital Lists, undated F.7 Human Rights--Hearings on Human Rights in the USSR, 1991 September 7-8 F.8 Independent Publications, 1987-1990 F.9 “Informal” Political Groups and Parties, 1989 F.10 Interlegal Research Center--Human Rights, 1992 International Helsinki Federation (IHF) F.11 General, 1986-1990 F.12-13 Mission--Moscow (1988), 1987-1989 (2 folders)

Box 10 F.1 Inter-Regional Group (IRG), 1989-1990 F.2 Jews, 1990-1991 F.3 Kazachkov, Mikhail (editor, dissident), 1989-1990 F.4 Kazakhstan, 1989-1990 F.5 KGB, 1988-1989 F.6 Kuznetsov, Sergei (independent journalist), 1989-1989 Labor F.7 Camps, 1987-1990 F.8 Law, 1990-1990 Law Texts F.9 Drafts--Informal, 1989 F.10 Drafts--Official, 1988-1990 F.11 Law Texts--Final, 1989-1991 Lawyers Committee for Human Rights F.12 Briefing Papers, 1991 F.13 Memoranda, 1989-1991 Legal Analysis F.14 General, 1987-1988

Box 11 F.1-2 General, 1989-1990 (2 files) Legal Commentary F.3 General, 1988-1990 F.4 Helsinki Watch, 1988-1990 F.5 Human Rights Groups--Other, 1988-1989 F.6 Human Rights Groups--Soviet, 1989-1991 F.7 Soviet Press, 1989-1990 F.8 U.S. Press, 1989-1990 F.9 Legal Conference: Legal Reform in the Soviet Union: Prospects for Human Rights. 1990 November 14-15 Lithuania F.10 Lithuanian Catholics, 1989 Lithuanian Independence

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F.11 Correspondence, 1990 March F.12 Press Clips, 1990 Press Clips F.13 General, 1984-1987

Box 12 F.1-2 General, 1988-1990 (2 files) F.3 Soviet Military Occupation--Human Rights Violations--Official Statements, 1991 Military F.4 Amnesty--Draft Dodgers, 1991 F.5 Military--Russia, 1988-1992 F.6 Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD), 1988-1990 F.7 Moscow Helsinki Group, 1990 F.8 Moscow Independent University, 1988-1989 F.9 Moscow Tribune Club, 1989 Moscow Trust Group F.10 General, 1986-1987

Box 13 F.1-2 Moscow Trust Group, 1987, 1989 (2 folders) F.3 Muslims, 1984-1989 Nagorno-Karabagh F.4 Mission--Notebook, 1992 War--“Operation Ring” F.5 Reports, 1991 F.6 Statistics, 1991 War--Trans-Caucasus Region F.7 Correspondence, 1991-1992

Box 14 F.1-2 Press Accounts, 1991 (2 folders) F.3 Reports, 1991 F.4 National Endowment for Democracy, 1988-1989 F.5 Nationalities, 1986-1990 F.6 Orlov, Yuri F. (nuclear physicist, dissent, human rights activist), 1989 F.7 “Ostashvili” Case, 1992 F.8 PAMYAT (Trans: “Memory”), 1988-1990 F.9 “Panorama” (news weekly), 1991-1992 F.10 Peace Mailing, 1988 F.11 Pentecostals, 1988 F.12 People’s Labor Organization (NTS), 1989 Perm Labor Camp F.13 Prisoner Information, 1988-1990

Box 15 F.1 Prisoner Information, 1988-1990 F.2 Postfactum (independent news agency), 1990 F.3 Press--Freedom of the Press, 1990-1991 F.4 Press--Press Law, 1989-1990 Press Club Glasnost F.5 General, 1987-1989 F.6 Conference (Dec. 10-15, 1987), 1987

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Prisoners F.7-8 Current, 1987-1982 (2 folders) F.9 Letter-writing Campaigns, 1987-1991 Prisons F.10 General, 1989-1991

Box 16 F.1 Prison Projects, 1989-1992 F.2 Prosecutors, 1990-1990 Psychiatry F.3 General, 1989-1991 F.4 Independent Psychiatric Association, 1986-1989 International Association on the Political Use of Psychiatry F.5-8 DOCUMENTS ON THE POLITICAL ABUSE OF PSYCHIATRY IN THE USSR (English), 1988-1991 (4 folders) F.9-11 DOCUMENTS ON THE POLITICAL ABUSE OF PSYCHIATRY IN THE USSR (Russian), 1989-1991 (3 folders) F.12 INFORMATION BULLETIN, 1986-1989 F.13 American Psychiatric Association--American Delegation, 1989 February-March

Box 17 Psychiatry--Abuse F.1 Assessment of Recent Changes in Soviet Psychiatry, 1989 F.2 Cases, 1985-1990 F.3 General, 1989-1990 F.4 Human Rights Watch--Report, 1990 May F.5 Law, 1988 F.6 Press--United States, 1989-1990 F.7 Press--USSR, 1989 F.8 Soviet Delegation, 1990 F.9 World Psychiatric Association, 1989 F.10 Public Human Rights Commission--Soviet, 1988-1990 F.11 Reference--Contacts and Organizations, 1988 Refugees F.12 General, 1988-1990 F.13 Draft Law, undated Religion F.14 BULLETIN OF CHRISTIAN OPINION, 1988-1989

Box 18 F.1 Freedom of Religion, 1987-1989 F.2 General, 1987-1991 F.3 Law, 1990 F.4 Republic Secession Law, 1990 F.5 Resistance, 1987 F.6 Russian Orthodox Church, 1988-1990 Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic (RSFSR)--Constitution F.7 Correspondence, 1990 F.8 Draft, 1991

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F.9-11 Sakharov, Andrei D. (1921-1989) (nuclear physicist, dissident), 1984, 1987-1990 (3 folders) F.12 Sakharov, Elena Bonner--Statement: “The Helsinki Act in the Future”, 1991 September 10 Samizdat F.13 Moscow-based journals and publications, undated F.14 Moscow Information Exchange Bureau (MBIO), 1989 F.15 THE SAMIZDAT BULLETIN, 1988-1989 F.16 Scientists, 1987-1990 F.17 Seventh Day Adventists, 1988 F.18 Siberia, 1988-1989

Box 19 F.1 Slepak Principles, 1988-1990 F.2 Soros Fund, 1987-1989 F.3 SOVIET-AMERICAN REVIEW, 1989 F.4 Soviet Center for Constitutional Democracy, 1990 F.5 Soviet Delegation--Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), 1987-1988 F.6-7 Soviet Jewry, 1991-1992 (2 folders) Soviet Peace Committee F.8 General, 1984-1989 F.9 Twentieth Century and Peace, 1987-1989 F.10-11 Soviet Press, 1987-1989 (2 folders) State of Emergency F.12 Law, 1990 F.13 United Nations Declaration, 1990 F.14 Summit Meetings--United States, 1990 F.15 Supreme Soviet, 1989 Technology F.16 General, 1988

Box 20 F.1 General, 1989 F.2 Television--Communications, 1983-1988 F.3 Trade, 1988-1989 F.4 Transition Period--Russia, 1991 Trips F.5 General, 1987-1989 F.6 Reports, 1988-1989 F.7 Union Treaty (Draft), 1991 F.8 Unrest, 1985-1989 F.9-12 USSR NEWS BRIEF HUMAN RIGHTS, 1987-1991 (4 folders)

Box 21 F.1 Vaksberg, Arkady I. (journalist), 1989 F.2 Validata--Yankelovich Clancy Shulman--Proposals, 1992 F.3 Vienna Groups, 1989 F.4 Vladikavkaz--Interviews and Testimony, undated F.5 Voice of America, 1986, 1988. F.6 Wallenberg, Raoul (1912-1947) (Swedish diplomat), 1989 F.7 What the Papers Say (WPS) (independent press review agency), 1992 F.8 Workers, 1986-1991 F.9 World Bank, 1991

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F.10 World Without War Council: REPORT FROM LENINGRAD, 1990 October F.11 Yeltsin, Boris (1931-2007) (President, Russia, 1991-1999), 1988-1992 F.12 Youth, 1985-1990 F.13 Zaslavsky, Ilya--Application--Reebok Human Rights Award, 1990

United Nations F.14 U.N.--United Nations Commission on Human Rights, 1987 United States

F.15 Congressional Hearings--USSR--Testimony, 1989-1991 F.16 Foreign Policy--USSR--Correspondence, 1991-1992 F.17 Foreign Policy--USSR--Dissolution of USSR, 1991 F.18 Foreign Policy--USSR--Reports, 1989 F.19 Human Rights Issues, 1987-1989

Series VIII: New York Office Files Helsinki Watch

Box 1 F.1-14 Annual Report, 1979-1993 (14 folders) F.15 Board of Directors, 1984-1989 F.16 Certificate of Incorporation, 1979 F.17 Formation of, 1979 F.18 Hearings, 1978-1979 F.19 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1981-1984

