January
4 January 1976, 7-A [3.5] – KGB to Secretariat. The anti-Soviet activities of SOLZHENITSYN abroad. [R 4 January 1976, 7-A] total 3 pp.
11 January 1976*, 81-A [3.2; 2.2] – KGB memorandum. Measures to prevent an “illegal” commemorative meeting in honour of the 1825 Decembrist Rebellion. [R 11 January 1976, 81-A] tbt
14 January 1976, Pb 201/44 [3.2] – Politburo. Information to Communist Party leaders about Western anti-Soviet propaganda. List of recipients. [R 14 January 1976, Pb 201-44] total 23 pp.
16 January 1976*, 876-A [3.4; 4] – KGB on the trials of rights activist ANDREI TVERDOKHLEBOV, and Crimean Tatar leader MUSTAFA DZHEMILEV (2 pp). [R 16 January 1976, 876-A] total 2 pp. (tbt)
21 January 1976, No 43 [5] – Letter from Soviet embassy in Switzerland. Concerning a written protest by a young Greek Communist about the French Communist Party’s declaration concerning violations of human rights in the USSR. [R 21 January 1976, No 43] total 5 pp.
February
05 February 1976, Pb 203/104 [3.2] – Politburo. Further list of Communist Parties to be sent information (see 14 January 1976 document) about Western anti-Soviet propaganda concerning “human rights violations”. [R 5 February 1976, Pb 203-104] total 2 pp.
12 February 1976, 360-A [3.2] – KGB to Secretariat. The KGB issues a caution to Pyotr GRIGORENKO. [R 12 February 1976, 360-A] total 2 pp.
16 February 1976, No 41 [6] – Memo from Soviet embassy in Switzerland. Discussions with the Social-Democratic Party of Switzerland; and the results of the summit (Socialist International) of Socialist and Social-Democratic leaders. [R 16 February 1976, No 41] total 3 pp.
16 February 1976, 394-A [3.2; 5] – KGB report. Attempts by “anti-Soviet elements” (national, religious and political dissenters) to influence Communist Parties in capitalist countries. [R 16 February 1976, 394-A] total 3 pp.
17 February 1976, 403-A [3.5] – KGB memorandum. About the publication of a satire (caricature) on SOLZHENITSYN in Krokodil magazine. [R 17 February 1976, 403-A]
March
13 March 1976, 577-A [2.2; 9.1] – KGB. The reaction of US embassy to speeches by leaders of European Communist Parties at the CPSU 25th Congress. [R 13 March 1976, 577-A] total 4 pp.
23 March 1976, No 235 [8] – 1975 report of the World Peace Council. [R 21 March 1976, No 235] total 11 pp.
29 March 1976*, St 3/42 [7.2] – Secretariat. Request by Lebanese Communist Party for “special training” in party security (cryptography, photography etc). [R 29 March 1976, St 3-42] total 3 pp.
April
7 April 1976**, St 4/40 [7.2] – Secretariat. Request from Iraqi Communist Party. Decision to provide apartment for widow of a Party activist who collaborated with Soviet special services. [R 7 April 1976, St 4-40] total 3 pp.
9 April 1976, St 5/8 [6] – Secretariat. Suggestion of the French Socialist Party to hold a special meeting with the CPSU. [R 9 April 1976, St 5-8] total 2 pp.
19 April 1976**, St 6/30 [7.4] – Secretariat. Request from Chilean Communist Party: “special training” for 12 people. [R 19 April 1976, St 6-30] total 3 pp.
20 April 1976, No 14 [8] – Logistics for Moscow meeting of the World Peace Council. [R 20 April 1976, No 14] total 2 pp.
21 April 1976, 25-S-1149 [5] – International Department. Financial assistance to Young Communists of Greece. [R 21 April 1976, 25-S-1149] total 2 pp.
23 April 1976*, St 6/94 [3.5] – Secretariat. Instructions to the Soviet ambassador in Britain concerning response to BBC television documentary about SOLZHENITSYN. [R 23 April 1976, St 5-94] total 2 pp. (tbt)
29 April 1976, St 7/2 [1.3; 6] – Secretariat. About setting up a joint French-Soviet transport company. [R 29 April 1976, St 7-2] total 2 pp.
May
5 May 1976, St 7/81 [1.2] – Secretariat. A new bureau for the Komsomolskaya pravda daily in Austria: the correspondent to be replaced by KGB agent. [R 5 May 1976, St 7-81] total 9 pp.
5 May 1976, St 7/82 [1.2] – Secretariat. Transfer bureau of Izvestiya from Congo (Brazzaville) to Angola: the correspondent to be replaced by KGB agent. [R 5 May 1976, St 7-82] total 7 pp.
7 May 1976, St 7/12 [1.2] – Secretariat. About a symposium for Soviet foreign correspondents. [R 7 May 1976, St 7-12] total 3 pp.
14 May 1976, 1109-A [3.6] – KGB memorandum. Arrest of V.A. PRUZHANOVSKY and KGB decision to place him in psychiatric care. [R 14 May 1976, 1109-A]
17 May 1976**, St 9/25 [7.4] – International Department. Provide “special training” for 6 Communists from Costa Rica. [R 17 May 1976, St 9-25] total 2 pp.
21 May 1976, St 9/4 [8] – Secretariat. The Soviet campaign for disarmament. [R 21 May 1976, St 9-4] total 6 pp.
24 May 1976, St 10/4 [7.4] – Secretariat. Provide military training for: Argentina, 10 people; Columbia, 7; Costa Rica, 15; Mexico, 3; Nicaragua, 6. [R 24 May 1976, St 10-4] total 9 pp.
June
1 June 1976*, St 10/4 [8] – Secretariat. Setting up of an independent committee within the USSR to monitor its observance of the Helsinki agreements. [R 1 June 1976, St 10-4] (tbt)
7 June 1976**, St 11/73 [7.2] – Secretariat. The reception of two Syrian Communists in Moscow for special studies. [R 4 June 1976, St 11-73] total 4 pp.
8 June 1976*, St 11/7 [8] – Secretariat. Double financial aid to Scandinavian “USSR friendship” societies (2 pp). [R 8 June 1976, St 11-7] (tbt)
9 June 1976, No 36 [6] – Memo from Soviet embassy in Switzerland. New political tendencies in the Swiss Social-Democratic Party. [R 9 June 1976, No 36] total 3 pp.
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