These are the materials of the fourth seminar conducted by the Russian human rights center Memorial on organizational issues of legal help to refugees and forced migrants.
A collection of documents and materials about the trial of spiritual leaders and religious activists of the Evangelical community of Tyumen Region in December 1959. The collection also includes legislative acts on religious life and information materials of the Council of Religious Life under the Council of Ministers of the USSR.
This is materials of the conference on the fate of Russian Koreans in 1937 and the history of their deportation, their further role in the life of the Far East and Central Asia. (0.325 kg.)
This teaching aid describes the roots, causes and specifics of the soviet dissent and the history of the interaction between the dissident movement and the authorities in the USSR. One of the most interesting characteristics of the movement was that it defended the soviet laws against the government that did not enforce them.
[ Special migrants to Western Siberia: Spring 1931 - early 1933 ] Санкт Петербург: ЕКОР, 1993 Язык: Русский
Цена: $ 31.00
This book includes documents from the recently opened Novosibirsk and Moscow archives about the exile of the Kulaks to Siberia: labor and living conditions, drafting into the Red Army, mass mobilization for public works, etc.
This book is about the history of signing a letter of protest against the lack of transparency in the trial of the four journalist-volunteers, A.I. Ginzburg, Iu.T. Galanskov, A.A. Dobrovol’skii, and V.
This is a report of the national Independent Commission on Women’s Rights. It describes the main violations of women’s rights in Russia: domestic violence, sexual violence, trafficking, and crimes against women as a part of national traditions.
The first volume includes documents from central and local state archives on the legal and social basis of camps; their productive and financial activities; conditions, rules, life style of prisoners; ideological work among prisoners.
Derd Lukacs (1885-1971), a Hungarian philosopher and writer, spent fifteen years in Russia (1929-1945). He was arrested by the NKVD in 1941 and released after two months. The documents of his interrogation collected in this book show that this case was only one of many repressions against foreign communists.
[ Prison Reform in Formerly Totalitarian Counties ] Москва: Общественныи Центр ъСодеиствиеъ, 1993 Язык: Русский
Цена: $ 12.00
Russia continues to have one of the highest rates of imprisonment in the world. This brochure is the report of the conference "Penal Reform in Former Totalitarian Countries”, which was held in the Moscow region in 1992.
This is the first two volumes of a multi-volume work about the victims of political repression in the Altai Krai (Siberia). Siberia is a traditional place of exile in Russia, so the list of victims includes people from all over the country.
This is an annual collection of reports of the SOVA Center on this topic. The report summarizes all the major areas of research by the Center in 2011. Appendices include statistical data and the cases which were tried by Russian courts on extremist charges.
This is a catalog of recently declassified materials of the NKVD-MVD from the Russian State Archive of the Russian Federation. This collection of documents discloses the essence of the penitentiary system in the period of the strengthening of the repression mechanism in the USSR.
This is an annual report of the SOVA Center on this topic. The report summarizes all the major areas of research by the Center in 2012. Appendices include statistical data and the cases which were tried by courts on extremist charges by region of the Russian Federation.
This is an annual report of the SOVA Center on this topic. The report summarizes all the major areas of research by the Center in 2013. Appendices include statistical data and the cases which were tried by courts on extremist charges by region of the Russian Federation.
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