Box 2 F.1 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1985 F.2 Highlights, 1978-1992 Meetings F.3 Annual, 1984 April 5 F.4-5 Executive Board, 1982 (2 folders) F.6-7 Executive Committee, 1983 (2 folders) F.8-23 Executive Committee, 1984 (16 folders) F.24 Annual, 1985 March 28

Box 3 F.1-20 Executive Committee, 1985 (20 folders) F.21 Annual, 1986 March 19 F.22 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1986 January 8 F.23 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1986 January 22 F.24 Executive Committee, 1986 Feb. 5 F.25 Fishlow, David, 1979 F.26 Schell, Orville, 1979 F.27 Steering Committee, 1979

Box 4 F.1-17 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1986 (17 folders) F.18-26 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1987 (9 folders)

Box 5 F.1-7 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1987 (7 folders)

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F.8 Helsinki Watch Board, 1987 F.9-15 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1987 (7 folders) F.16-20 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1988 (5 folders) F.21 Helsinki Watch Subcommittee--Soviet Union, 1988 March 15 F.22-25 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1988 March-April (4 folders) F.26 Helsinki Watch Subcommittee--Soviet Union, 1988 April 27 F.27 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1988 May 11 F.28 Asia Watch Committee, 1988 May 25

Box 6 F.1-2 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1988 (2 folders) F.3-6 Helsinki Watch Committee--Americas Watch--Asia Watch, 1988 July-August F.7-13 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1988 September-December (7 folders) F.14 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1989 January F.15 Helsinki Watch Committee--Africa Watch--Asia Watch, 1989 January 25 F.16 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1989 February F.17 Annual, 1989 February 21 F.18 Meeting--Helsinki Watch Committee, 1989 March 1

Box 7 F.1 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1989 March 15 F.2 Helsinki Watch Committee--Americans Watch--Asia Watch, 1989 March 29 F.3-12 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1989 April-November (10 folders) F.13-18 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1990 January-April (6 folders)

Box 8 F.1-11 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1990 May-December (11 folders) F.12 Board, 1990-1992 F.13-14 Helsinki Watch Committee, January-February (2 folders) F.15 Annual, 1991 March 20

Box 9 F.1-2 Board, 1991 March-April (2 folders) F.3 Officers--Soviet Program, 1991 April 9 F.4 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1991 April 10 F.5 Helsinki Watch Committee--All Watch Committees, 1991 April 17 F.6 Michnick, Adam and Helena Luczywo, 1991 April 18 F.7-8 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1991 May (2 folders) F.9 Balayan, Lori, 1991 June 14 F.10 Puto, Arben, 1991 June 17 F.11 Butora, Marting, 1991 June 18 F.12 Speech--Yeltsin, Boris, 1991 June 21 F.13-14 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1991 June-July F.15 Critchlow, Jim, 1991 July 19 F.16-19 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1991 September-October (4 folders) F.20 Neier, Aryeh, 1991 Octiber 31 F.21 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1991 December F.22 Helsinki Watch Staff, 1992 January 16 F.23-24 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1992 January-February (2 folders)

Box 10

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F.1 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1992 April 29 F.2 Helsinki Watch Committee--Asia Watch--Middle East Watch (1992 May 20 F.3-4 Helsinki Watch Committee, 1992 June-July F.5 Board, 1992 September 17, F.6 Joint, 1992 September 23 F.7 Working Group, 1992 October 1 F.8-9 Joint, 1992 November-December F.10 Research--Prisons,1993 January 6 F.11 Joint, 1993 January 12

Box 11 F.1-2 Joint, 1993 January 27-28 (2 folders) F.3 Two Voices from Sarajevo, 1993 March 8 F.4 Helsinki Watch Committee—Joint, 1993 March 10 F.5 Pulatov, Abdumannob (Human Rights Society of Uzebekistan), 1993 March 19 F.6-7 Joint, 1993 March-May (2 folders) F.8 Advisory Committee, 1993 May 12 F.9 Meeting--Working Group, 1993 May 20 F.10 United States--AID--NIS (New Independent States of the Former Soviet Union), 1993 September 27 F.11-12 Working Group, 1993 October 14 (2 folders)

Box 12 F.1 Measures of Effectiveness, 1993 October 19 F.2 Advisory Committee, 1994 November 15 F.3 Advisory Committee, 1995 April 26 F.4 Activities, 1979-1982 F.5-6 Advocacy, 1992-1993 (2 folders) F.7 Neier, Aryeh--Model Investigations Memo, 1990

Box 13 Anniversary--Tenth--Events F.1 General, 1988 F.2 Janouch, Frantisek, 1988 F.3 Kakar, Hasan (historian; Afghanistan), 1988 F.4 Articles, 1993 January-May Audits F.5 Tax Exemption Application--Application, 1979 F.6 Tax Exemption Application--Correspondence, 1979-1988 F.7-15 Report, 1980-1987 (9 folders)

Box 14 F.1-5 Report, 1988-1992 (5 folders) Budgets F.6 Proposed, 1979 October 1-1981 January 31 F.7 Former, 1980-1984 F.8 Current, 1986 F.9-11 Budget, 1987-1991 (3 folders) F.12 Charitable Organization--Registration, 1980 January 31 Correspondence F.13-14 Bernstein, Robert L., 1984-1985, 1987 (2 folders) F.15 Laber, Jeri., 1986

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F.16-20 General, 1989 July-November

Box 15 F.1-10 General, 1989 December-1990 September (10 folders)

Box 16 F.1-14 General, 1990 October-1991 November (14 folders)

Box 17 F.1-8 General, 1991 December-1992 July (8 folders)

Box 18 F.1-5 General, 1992 August-December (5 folders) Box 19 F.1-5 General, 1993 January-April (5 folders)

Box 20 F.1-5 General, 1993 April-June (5 folders)

Box 21 F.1-5 General, 1993 July-October (5 folders)

Box 22 F.1-4 General, 1993 November-1994 February (4 folders)

Box 23 F.1-5 General, 1994 March-July (5 folders) (5 folders)

Box 24 F.1-5 General, 1994 August-December (5 folders) F.1-11 General, 1995 January-November (11 folders)

Box 26 F.1-2 General, 1995 December (2 folders) F.3-8 HRW/H Chron, 1996 January-July (6 folders) F.9 Free Expression, 1993 F.10 Gay Rights Policy, 1993 F.11 General, 1981-1993 Grants F.12 Aaron Diamond Foundation, 1987 Carnegie Foundation F.13 General, 1989 F.14 Carnegie Grant, 1989 F.15 Carnegie Corporation, 1990

Box 27 F.1 Carnegie Corporation, 1991 Funding F.2 List of Donors, 1982-1984 F.3-4 Misc. Donors, 1984-1985 (2 folders)

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Box 17 F.1-8 General, 1991 December-1992 July (8 folders)

Box 18 F.1-5 General, 1992 August-December (5 folders) Box 19 F.1-5 General, 1993 January-April (5 folders)

Box 20 F.1-5 General, 1993 April-June (5 folders)

Box 21 F.1-5 General, 1993 July-October (5 folders)

Box 22 F.1-4 General, 1993 November-1994 February (4 folders)

Box 23 F.1-5 General, 1994 March-July (5 folders) (5 folders)

Box 24 F.1-5 General, 1994 August-December (5 folders) F.1-11 General, 1995 January-November (11 folders)

Box 26 F.1-2 General, 1995 December (2 folders) F.3-8 HRW/H Chron, 1996 January-July (6 folders) F.9 Free Expression, 1993 F.10 Gay Rights Policy, 1993 F.11 General, 1981-1993 Grants F.12 Aaron Diamond Foundation, 1987 Carnegie Foundation F.13 General, 1989 F.14 Carnegie Grant, 1989 F.15 Carnegie Corporation, 1990

Box 27 F.1 Carnegie Corporation, 1991 Funding F.2 List of Donors, 1982-1984 F.3-4 Misc. Donors, 1984-1985 (2 folders) Grants Ford Foundation F.5 Initial Proposals, 1978 F.6-8 General, 1979-1982 (3 folders) F.9 G. Skilling Report, 1982 F.10 General, 1983-1985 F.11 Zeszyty, 1984 F.12 General, 1985-1987 F.13 Correspondence, 1985-1986 F.14-18 General, 1987-1991 (5 folders) F.19 German Marshall Fund, 1983 IHF Funding

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F.20 European Human Rights Foundation, 1982-1984 F.21 Ford Foundation, 1983

Box 28 F.1-2 J. Roderick MacArthur Foundation, 1983 (2 folders) F.3-6 John D. and Catherine MacArthur Foundation--Correspondence, 1980-1983 (4 folders) J. Roderick MacArthur Foundation F.7 Afghanistan Grant, 1984 F.8 Center on Censorship, 1984 F.9 Correspondence, 1984 F.10 Polish Solidarity Archives Project, 1984-1988 F.11-12 Correspondence, 1984-1986 (2 folders) F.13 USSR Project, 1985

