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Guide to the Records of Union of Councils for Soviet Jews
undated, 1948, 1954, 1963-1965, 1967-2000

*I-410, *I-410A

Processed by Andrey Filimonov and Vital Zajka

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Descriptive Summary

Creator: Union of Councils for Soviet Jews
Title: Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, records
Dates: undated, 1948, 1954, 1963-1965, 1967-2000
Abstract: The collection contains the records of the Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, an umbrella organization for approximately 50 grassroots organizations. The records documenting the UCSJ's operations, programs, and campaigns relate primarily to the period of the 1980's, when the rescue movement reached its pinnacle of success and international attention, and to the 1990's, reflecting UCSJ's activities following the Soviet Union's collapse and its continuing work on behalf of human rights. The records are notable for including materials of UCSJ individual councils, materials by the Soviet Jewry Legal Advocacy Center, an affiliate of UCSJ, numerous case files regarding prisoners of conscience, Refuseniks, and those allowed to emigrate to the West.
Languages: The collection is predominantly in English, with Russian and Yiddish.
Quantity: 100.5 linear feet (59 bankers boxes, 83 manuscript boxes, 3 oversized folders and 1 MAP folder)
Identification: I-410, I-410A
Repository: American Jewish Historical Society
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Historical Note

The American Soviet Jewry Movement was initiated in the early 1960s, when the first public protests were made by American Jews against the suppression of Jewish religion and Jewish national culture in the Soviet Union. Though random and spontaneous, those actions started to attract attention of the mainstream Jewish community and led to creation of the first organizations devoted specifically to the support of the Soviet Jews, namely the American Jewish Conference on Soviet Jewry (AJCSJ) and Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry (SSSJ) in 1964. The former, due to the conflicts in tactics and strategy proved to be dysfunctional and failed to effectively pursue the goals set at its creation. It placed emphasis on the work using the official channels, but lost dynamism and was considered by many as rather a think tank than a defense organization (It was replaced by the National Conference on Soviet Jewry in 1971). The latter organization, SSSJ, limited itself to work mostly within the college students' ranks and among youth volunteers. Thus a need was felt in a more broadly determined and more community-oriented organization.

The widely publicized Leningrad Trial incident, in which 34 men and women were accused of hijacking a plane at the Leningrad airport in order to emigrate, prompted many American Jews to protest against the injustice of the Soviet regime, and multiplied grass roots organizations.

A broad-based grassroots network was created in 1970 by, most notably, Louis Rosenblum of the Cleveland Council on Soviet Anti-Semitism, Si Frumkin of the Union of Council for Soviet Jews, Zev Yaroslavsky of the California Students for Soviet Jews and Harold Light of the Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews. Founded as a confederation of six grass-roots organizations, UCSJ was unwilling to work with the inefficiency surrounding the American Jewish Conference on Soviet Jewry and established their own programs. UCSJ pioneered the first person-to-person programs with Soviet Jews through mail and phone contacts and began using the help of Americans who were visiting the Soviet Union. UCSJ representatives were involved with locating and contacting Refuseniks and researching and coordinating relief for their cases. UCSJ shared its information and contacts with a wider American Jewish community, and later these methods were adopted by organizations like the Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry and the National Conference on Soviet Jewry.

Among the programs developed were "Adopt a Refusenik Family" (matching American and Soviet Jewish families), "Adopt a Prisoner" (sending packages and monitoring the conditions of imprisonment for prisoners of Zion), Bar/Bat Mitzvah Twinning (matching Bar/ Bat Mitzvahs in America with those in the USSR), and Tarbut (sending literature on Jewish culture and religion to the USSR). Through its publications, UCSJ reported on its activities: Alert (1974-1989) and Quarterly Report (1982-1990), and later Refusenik Update, Congressional Handbook for Soviet Jewry, and Antisemitism in the USSR-Status Report.

