The Source
The classified documents that make up this archive were copied secretly by VLADIMIR BUKOVSKY in 1992 as he prepared to testify at the trial of the CPSU. (See “Night of the Looters” in ARTICLES & LETTERS.)
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- 1. CPSU, Ideology & Politics (36)
- 2. CPSU, Terror & Repression (29)
- 2.1 pre-1975 (18)
- 2.2 post-1975 (11)
- 3. CPSU and dissent in USSR (71)
- 3.1 the 1960s (13)
- 3.2 the 1970s (30)
- 3.3 after 1980 (12)
- 3.4 Andrei Sakharov (9)
- 3.5 Alexander Solzhenitsyn (6)
- 3.6 The abuse of psychiatry (7)
- 4. Perestroika (25)
- 5. CPSU & Communist world (23)
- 6. CPSU and the non-Communist world (15)
- 7. Communist subversion (73)
- 7.1 in the West (13)
- 7.2 in the Middle East (28)
- 7.3 in Africa (8)
- 7.4 in Latin America (37)
- 8. CPSU & Peace propaganda (10)
- 9. Soviet foreign policy (51)
- 9.1 Foreign policy and USA (23)
- 9.2 Afghanistan (10)
- 9.3 1980 Olympics Games (4)
- 9.4 USSR and Poland (14)
- Essays and Articles (5)
- Other documents, etc. (4)
Tag Archives: USSR News Brief*
The Status of these Archives (2018)
In 1992, for a period of five months, Vladimir Bukovsky was given access to the archives of the CPSU Central Committee in Moscow. The new Russian government of Boris Yeltsin asked him to speak as a witness on its behalf … Continue reading