Box 29 F.1 USSR Project, 1986 John D. and Catherine MacArthur Foundation F.2 General, 1985-1987 J. Roderick MacArthur Foundation F.3 General, 1986-1987 F.4 Afghanistan Project, 1987 F.5 USSR Project, 1987 F.6 John D. and Catherine MacArthur Foundation General, 1988-1990 F.7 J. Roderick MacArthur Foundation--Czechoslovakia Project Proposal, 1989 F.8 John D. and Catherine MacArthur Foundation, 1990-1991 F.9 Joyce Mertz-Gilmore Foundation, 1989 National Endowment for Democracy F.10 General, 1983 F.11 National Endowment for Democracy--Association of American Publishers, 1984 F.12 National Endowment for Democracy--Zeszyty Literackie, 1984 F.13 Oppenheimer & Co.--Leon Levy, 1983 F.14 Overbrook Foundation, 1984 Revson Foundation F.15-16 General, 1982-1983 (2 folders) F.17-18 Correspondence, 1983-1984 (2 folders) F.19 Rockefeller Foundation, 1981-1982 F.20 Richard Solomon, 1984-1984 F.21 World Freedom Foundation, 1985-1986 Helsinki Watch F.22 U.S. Helsinki Committee--Support for, 1979-1979 F.23 Hate Speech, 1990-1991 F.24 Helsinki Watch as Resource, 1980-1982

Box 30 F.1 Helsinki Watch as Resource, 1980-1982 F.2 Helsinki Watch Events, 1981 F.3 Overview of HW’s Activities and Concerns, 1992 F.4-9 Policy Paper, 1990-1994 (6 folders) F.10-11 Retreat, 1988, 1990 (2 folders) F.12 IRS Lobby Requirements, 1992 F.13-14 Long-range Planning Committee, 1988-1989 (2 folders)

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Newsletters F.15 Mission Information Kit, 1991-1993

Box 31 F.1 NEWS FROM HUNGARY, 1986 December F.2 NEWS FROM CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1987 February F.3 NEWS FROM TURKEY, 1987 February F.4 NEWS FROM CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1987 March F.5 NEWS FROM THE USSR, 1987 March 13 F.6 NEWS FROM THE USSR, 1987 June 15 F.7 NEWS FROM THE USSR, 1987 September 30 F.8 NEWS FROM THE SOVIET BLOC, 1987 November F.9 UPDATE ON PRESS CLUB GLASNOST SEMINAR, 1987 December 10 F.10 NEWS FROM EAST GERMANY, 1988 January F.11 NEWS FROM EASTERN EUROPE, 1988 March F.12 NEWS FROM THE USSR, 1988 April 18 F.13 NEWS FROM TURKEY, 1988 May F.14 NEWS FROM BULGARIA, 1988 June F.15 Soviet Human Rights Leader Harassed After Reagan Reception, 1988 June 8 F.16 Slovenian Peace Movement Journalists Arrested, 1988 June 14 F.17 NEWS FROM CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1987 September F.18 NEWS FROM CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1988 November Press Releases F.19 Poland--Violations of the Helsinki Accords, 1988 F.20 Press--General, 1979 F.21 Press Clips--About Helsinki Watch, 1979 F.22-45 Press Clips (1979 January), 1979-1981 (24 folders) F.46 Press Mentions, 1981-1982

Box 32 F.1-9 General, 1979-1981 (9 folders) F.10 Kovalev, Ivan, 1982 April 1 F.11-12 General, 1982-1983 (2 folders) F.13 Hungary Report, 1983 May 23 F.14 Romania, 1983 June F.15 IHF--Conclusion of the Madrid Talks, 1983 July 19 F.16 Release of Solidarity Activists and list of signatories, 1983 July F.17 Turkey, 1983 November 3 F.18 Reagan, Ronald, 1984 January 9 F.19 Demszky, Gabor, 1984 May 21 F.20 Polish Journalists, 1984 June 8 F.21 Genocide, 1984 September 12 F.22 Violations of the Helsinki Accords, 1984 October 24 F.23 IHF--Violations of the Helsinki Accords, 1984 October 25 F.24 S.O.S. for Sakharov, 1984 December 10 F.25 Afghanistan, 1984 December 17 F.26 Reagan, Ronald, 1985 January 14 F.27 Ottawa, 1985 May 7 F.28 State Dept. Human Rights--Country Reports, 1985 May 15 F.29 Romania, 1985 July 22 F.30 TEN YEARS LATER (Report on the Tenth Anniversary of the Helsinki Accords), 1985 July 25

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F.31 Afghanistan, 1985 December 13 F.32 FREEDOM AND FEAR, 1986 March 19 F.33 Monitors Report, 1986 May F.34 MOTHER OF EXILES, 1986 June 26 F.35 Romania, 1986 July 29 F.36 Violations of the Helsinki Accords, 1986 November 11 F.37 Marchenko, Anatoly, 1986 December 9 F.38 Afghanistan, 1986 December 10

Box 33 F.1 USSR, 1987 February 20 F.2 USSR, 1987 February 25 F.3 Chernobyl, 1987 April 3 F.4 Documents from the Moscow Trust Group, 1987 May F.5 DISSIDENTS PUSH THE LIMITS OF GLASNOST, 1987 July F.6 FROM BELOW (Report on New Movements in Eastern Bloc), 1987 November F.7 IHF Press Release--IHF Delegation to Moscow, 1987 November F.8 STATE OF FLUX: HUMAN RIGHTS IN TURKEY, 1987 December F.9 Gustav Husak’s Replacement, 1987 December 17 10 SUMMIT WATCH: CONTINUED DETENTION OF POLITICAL PRISONERS, 1987 December 10 F.11 IHF Press Release--IHF Delegation to Moscow, 1988 January F.12 “Political Prisoner Dies in Czechoslovak Prison”, 1988 April 28 F.13 “Moscow Summit Watch: Summary of Helsinki Watch Concerns”, 1988 May F.14 “Soviet Human Rights Leader Harassed After Reagan Reception”, 1988 June 8 F.15 HW and PHR Press Release--Medical Mission to Czechoslovakia, 1988 July 18 F.16 “The Polish Underground Helsinki Committee Decides to Go Public”, 1988 August 2 F.17 Helsinki Review Conference, 1988 October 6 F.18 Czechoslovakia, 1988 November 11 F.19 Vienna Conference, 1989 January 17 F.20 Visas, 1989 January 23 F.21 Events in Czechoslovakia, 1989 January 23-1989 February 10 F.22 UPDATE ON CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1989 January 30, 1989 F.23 Czech Prison Report, 1989 January 30 F.24 Hungarians of Romania, 1989 February 9 F.25 Political Trials, 1989 February 15 F.26 HW Statement on Havel’s Sentence, 1989 February 21 F.27 Helsinki Watch Statement on Havel’s Sentence, 1989 February 28 F.28 Helsinki Watch to Meet Czech Officials, 1989March 2 F.29 International Helsinki Federation, 1989 Marcj 3 F.30 Czech Officials Refuse Rights Meeting, 1989 March 6 F.31 Amicus Brief for Havel, 1989 March 17 F.32 USSR--Human Rights Under Glasnost, 1989 March 21 F.33 Czechoslovakia--Political Trials Nos. 8 and 9 1989 March 24 F.34 Turkey--Freedom of Expression, 1989 March 31 F.35 Czechoslovakia--Human Rights, 1989 March

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F.36 Poland--Statement on Agreement, 1989 April 6 F.37 IHF--Paris Human Rights Conference (May, 1989), 1989 F.38 Czechoslovakia--Starek, Frantisek, 1989 June 28 F.39 Asylum Report, 1989 June F.40 Czechoslovakia--Political Trial, 1989 June 22 F.41 “News from Helsinki Watch and Press Releases 1989”, as of 1989 July 28 F.42 Turkey--Prison Conditions, 1989 August 15 F.43 Czechoslovakia--Helsinki Watch Condemns Crackdown, 1989 August 16 F.44 Czechoslovakia--Political Prosecutions, 1989 August 25 F.45 Czechoslovakia--Arrest of Czechoslovak Helsinki Committee Members, 1989 October 19 F.46 Czechoslovakia--Kuznetsov, Sergi (editor)--Sentencing— Protest, 1989 November 28 F.47 Romania, 1989 December 21 F.48 Romania--Ceausecu Family—Executions, 1989 December 26 F.49 Poland--Police Violence, 1989 F.50 Bulgaria, 1990 January 9 F.51 Romania--Trial--Ceausescu Aides, 1990 January 24 F.52 USSR--Soviet Communist Party, 1990 March 21 F.53 Yugoslavia—Kosovo, 1990 Marcj 22 F.54 Romania--Tirgu Mures—Violence, 1990 Marcj 23 F.55 Lithuania--USSR Military Maneuvers, 1990 March 23 F.56 Lithuania--Vilnius--USSR Civilian Rights Violations, 1990 March 27 F.57 Lithuania--Vilnius--USSR Occupation, 1990 April 2 F.58 Lithuania--USSR Collective Punishment of the Lithuanian People, 1990 April 24 F.59 USSR--Orlov, Yuri--Visa Denial, 1990 May 25 F.60 Turkey--Prison Visit, 1990 July 5 F.61 Romania--Munteanu, Marian (student leader)—detention, 1990 August 2 F.62 Greece--Turkish Minority, 1990 September 30 F.63 Turkey--Kurd Report, 1990 October 15 F.64 USSR--Kazakhstan--Gorbachev Letter, 1990 October 17 F.65 Romania, 1990 October 23 F.66 Poland, 1990 December 11 F.67 Turkey, 1991 January 11 F.68 USSR--Azerbaidzhan--State of Emergency, 1991 January 19 F.69 Latvia, 1991 January 22 F.70 Greece, 1991 January 31