The Union of Councils became a communications hub, maintaining extensive contacts, chiefly by telephone, and tracking the status Soviet Refuseniks and prisoners of Zion. Often UCSJ was the first among the Soviet Jewry Movement organizations to receive important news from Soviet Jewish activists and it provided regular updated information for the media and officials and representatives in Congress and Senate. From 1971 to 1991 a Congressional Vigil was held, largely with UCSJ' efforts, and was headed by House Representatives Tom Lantos (Calif.-D) and John Porter (Ill.-R). With the successful advocacy of the Jackson-Vanik Amendment of 1973, UCSJ received broad recognition for its efficiency and pioneering methods in defending the Soviet Jews. In 1976 President Jimmy Carter pledged via telegram to UCSJ to support the "full religious and cultural opportunities for Soviet Jews," as well as their right to emigrate. He declared that "he would not hesitate to use trade to effectuate that purpose."1 UCSJ was instrumental in initializing national and international campaigns for support of the imprisoned Refuseniks, like Anatoly Sharansky, Vladimir Slepak, Ida Nudel, Vladimir Begun, making them known to the rank and file members of the Jewish community as well as to many non-Jewish Americans, and providing material and moral support for their families and relatives. In 1987 the UCSJ president Pamela B. Cohen of Chicago made an unannounced visit to the Soviet Union where she met with hundreds of Refuseniks.

In dissent with the views of some member organizations in the Soviet Jewry Movement and the Israeli government, which was also involved in the campaign for facilitating Jewish emigration from the USSR, the leaders and activists of the UCSJ advocated the right for Soviet Jews to emigrate and choose any place for immigration, rather then exclusively to make aliya and settle in Israel. This position was especially disheartening for the Soviet authorities, who were inclined to treat Jewish emigration as repatriation (which had been allowed in the Soviet Union for other ethnic groups) rather than a human rights issue.

By 1991, at the end of the Soviet era, UCSJ had 50 local councils and 100,000 members throughout the United States. It had grown to become a formidable force, supporting and protecting Soviet Jews by gathering and disseminating news on their condition and treatment; distributing publications; providing educational programs, rallies and demonstrations; and advocating to the U.S. Government, and national and international agencies and forums.

Two affiliated organizations, the Soviet Jewry Legal Advocacy Center (SJLAC) and the Medical Mobilization for Soviet Jewry provided efficient analytical, logistical and technical support for the activities of the UCSJ.

UCSJ remained active after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 and mass Jewish emigration began to Israel, the U.S. and other Western countries. UCSJ local representation committees were established in most of the states of the Former Soviet Union (FSU). Currently, UCSJ monitors anti-Semitic activities in FSU, provides programs like Yad L'Yad, which links U.S. synagogues to FSU Jewish communities, and publishes Monitor, a weekly digest of news and analysis from the states of the FSU. Most of the communication and research between UCSJ and Jews in FSU can now be conducted through the World Wide Web. The organization is now officially called Union of Councils for Jews in the Former Soviet Union.

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Scope and Content Note

The collection consists of two parts, which reflect two different acquisitions of the UCSJ materials by AJHS. They are defined as Part One and Part Two and have respective collection numbers of I-410 (1948, 1954, 1963-1965, 1967-2000) and I-410A (1968-1994). The numeration of container manuscript boxes is separate within each part, the numeration of folders is separate within each box, and the container description is on the folder level.

Scope and Content Note for I-410 (Part 1)

The collection contains the records of the UCSJ, an umbrella organization for approximately 50 grassroots organizations. The bulk of the collection dates after 1980, and focuses primarily after 1991, after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The collection includes extensive material relating to the Soviet Jewry Legal Advocacy Center, an affiliate of UCSJ, as well as material on its Yad L'Yad program, individual files on Refuseniks, individual post-Soviet Jewish case files, and immigration and human rights background information.

The collection is valuable to researchers interested in the legal aspects to the Soviet Jewry Movement, USCJ programs, and aid and human-rights monitoring given to post-Soviet Jewish communities. The collection also provides information on the Soviet legal system and repression, international human rights documents, and U.S. legislative action.

The collection includes administrative records, bulletins, case files, correspondence, funding proposals, legal documents, memorandum, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, photographs, press releases, publications, reports, and transcripts. Although a large number of documents are photocopies, there are original letters from known figures such as President Bill Clinton and Senator Edward Kennedy.

Scope and Content Note for I-410A (Part 2)

The records documenting the UCSJ's operations, programs, and campaigns (1968-1994) mostly relate to the 1980s when the rescue movement reached its pinnacle of success and international attention. The files concerning the early 1990s relate primarily to the UCSJ's activities following the Soviet Union's collapse and its continuing work on behalf of human rights. The records are notable for including numerous case files regarding prisoners of conscience, Refuseniks, and those allowed to emigrate to the West.