Box 34 F.1 Yugoslavia, 1991 January 31 F.2 Yugoslavia, 1991 February 11 F.3 Baltics—Gorbachev, 1991 Marcj 11 F.4 Yugoslavia, 1991 March 15 F.5 United States--Los Angeles—Police, 1991 March 21 F.6 USSR, 1991 March 27 F.7 Turkey, 1991 April 2 F.8 Greece, 1991 April 4 F.9 Turkey, 1991 April 4

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F.10 USSR, 1991 May 10 F.11 USSR, 1991 June 10 F.12 Albania, 1991 June 17 F.13 Yugoslavia--Access Violence, 1991 July 3 F.14 USSR, 1991 July 8 F.15 Turkey--Human Rights Monitors, 1991 July 9 F.16 USSR, 1991 July 29 F.17 USSR, 1991 August 6 F.18 Turkey, 1991 August 11 F.19 USSR, 1991 August 19 F.20 USSR, 1991 September 27 F.21 Yugoslavia (Dec. 6, 1991), 1991 F.22 USSR, 1991 December 9 F.23-24 Yugoslavia, 1992 January 23 (2 folders) F.25 Turkey, 1992 January 27 F.26 Poland, 1992 May 13 F.27 South Ossetia—Refugees, 1992 June F.28 Turkey--Kurdish Massacre, 1992 June F.29 USSR--Armed Conflict, 1992 June F.30 Turkey--Journalists—Killed, 1992 June F.31 Turkey--Death in Detention, 1992 June F.32 Romania—Prisons, 1992 June 17 F.33 Turkey--Human Rights Activist—Murder, 1992 July F.34 Yugoslavia, 1992 July 1 F.35 USSR-Russia, 1992 July 9 F.36 Turkey—Journalists, 1992 August F.37 Bosnia, 1992 August 7 F.38-39 Bosnia-Hercegovina Report, 1992 August 12 (2 folders) F.40 Russia--Report: RUSSIAN RESIDENCE AND TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS, 1992 August 13 F.41 Germany--Romanian Gypsies, 1992 September 24 F.42 Turkey, 1992 October 6 F.43 Turkmenistan, 1992 November 5 F.44 Uzbekistan, 1992 December 10 F.45 Bosnia, 1992 December 18 F.46 Tajikistan, 1992 December 18 F.47 Turkey, 1992 December 29 F.48 Tajikistan, 1993 January 21 F.49 Turkey--Mumcu, Ugur (newspaper columnist)--Murder, 1993 F.50 Turkey, 1993 February F.51 Bosnia-Hercegovina--Peace Negotiations, 1993 February3 F.52 Uzbekistan, 1993 February 10 F.53 Turkey, 1993 February 23 F.54 Turkey--Detention Deaths, 1993 February F.55 Turkey—Killings, 1993 March F.56 Russia--Yeltsin--Russian Troop Deployment, 1993 F.57 Bosnia--War Crimes, 1993 April 18 F.58 Uzbekistan--Political Dismissals, 1993 April 1993 F.59 Bulgaria--Police Violence—Gypsies, 1993 April 1993

Box 35 F.1 Turkey—Killings, 1993 April F.2 Germany--Legislation—Refugees, 1993 May 27 F.3 Serbia, 1993 May 28

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F.4 Northern Ireland, 1993 May F.5 Turkey--Detention Deaths, 1993 June F.6 Turkey--Sivas Cultural Festival, 1993 July 6 F.7 Yugoslavia, 1993 July F.8 Turkey, 1993 July 29 F.9 Nagorno Karabakh (NKAO), 1993 July F.10 Turkey, 1993 August 18 F.11 Yugoslavia, 1993August F.12 Poland, 1993 August F.13 Russia, 1993 December F.14 Kosovo, 1993 F.15 Published Articles, 1993 January-May F.16-18 Staff Meetings, 1993-1994 (3 folders) F.19 Tax Returns, 1981-1982 F.20 Visas and Photographs--Helsinki Watch Personnel, 1993 F.21-22 Abuses--Human Rights--Accountability for, 1989-1993 (2 folders) F.23 American Bar Association (ABA), 1986-1987 F.24 Amnesty--State Crimes, 1988 F.25 Andreescu, Gabriel (member, Group for Social Dialogue)-- Internship Application, 1990 July F.26 Balkans, 1990 F.27 Baltic States--Contacts, 1991-1992

Box 36 F.1 Bard College, 1988-1989 F.2 Beyond War, 1989 F.3 Brady, Kristin, “Human Rights and 'Free Elections'”, 1988 F.4 Burkhalter, Holly, 1983-1985 F.5 CFJ Clearinghouse on the Central and East European Press, 1993 F.6-7 The Charta 77 Foundation, 1987-1990 (2 folders) F.8 Charter 88, 1989 F.9-10 Charter of Paris for a New Europe, 1990-1991 (2 folders) F.11 Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, 1990 F.12 Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)--Past Abuses, 1990-92 F.13 CSCE--Helsinki Final Act, 1975 F.14 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors--List, 1992-1993 F.15 Constitutional Courts--East European, 1992 Helsinki Accords F.16 General, 1975 F.17 Press Clips, 1982 Helsinki Final Act F.18 Status of Signatories, 1977 F.19 Summaries, 1975-1977 CSCE F.20 Creation, 1976 June 3 F.21 General, 1978-1981

Box 37 United States--Domestic Compliance

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F.1 General, 1979 April F.2 Helsinki Watch Subcommittee, 1979 December 10 F.3 Helsinki Watch Subcommittee--Reports and Contents, undated. F.4 Helsinki Watch Subcommittee--Reports, 1980-1982 10th Anniversary F.5 General, 1985 F.6-7 Press Clips, 1985 (2 folders) F.8 15th Anniversary, 1990 July F.9 Kampelman, Max, 1980-1987 Madrid Conference, 1980 F.10 Pre-Conference Plans, 1979-1980 F.11 Concluding Document, 1980 F.12 Reports, 1979-1981

Box 38 Madrid Office F.1 Correspondence, 1980 November F.2 Correspondence--Personnel, 1980 F.3 Public Members--Lists, 1980 F.4 Correspondence, 1981-1982 F.5 General, 1980-1981 Madrid Conderence F.6 Preparations, 1982 F.7-10 Correspondence, 1982 (4 folders) F.11 Correspondence, 1983 F.12 Help and Action--Correspondence, 1980 F.13-14 Expenses, 1980 (2 folders)

Box 39 F.1 Follow-up from, 1980 March F.2 Follow-up with Kiernan, Bruce Alan (Director, Madrid Office), 1980 F.3 Public Members--Lists, 1980 F.4-5 Speeches, 1982-1983 (2 folders) F.6 Zurich Meeting, 1980 March 6

F.7 Helsinki Commission, 1983 F.8 Helsinki Final Act--Implementation (1985 April-October Ottawa Conference F.9 Proposals, undated F.10 Correspondence, 1985 May F.11 Materials, 1985 May CSCE F.12 Hearings, 1985 October 3

Box 40 F.1-2 Human Contacts Experts Meeting (Bern), 1986 (2 folders) Vienna Conference, 1986 F.3 General, 1986 F.4 Press Clips--Human Rights Violations, 1986 Follow-up Meeting F.5 General, 1986-1987 F.6 Speeches, 1987

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F.7 Concluding Document, 1987

Box 41 Vienna Conference (1988) F.1 General (1988), 1987-1988 F.2 Zimmermann, Warren, 1988 April 15 F.3 Follow-up Meeting, 1989 January F.4 Helsinki Final Act--Implementation, 1988-1989 F.5 Paris Meeting, 1989 F.6 Helsinki Process--Institutionalization, 1989-1991 F.7 Copenhagen Meeting, 1990 May-June F.8 Geneva Meeting--National Minorities, 1991 F.9 Moscow Meeting--Concluding Document, 1991 F.10 Documents, 1991-1993 F.11 Speeches, 1992 October F.12 Budapest Document, 994 F.13 Publications, 1978-1979

Box 42 Council of Europe F.1-2 General, 1989-1990, 1993-1994 (2 folders) F.3 Reports, 1992-1993 F.4 Death Penalty, 1987-1988 F.5 Democracy Project, 1983 F.6 East-West Institute, 1979 Eastern Europe F.7 Anti-Semitism, 1991-1992 F.8 Decommunization, 1992 F.9 Elections (1990), 1990 F.10 Free Speech Conference--Proposal, 1991 F.11 Press Clips, 1981-1988 F.12 Proposal: Expand Helsinki Watch into Eastern Europe, 1990

Box 43 Research F.1-4 General, 1984-1987 (4 folders) F.5 Reports--CSCE, 1987-1991

Box 44 F.1 Reports--CSCE, 1992-1994 F.2-3 General, 1988 (2 folders)

Box 45 F.1-4 General, 1988-1990, 1992 (4 folders)

Box 46 F.1 Komisar, Lucy--Notes, 1985 F.2 Leadership, 1991 F.3 Schwartz, Herman, 1992-1994 F.4 Secret Police, 1990-1992 F.5 Syllabus: “Human Rights in Eastern Europe”, 1987

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F.6 Testimonies--House Appropriations Subcommittee on Foreign Operations, 1989 F.7 Trip, 1987-1988 F.8 United States, 1988 F.9 Women, undated F.10 Economic and Social Rights, 1988 F.11 Ethnic Minorities, 1991 F.12 European Commission, 1993-1994 F.13 European Community, 1991

Box 47 F.1 European Parliament, 1993-1994 F.2 Feller, Gordon (journalist), 1993-1994 F.3 Fanton, Jonathan (President, New School for Social Research), 1992-1994 F.4 Fitzpatrick, Cathy (Helsinki Watch Researcher), 1986-1987 F.5 Freedom House, 1977-1985 F.6 Fundraising--Contributions, 1988 F.7 Government Officials, 1991-1993 F.8 Gueft, Esther--Central Asia Report, 1991-1993 F.9 Gypsies, 1990-1991 F.10 Harvard Law School--Human Rights Program, 1988 F.11 Helsinki Citizens Assembly, 1991 F.12 Correspondence--General, 1992 F.13 Mailing List (Revisions), 1992

Box 48 F.1 Human Rights Covenants, 1978-1980 F.2 International Council of Scientific Unions, undated F.3 The International Foundation For the Survival and Development of Humanity, 1988-1989 F.4 International Freedom to Publish Committee, 1989 F.5 International Law, 1989-1990 F.6 Jahangiri-Jeannot, Guissou (researcher), 1989-1990 Journalists F.7 General, 1992 F.8 International Pen, 1990 F.9 Kenney, George D. (U.S. Foreign Service Officer; Yugoslav crisis), 1992 Laber, Jeri F.10 A NATION IS DYING: AFGHANISTAN UNDER THE SOVIETS 1979-1987 (1988), 1988 F.11 Ideological Exclusion--Poland--Testimony--House Subcommittee on Immigration, Refugees and International Law (June 28, 1984), 1984 F.12 Minority Rights--Eastern Europe--Testimony--U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, 1992 F.13 States of Emergency--Speech, 1986 F.14 Labor Rights--Burkhalter, Holly--Testimony--House Ways and Means Committee (Apr. 11, 1986), 1986 F.15 Lustration (policy of limiting the participation of former Communists in the governments of Eastern Europe), 1992 F.16 The Olga Havel Foundation, 1991 F.17 Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Center for Human Rights, 1988

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Box 49 F.1 Mechanism--CSCE, 1989 F.2 Minority Rights Group, 1987; 1989-1990 F.3 Monitors, 1992 F.4 National Council of Churches, 1979-1982 National Endowment for Democracy F.5-6 General, 1983-1984, 1986-1989 (2 folders) F.7 Association of American Publishers--Publishers Dispute, 1984- 1985 F.8 Neave Trust Research Project on Freedom of Scientists, 1981-1982 F.9 Press Correspondence, 1985 Prison Project F.10 General, 1988-1989 F.11 Conditions, 1984; 1986; 1988 Prisons F.12 Czech, 1988-1990 F.13 Polish, 1988-1991 F.14 Soviet, 1989-1990 F.15 Turkish, 1986-1989 F.16 United States, 1988-1993

Box 50 F.1 Professional Organizations and Human Rights--Planning Meeting, 1979 F.2 Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, 1993-1994 Refugees F.3 General, 1986-1989 F.4 Eastern Bloc, 1980-1988 F.5 Europe and Former Soviet States, 1996 F.6 United States--Detention Centers, 1986 F.7 Resistance International, undated F.8 The Salzburg Conference: “Justice in Times of Transition”, 1992 F.9 Schachter, Oscar, RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS OF SENATOR JAVITS RELATING TO THE SELF-EXECUTING NATURE OF THE FOUR TREATIES ON HUMAN RIGHTS, undated F.10 Schell, Orville, 1980-1983 F.11 Scholastic, Inc., 1994 F.12 Siracusa Principles--Derogation--International Commission on Jurists, 1987 F.13 Socialist International, 1980 F.14 Soros, George, 1993-1994 F.15 Soviet Specialist--Resumes, 1991 F.16 START Treaty--Congressional Seminar Series, 1990 F.17 TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES (magazine), 1982-1985

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Series IX: Washington D.C. Office Files

Box 1 F.1 Abkhazia--Press Clips, 1993-1994 Afghanistan F.2 Afghan Conflict, 1992-1994 F.3 General, 1984-1985 F.4-15 Press Clips, 1988 January-December (10 folders)

Box 2 F.1 Albania--Women’s Issues, 1992-1996 Armenia F.2 Foreign Policy--United States, 1993-1994 F.3 Karabagh Conflict, 1994 F.4 Military, 1992-1994 Australia F.5 General, 1992-1995 F.6 Press Clips, 1992-1995 F.7 Austria--Women’s Issues, 1992-1993 Azerbaijan Foreign Policy F.8 Turkey, 1993-1994 F.9 United States, 1993-1994 F.10 Karabagh Conflict--Air Attacks, 1994 F.11 Military, 1992-1994 F.12 Nakhichevan, 1992-1994 F.13 Baltic States--Human Rights Watch--Missions, 1993-1994 F.14 Belgium--Women’s Issues, 1996 Bosnia F.15 General, 1992-1995

Box 3 F.1-3 General, 1996, 1998 (3 folders) F.4 Hearing: “Sanjak Hearing” (Congressional Human Rights Caucus, (1996 September 12), 1990-1996 F.5 Press Clips, 1992-1993 F.6 Report: UPDATE: NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THE DAYTON ACCORDS, 1996 August War Crimes F.7 Correspondence, 1992-1996 F.8 G-7 Outreach Response, 1996 Tribunal F.9 Correspondence, 1993 F.10 Indictment, 1995

F.11 Bulgaria--General, 1992-1998 Canada F.12 Contacts and Organizations, 1991 F.13 General, 1987-1995 Passion Killings F.14 General, 1992-1993 F.15 Case Work, 1995 F.16 Press Clips, 1991-1994

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Box 4 Women F.1 Refugees--Asylum Seekers--Cases, 1990-1995 F.2 Status, 1991 Croatia F.3 Contacts, 1994-1996 F.4 Correspondence, 1994-1998 Cyprus F.5 General, 1992-1994 F.5 Women and Labor, 1983 Czechoslovakia F.7 General, 1991-1993 F.8 Press Clips, 1988 F.9 Reproductive Rights, 1991 F.10 Czech Republic--Contacts, 1993 Denmark F.11 Women’s Issues, 1992 Eastern Europe F.12 Press Clips, 1990-1993 F.13 Women’s Issues, 1990-1994 England F.14 Press Clips, 1990-1995 F.15 Reproductive Rights, 1991 F.16 UK--Northern Ireland--Women’s Issues, 1990-1993 Europe F.16-17 General, 1983-1994 (2 folders) F.18 European Community, 1992-1997 Former Yugoslavia Bosnia F.19 General, 1992-1996

Box 5 F.1 Congressional Letters, 1993 F.2 Rape, 1992-1995 F.3 Croatia, 1992-1996 F.4 Dayton Accord, 1995-1996 F.5-10 Press Clips, 1992 September-1993 January (6 folders)

Box 6 F.1-5 Press Clips, 1993 February-May 1-15 (5 folders)

Box 7

F.1-6 Press Clips, 1993 May 16-31-September (6 folders)

Box 8 F.1 Report: BRINGING THE PERPETRATORS OF RAPE IN THE BALKANS TO JUSTICE, 1994 F.2 Serbia, 1993-1995 F.3 Slovenia, 1992 F.4-5 Women’s Issues, 1992-1996 (2 folders)

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F.6 France--Women’s Issues, 1989-1996 F.7 Georgia--Human Rights Watch--Mission (1993), 1992-1993 Germany F.8 General, 1990-1995 F.9 Reproductive Rights, 1990-1995 Greece F.10 General, 1992 F.11 Reproductive Rights, 1991 Hungary F.12 Press Clips, 1988 F.13 Reproductive Rights, 1991-1992 F.14 Women’s Issues, 1990-1992 Ireland F.15 Reproductive Rights, 1990-1993

Box 9 F.1 Reproductive Rights, undated F.2 Women’s Issues, 1988-1995 Italy F.3 Reproductive Rights, 1991 F.4 Women’s Issues, 1993-1996 Nagorno-Karabagh F.5 CSCE/International Bodies, 1993-1994 F.6 Foreign Mercenaries, 1993-1994 F.7 Press Clips--General, 1992-1994 F.8 Prisoners, 1993-1994 F.9 Netherlands--Women’s Issues, 1992-1993 F.10 Norway--Women’s Issues, 1991-1992 Poland F.11 Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), 1983 F.12 Contacts and Organizations, 1992-1994 F.13 Correspondence, 1984-1985 F.14-19 Press Clips, 1988 January-June (6 folders)

Box 10 F.1-6 Press Clips, 1988 July-December (6 folders) F.7 Research, 1983 F.8 Sekulsky, Zbigniew, F.9 Trials--Solidarity, 1982-1983 F.10 United Nations, 1983 Women’s Issues F.11 General, 1991-1995 F.12 Press Clips, 1993-1994 F.13 WOMEN IN POST-COMMUNIST POLAND--Correspondence, 1991-1993 F.14 Reproductive Rights, 1991-1996 F.15 Women and Family, 1992 F.16 Women in Prison, 1991 Portugal F.17 Women’s Issues, 1989 Romania F.18-19 Correspondence, 1983-1985 (2 folders)

Box 11

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F.1 Press Clips, 1988 F.2 BLEAK REALITY: HUMAN RIGHTS IN ROMANIA, 1985 July F.3 Research, 1983 F.4 Women’s Issues, 1990-1995 Spain F.5-6 Press Clips, 1988, 1991-1994 (2 folders) F.7 Spain--Reproductive Rights, 1991 F.8 Spain--Women and Labor, 1982 Sweden F.9 Women’s Issues, 1991-1995 Switzerland F.10 Women’s Issues, 1990-1993 Turkey Ad Hoc Turkey Group F.11 Correspondence, 1992-1994 F.12 General, 1992-1994 F.13 Meeting, 1992 September 17 F.14 Aircraft, 1992-1994 F.15 Amnesty International, 1984 F.16 Arms Project, 1992-1993 F.17 Arrests, 1993 F.18 Azerbaijan, 1990-1994 F.19 Bar Association Committee, 1993 F.20 Bosnia Refugees, 1993 F.21 Children, 1992-1994 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) F.22 Briefing, 1992 May F.23 Meeting--Warsaw, 1993 October F.24 Report (1993), 1993-1994

Box 12 F.1 COMMON ACTION ON TURKEY (1994 February) F.2 Contacts and Organizations, 1995-1996 F.3 Council of Europe, 1991-1993 F.4-5 Cyprus, 1987-1991, 1993-1994 (2 folders) F.6 Death Sentence (1993), 1993-1994 F.7 Demonstrations, 1993-1994 F.8 Detention--Death in, 1994 Disappearances F.9 General, 1994 F.10 Kurdish Businessmen, 1994 F.11 Domestic Politics, 1994 F.12 Economy, 1994 F.13 Editorials, 1991 F.14 Elections, 1994 F.15 European Convention on Human Rights, 1990-1992 F.16 European Economic Community (EEC), 1990-1994 F.17 European Human Rights Commission, 1987-1993 F.18 European Parliament, 1993-1994

Box 13 F.1 Foreign Relations--Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)-- Turkic Republics, 1992-1993

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F.2 France--LIBERTES, 1993 F.3 Freedom of Assembly, 1992-1994 F.4 Freedom of Association, 1992-1994 Freedom of Expression F.5 Artistic Freedom, 1992-1993 F.6 Political Freedom, 1992-1994 F.7 Freedom of the Press, 1992-1994 F.8 Freedom of Speech, 1992-1994 F.9 ay Rights, 1993 F.10 Germany--Turks in, 1992-1994 F.11 Greece, 1994 F.12 Gulf War, 1993-1994 F.13 Gypsies, undated F.14 Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly, 1992-1994 F.15 House Raids--Deaths, 1992-1994 F.16-17 Human Rights--General, 1983, 1989 (2 folders)

Box 14 F.1 Human Rights Foundation of Turkey, 1992-1994 Human Rights Watch F.2 General, 1993-1994 F.3 Hotel Information--Correspondence, 1988-1993 F.4 Media--Mentions of in, 1993 F.5 Report--Intercommunal Violence, 1994 F.6 Visitors to, 1988-1992 F.7 World Report, 1993 F.8 Immigrants--African, 1993 F.9 International Helsinki Federation, 1992 Iran F.10 Iranian Refugees, 1992-1994 Iraq F.11 Iraqi Refugees, 1994 F.12 Northern Iraq, 1994 F.13 Islamic Fundamentalism, 1993 F.14 Japan--Japanese Aid, 1993 F.15 Jews, 1992-1993 F.16 Joint Resolution on Public Law 98-447, 1984 October 4 F.17 Killings--Suspicious, 1994 Kurds F.18 General, 1984 F.19 Abuse of Civilian Population, 1993 F.20 Attacks Against--Villages, 1992-1994 F.21 Children, 1993 F.22 Clashes, 1993

Box 15 F.1 Clashes, 1993-1994 F.2 “Common Day on Turkey” (1993 October 7), 1993-1994 F.3 Demonstrations, 1993 F.4 Due Process, 1987 F.5 Ethnic Identity--Destruction of Ethnic Identity, 1992-1993 F.6 Germany--Military, 1993 F.7 International Monitors, 1993

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F.8 Kurdish Human Rights Project (UK) (1992), 1992-1993 Kurdish Institute F.9 Belgium, 1993 F.10 France, 1993 F.11 KURDISH LIFE (newsletter), 1993 F.12 Kurdish National Congress of North America, 1992-1993 F.13 Kurdish Newroz Festival, 1993 F.14 Kurdish Organizations, 1993 F.15 North West Kurdistan Conference, 1994 F.16 Outside Turkey--Western Europe, 1993-1994 F.17 Parliamentary Human Rights Group (UK), November 1993 F.18 Police Harassment, 1993 Political Parties F.19 General, 1993-1994 F.20 Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), 1993 F.21 Politicians, 1993 F.22 Press, 1993-1994 F.23 Report: THE KURDS OF TURKEY, 1993 F.24 Shop Closings, 1993 F.25 Sirnak Raids, 1993 F.26 State of Emergency, 1993 F.27 UN Human Rights Conference, 1993 F.28 Letters to the Editor, 1991 F.29 Lobbying--Forms and Information, 1992 F.30 Maps and Tourist Information, undated

Box 16 F.1 Media--Radio and Television, 1993-1994 F.2 Minority Rights, 1993 F.3 Olympics 2000, 1993 F.4 People’s Labour Party, 1993 F.5 Phone Contacts, undated F.6 Physicians for Human Rights, 1990-1993 F.7 Polat, Edip (political activist)--Grant Application--Intl. Pen, 1993 Press--Freedom of Expression F.8-10 General, 1993-1994 (3 folders) F.11 THE SATANIC VERSES, 1993 F.12 HRW Newsletter, 1992 F.13 HRW Report, 1993 F.14 Imprisoned Journalists, 1993 F.15 Kidnapped Journalists, 1993 F.16 Killed Journalists, 1993-1994 F.17 Newspaper Distrubutor Attacks, 1993

Box 17 F.1 Press Clips, 1988 F.2 Protest Letters, 1989-1994 F.3 Provincial Administration Draft Law, 1993 F.4 Public Relations (PR) Firms, 1988-1992 F.5 Refugees, 1996-1997 Report: BROKEN PROMISES, 1993 F.6 Press Releases, 1992-1993 F.7-8 Research Materials, 1992 (2 folders)

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F.9 Research Notes, 1992 August F.10 Research Trip (1992 August), 1991-1992 F.11 Torture, 1992 F.12 Russia--Foreign Relations, 1994

Box 18 F.1 Security Investigation Regulation, 1987-1991 F.2 Semdinli Battle, 1992 September 30 F.3 Sivas Incident, 1993 July F.4 Solidarity Association of Prisoners' Relatives (TAYAD), 1990-1991 F.5 State of Emergency, 1988-1993 F.6 Trials and Arrests, 1993-1994 F.7 Turkish Embassy, Washington, DC, 1993-1994 F.8 Turkish Human Rights Association (IHD), 1993 F.9 UN Human Rights Committee, 1991 United States F.10 National Security Council, 1994 F.11 Turks in, 1989 F.12 U.S. Congressional File, 1983-1984 F.13 University, 1993 Western Europe F.14 Influence of, 1993-1994 F.15 Western Europe--Refugees, 1994 Women’s Issues F.16 Caseworks, 1995-1996 F.17 TURKEY DEMOGRAPHIC AND HEALTH SURVEY, 1995 January 14 F.18 Rape and Torture, 1991-1996 F.19 Women and Law, 1992 F.20 Women in Prison, 1991 F.21 Women’s Labor, 1989-1995

Box 19 F.1 Women’s Movement, 1991-1998 F.2 Women’s Rights, 1989-1994 United States Human Rights--U.S. Congress F.3 General, 1991-1993 F.4 Hearings, 1992 F.5 Legislative Action, 1990-1996 F.6 Native Americans, 1992 F.7 Rape Overview, 1990-1997 U.S. Dept. of Justice (DOJ) F.8 Civil Protection Orders, 1989 F.9 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN, 1994-1995 F.10 Women’s Issues, 1988-1994 F.11 U.S. Dept. of Labor: Women’s Bureau, 1989-1990

Box 20 Women’s Issues F.1 General, 1989-1996 F.2 Anita Hill Hearings (sexual harassment), 1991 F.3 Caseworks, 1994

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F.4-5 Domestic Violence, 1987-1992, 1994-1997 (2 folders) F.6 Reproductive Rights, 1996 F.7 Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), 1996 F.8 Women and Asylum, 1992-1996 F.9 Women and Education, 1992-1995 F.10 Women and Labor, 1991-1996

Box 21 USSR F.1 Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) – “Near Abroad” Policy, 1994 F.2 Contacts and Organizations, 1992-1997 F.3 Correspondence, 1992-1997 F.4 Foreign Relations--Turkey, 1992-1994 F.5 Forensics, 1978-1979 F.6 General Background, 1991-1997 F.7 Housing, 1991-1997 F.8 Islamic Fundamentalism, 1992-1993

Box 22 Laws F.1 General, 1993-1997 F.2 Law Research, 1993-1996 F.3 New Independent States, 1992 Press Clips F.4-7 General, 1988 January-Apri) (4 folders)

Box 23 F.1-5 General, 1988 May-June (5 folders)

Box 24 F.1-5 General, 1988 July-October, 1988 (5 folders)

Box 25 F.1-4 General, 1988 November-December (4 folders) F.5 Refugees, 1994 F.6 Russian Constitutional Crisis (1993), 1993-1994 F.7 Russian Federation--THE REGIONS, 1992-1994

Box 26 F.1 Soviet Republics, 1991-1995 F.2 Tajikistan--Military, 1993 Women’s Issues F.3 Press Clips, 1990-1997 F.4 Reproductive Rights, 1991 Uzebekistan F.5 Women’s Issues, undated Helsinki Watch F.6 Annual Reports, 1981-1982 F.7 Conference: “The Role of Women and the Transition to Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe”, 1992 October 3-4 Contacts

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F.8 Europe, 1992 August 3 F.9 Organizations, undated. F.10 Correspondence, 1993-1994 F.11 Europe--CSCE Hearings, 1985 F.12 Media--Mentions of in, 1988 F.13-15 Press Clips--General, 1988, 1992-1995 (3 folders) F.16 Testimony--House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Human Rights and International Organizations (1984 May 15), 1983-1984

Series X: International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights Files

Box 1 F.1-5 General, 1990-1994 (5 folders) Activities F.6 Summary, 1986-1988 F.7 Plan, 1987-1989 Annual Meeting F.8 Vienna, 1987 F.9 Belgrade, 1988 F.10 Warsaw, 1989 F.11 Moscow (Copenhagen), 1990

Box 2 F.1 Helsinki, 1992 F.2 Istanbul, 1995 F.3 Asylum Report (Proposal), 1987 Bellagio Conference F.4 Bulletins to Participants, 1982-1984 F.5 Planning, 1982 F.6 Report, 1982 F.7 Biographies, 1982 F.8 Budget, 1983-1989 F.9 Bulletins, fact sheets and newsletters, 1984 Coordinating Committee Meeting F.10 Madrid, 1982 F.11 Vienna, 1983 F.12 Oslo, 1983 F.13 Stockholm, 1984 Correspondence F.14-15 General, 1985-1987 (2 folders) F.16 Vienna Office, 1988 F.17-18 General, 1989-1990, 1995-1996 (2 folders)

Box 3 CSCE (Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe)--Ottawa F.1 General, 1985 F.2 Press release, 1985 F.3 Proposals, 1985 F.4 CSCE (Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe)--Vienna, 1986-1987 F.5 Description and membership of affiliated groups, 1982-1986 Executive Committee F.6-8 Meetings, 1988-1990, 1996 (3 folders)

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F.9 Job description for Executive Director, undated F.10 Finberg, Alan, 1987-1988 Funding F.11 Ford Foundation, 1988 F.12 Helsinki Watch Contribution, 1989 Proposals F.13 General, 1982-1988 F.14 Carnegie Corporation, 1988 F.15 J. Roderick MacArthur Foundation, 1988-1990 F.16 People for the American Way, 1983 IHF F.17 Fax Bulletins and Reports, 1995

Box 4 F.1 Newsletters, 1986-1988 F.2 Independence of the judiciary (in Yugoslavia, Tanja Petovar), 1989 F.3 Interim Advisory Board, 1996 International Helsinki Association F.4 Constitution, 1980 F.5 Zurich, 1980 F.6 International Helsinki Movement: Madrid, 1980-1981 F.7 International Secretariat, 1982-1984 F.8 List of names (from other HRNGOs), 1979-1982 F.9-10 Mailings, 1982, 1989 (2 folders) Meetings F.11 Boston, 1995 F.12 Bratislava, 1990 F.13 Second International Conference, Vienna, 1983-1984 Member Committees F.14 General, 1986 F.15 Austria, 1981-1986 F.16 Belgium, 1982-1983 F.17 Bulgaria, 1992-1994 F.18 Canada, 1982-1989 F.19 Croatia, 1994

Box 5 F.1 Czechoslovakia, 1988-1996 F.2 Denmark, 1982-1995 F.3-4 England, 1982-1986, 1988-1989 (2 folders) F.5 Finland, 1982-1994 F.6 France, 1982-1989 F.7 Germany, 1982-1985

Box 6 F.1 Greece, 1982-1991 F.2 Hungary, 1989-1995 F.3 Ireland, 1982-1984 F.4 Italy, 1982-1988 F.5 Macedonia, 1996 F.6-7 Netherlands, 1981-1985; 1993-1994 (2 folders) F.8 Norway, 1982-1986

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F.9-10 Poland, 1983-1995 (2 folders) F.11 Portugal, 1982 Spain F.12 General, 1982-1991

Box 7

F.1 Boletin Quincenal--Newsletter, 1994 F.2 Fellner, Jamie--Mission, 1988 F.3 Sweden, 1975-1987 F.4 Switzerland, 1987-1995 F.5 Turkey, 1982-1986 F.6 Ukraine, 1990 F.7 Yugoslavia, 1987 Mission to Moscow F.8 General, 1987-1988 F.9 Aaron Diamond Foundation, 1987 F.10 Articles, 1988 F.11 Carnegie Grant, 1988 F.12 Delegation, 1987 F.13 Expenses, 1988 F.14 Follow up, 1987-1988 F.15 Funding proposals, 1987 Nagler, Gerald F.16-18 Correspondence, 1983-1986 (3 folders)

Box 8 F.1 Correspondence, 1987 F.2-4 Narrative report, 1983-1987 (3 folders) Publicity F.5 General, 1979-1982 F.6 Received, 1982-1983 Reports F.7 ASYLUM AND FAMILY REUNIFICATION IN WESTERN EUROPE, 1985 F.8 Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, 1989 F.9 HUMAN RIGHTS IN MALTA, 1985 F.10 OSCE Implementation Meeting on Human Dimension Issues, 1995 F.11 Political prisoners in the USSR: Releases and continued detention, 1987 F.12 Releases, mailings, 1988 Violations F.13 Helsinki Accords since Madrid, Vol. I-II., 1985 F.14 Helsinki Accords, 1982 F.15 Statutes, 1987-1989

Series 11: USSR/Independent States Files Armenia

Box 1 F.1 ARMENIA ASSEMBLY OF AMERICA DAILY REPORT, 1992 F.2 ARTSAKH INFO. BULLETIN, 1991

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Azerbaijan F.3 Correspondence, 1995 F.4 AZERBAYCAN BULLETIN, 1993 F.5 Ethnic Minorities, 1990-1991 F.6 Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS), 1988-1989 F.7 Political Prisoners, 1992 F.8 Press Clips, 1988-1992 F.9 Refugees--Baku, 1992 Baltic States F.10 Estonia, 1989-1992 F.11 HELSINKI WATCH REPORT, undated F.12 Latvia, 1988-1992 F.13 Lithuania, 1991

Box 2 F.1-3 Press Clips, 1989-1989, 1991-1993 (3 folders) F.4 Russian Troop Withdrawal, 1992-1993 F.5 Belarus: Post-Coup, 1990-1992 Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS): F.6 Emigration, 1991-1992 F.7-8 Migration Report--Research Materials, 1991-1996 (2 folders) F.9 Crmean Tatars, 1992 Georgia F.10 Arrests, Disappearances and Killings, 1991-1994 Correspondence F.11 General, 1995 F.12 Government, 1994 F.13 Advocacy, 1994

Box 3 F.1 Background, 1992-1993 F.2 Business, 1996 F.3 Economy, 1993 F.4 Elections, 1992 F.5 Ethnic Relations, 1992 F.6 Foreign Affairs, 1992-1995 F.7 Foreign Organizations, 1995 F.8 Gamsakhurdia, Zviad, 1990-1995 F.9 Humanitarian Aid, 1992-1995 F.10 Journalists, 1992-1994 Military F.11 General, 1992-1993 F.12 Paramilitaries, 1992-1995 F.13 Russian Army, 1992-1995 F.14 Minorities, 1993-1996 Missions F.15 Correspondence, 1994 F.16 Notebook, 1994 June

Box 4 F.1 Missions, 1994

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F.2 Peacekeepers, 1994 Politics F.3 Government Statements, 1992-1994 F.4 Political Parties, 1990-1996 F.5 Shevardnadze, Eduard, 1990-1995 F.6 WORLD REPORT, 1995 Box 5 F.1 WORLD REPORT, 1995 Georgia-Abkhazia F.2 Casualties, 1992-1993 History F.3 Background, 1992-1993 F.4 Chronology, 1992-1995 F.5 Military, 1992-1995 F.6 Mission Notebooks, 1992-1993 F.7 Peace Negotiations, 1992-1995 F.8 Press Clips, 1993-1995

Box 6 F.1-2 Report, 1992-1996 (2 folders) F.3 Russian Army, 1992-1994 Georgia-South Ossetia F.4 Correspondence, 1992 F.5 General, 1991-1993 F.6 HELSINKI WATCH REPORT, 1992 Kazakhstan F.7 Country Report, 1986-1990 F.8 Mission--Preliminary Mission Outline, 1990 April 21 F.9 Politics--Government, 1990-1991 Press Clips F.10 Media--Part 1, 1991-1995

Box 7 F.1 Media--Part 2, 1991-1996 F.2 Post-Coup, 1991-1992 F.3 Kyrgyzstan (Kirgizia), 1990-1991 Moldova F.4 Background, 1992-1994 F.5 Citizenship, 1990-1993 F.6 Contacts, undated Foreign Policy F.7 General, 1992-1993 F.8 United States, 1995 Helsinki Watch Reports F.9 General, 1990-1992 F.10 Moldova Report 1993, 1992-1993 Laws F.11 General, 1989-1992

Box 8 F.1 Drafts, 1991-1994 Minorities F.2 General, 1989-1994

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F.3 Gagauz, 1990-1995 F.4 Russian, 1990-1994 Mission, 1992 F.5 Correspondence, 1992 F.6 Notebooks, 1992

Box 9 F.1 Missions, 1991-1992 F.2 Ombudsmen, 1996 Politics F.3 General, 1994 F.4 Government Statements, 1992-1993 F.5 Press Clips, 1995-1996 F.6 Russian Army, 1992-1993 Trials F.7 Notes, 1994 F.8 “Tiraspol 6” Trial, 1992-1995 Moldova-Dniester Republic F.9 Military, 1992-1994 F.10 Politics, 1991-1994

Box 10 F.1 Report-Helsinki Watch, 1990-1991 F.2-4 Press Clips, 1987-1992 (3 folders)

Box 11 Nagorno-Karabakh F.1 Air Bombings, 1992 Cease-Fire F.2 Agreement, 1992 F.3 Negotiations:, 1991-1992 F.4 Journalists, 1992 F.5 Karabakh-Background, 1992 Khojaly F.6 General, 1992 F.7 Victims List, 1992 F.8 Kurds, 1992 F.9 Nakhichevan, undated F.10-11 Press Clips, 1988-1989, 1991-1992 (2 folders) F.12 Press Releases, 1992 Reports F.13 Christian Solidarity International (CSI), 1992 F.14 Human Rights Advocates, 1992 F.15 Immigration and Naturalization Center, 1992 F.16 Russia, 1992 F.17 Turkey, 1992-1993 F.18 United States--Foreign Policy, 1992

Box 12 Tajikistan: F.1 Central Asia Bibliography, 1995 F.2 Conferences and presentations, 1995-1997 F.3 Contacts in Tajikistan, 1995-1996

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F.4 Correspondence re: Tajikistan (includes correspondence with Guissou Jahangiri Jeannot and the US Embassy re: Tajik and Afghan mission) (CLOSED), 1995-1997 F.5 HRW Reports on Tajikistan, 1994-1996 F.6 ICRC PRESS (International Committee of the Red Cross), 1996-1997

F.7 Making Things Happen--Getting it Done 1996 Project Achievement Reports, Europe and the CIS, Regional Bureau for Europe and CIS, United Nations Development Programme, 1996 F.8 Minority Rights Group Report: TAJIKISTAN: A FORGOTTEN CIVIL WAR by Nassim Jawad and Shahrbanou Tadjbakhsh, 1995 February F.9 Newswires and news clippings, 1995-1997 F.10 OMRI DAILY DIGEST, 1995-1997 F.11 Reports from Dushanbe, 1995 Refugees F.12 Afghanistan--newspaper and clippings, 1992-1993 F.13 Returnees (CLOSED), 1995-1996

Box 13 F.1 Tajik and Afghan mission notebooks (CLOSED), 1995 F.2 General, 1993-1996 F.3 THE GHARM VALLEY: CONTINUED TENSIONS (draft manuscript edited by Milbert Shin), 1997 F.4 News clippings: FBIS and other news services, 1995-1997 F.5-6 News service printouts re: Hostage taking, 1997 February-March (2 folders) F.7 Logistics, 1995 Missions F.8 Notes (CLOSED), 1993-1995 F.9 Dushanbe--Notebooks (CLOSED), undated

Box 14 F.1 North Afghanistan--background information, 1993-1996 F.2-3 Briefing materials prepared by the Soros Foundations, 1995 (2 folders) F.4 UNCHR REPORT, 1996 F.5 United Nations Reports, 1994-1995 F.6 Uzbekistan free travel memorandum--United States, 1995 Press F.7 Accounts--Newspapers 1992

Box 15 F.1 Clips, 1992 F.2 Refugees, 1993 F.3 Resource Page, 1995

Box 16 Tatarstan F.1 Press Clips, 1992 Ukraine F.2 Independent Organizations--Ukrainian Committee “Helsinki-90”, 1990

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F.3 Press Clips, 1989-1991 F.4 Religion--Ukrainian Catholics, 1990 U.S.S.R. Background F.5 U.S.S.R.: Background, 1983-1988 F.6 U.S.S.R.: Background--Soviet Officials--Biographic Directory, 1989 F.7 Censorship, 1983-1986 F.8 Central Asia, 1990-1992 F.9 Contacts, 1992-1995

Box 17 F.1 Demonstrations, 1992 F.2 Economy, 1991-1992 F.3 Elections (1989), 1989-1990 F.4 Emigration Law, 1990 F.5 Environment, 1989-1991 F.6 Federalism,1990 F.7 Freedom of Movement, 1989-1992 Germany F.8 Ethnic Germans, 1991-1992 F.9 German Unification, 1992 F.10 Gorbachev, Mikhail--Resignation, 1991 F.11 Helsinki Groups, 1983-1991 F.12 Human Rights, 1986-1991 F.13 Khmara, Stepan, 1990-1991 Law F.14 Dictionary, 1969 F.15 Draft Legislation, 1992

Box 18 Media F.1 Journalists--Directory, 1993 F.2 Reform, 1989-1992 F.3 Military, 1988-1991 F.4 Minority Groups, 1989-1996 F.5 Mirzayanov, Vil, 1992-1994 Moscow--Government F.6 Correspondence, 1994 F.7 Laws and Decrees, 1992-1995 F.8 Statistics, 1993-1994 F.9 Moscow Memorial Group, 1990-1991 Moscow--Mission F.10 Notes, 1990 F.11-12 Notebooks, 1994-1995 (2 folders)

Box 19 F.1-2 Moscow--Report--Discrimination 1992-1994, 1995 (2 folders) Policies F.3 Nationalities, 1990 F.4 Nuclear Arms Control, 1991-1992 F.5 Political Reform, 1990-1991 F.6 Post-Coup Federation, 1991

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Press Clips F.7 General, 1991-1993

Box 20 F.1-2 General, 1994-1996 (2 folders) F.3-4 Prisoners of Conscience (POCs), 1988-1992 (2 folders) F.5 Prisons, 1989-1993 Pyschiatric Abuses F.6 General, 1989-1991

Box 21 F.1 General, 1992-1994 F.2-3 St. Petersburg, 1992-1993 (2 folders) F.4 Visa Denials, 1987-1991 F.5 World Report, 1991-1992

Uzbekistan F.6 Post-Coup, 1991-1992 F.7 Press Clips, 1989-1991

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