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Arrangement

Part 1 of the collection is arranged into five series as follows:

Part 2 of the collection is arranged into nine series as follows:

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

The collection is open to all researchers by permission of the Director of Library and Archives of the American Jewish Historical Society, except items that are restricted due to their fragility.

Use Restrictions

Information concerning the literary rights may be obtained from the Director of Library and Archives of the American Jewish Historical Society. Users must apply in writing for permission to quote, reproduce or otherwise publish manuscript materials found in this collection. For more information contact:
American Jewish Historical Society, Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, New York, NY, 10011
email:reference@ajhs.org

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Related Material

The Records of Union of Councils for Soviet Jews is one individual collection within the Archive of the American Soviet Jewry Movement (AASJM) located at the American Jewish Historical Society (AJHS). Other Soviet Jewry Movement collections at AJHS include the records of Action for Soviet Jewry (I-487), the National Conference on Soviet Jewry (NCSJ; I-181, I-181A), Medical Mobilization for Soviet Jewry, the papers of Joel Ackerman (P-787), Julia Mates Cheney (P-806), Jerry Goodman (P-863), Laurel and Alan J. Gould (P-866), Carolyn W. Sanger (P-870), Si Frumkin (P-871) and Joel and Adele Sandberg (P-872).

Individual accounts of activities within the Soviet Jewry Movement are preserved in the UJA Oral History Collection (I-433), which includes accounts from members of the following organizations: the Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, Bay Area Council on Soviet Jews (BACSJ), Seattle Action for Soviet Jews, Houston Action for Soviet Jews, Chicago Action for Soviet Jews, Colorado Committee of Concern for Soviet Jews and the National Conference on Soviet Jewry. Interviewees include accounts by Lillian Forman (BACSJ), Ann Polunsky, Morey Schapira, Myrtle Sitowitz, Deborah Turkin, David Waksberg, Sylvia Weinberg and Dolores Wilkenfeld. In addition, posters related to the Soviet Jewry Movement can be found in the Jewish Student Organizations Collection (I-61).

Additional materials from other collections include records dealing with the Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry (SSSJ) located within the North American Jewish Students Appeal (NAJSA, I-338) and the records of the National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council (NJCRAC, I-172). Related records are also located at the AJHS in Newton Centre, MA including memorabilia and ephemera of the New England Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry (I-237) and the Records of the Student Coalition for Soviet Jewry - Brandeis University (I-493).

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Provenance

The records were donated on behalf of UCSJ by Sheldon Benjamin in 1984, by Micah Naftalin in 2003 and by the University of Colorado at Boulder in 2007.

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Preferred Citation

Published citations should take the following form:
Identification of item, date (if known); Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, records; I-410, I-410A; box number; folder number; American Jewish Historical Society, Boston, MA and New York, NY.

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Access Points

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Container List

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.

 

Part 1, Series I: Soviet Jewry Legal Advocacy Center, undated, 1954, 1963-1965, 1967, 1970-1993.
English, Russian.
Boxes 1-25.
Arrangement:

By subject.
Scope and Content:

Series I reflects the activities of the Soviet Jewry Legal Advocacy Center (SJLAC), an affiliate of UCSJ, that was created in 1977 by a number of lawyers in Boston, MA. Conceived as a national organization, it later became the legal arm of UCSJ, assisting with UCSJ as well as independent projects. SJLAC analyzed questions relating to legal aspects of the Soviet regime, prepared briefings and policy analyses memoranda for the use of the Soviet Jewry Movement as well as administration and Congress. It submitted briefs on behalf of prisoners of conscience, presented petitions before international forums, and matched American lawyers with Soviet Refuseniks seeking legal counsel.

With SJLAC's help the members of the Movement as well as the members of the U.S. government and Congress had an opportunity to grasp the essence of Soviet government's treatment of its subjects. SJLAC worked towards urging open emigration from the USSR as well as cautioning the Soviets against repression and persecution of Refuseniks.

The Series is arranged into four subseries:
Subseries A: General activities, undated, 1974-1989, 1991
Subseries B: Legal Analysis and Representation, undated, 1954, 1963-1965, 1967, 1972-1993
Subseries C: Refuseniks and Prisoners of Conscience, undated, 1971, 1973, 1975-1987
Subseries D: Background Research Materials, undated, 1970, 1972-1987

Subseries A: General activities, undated, 1974-1989, 1991.
English, Russian.
Boxes 1-5.
Arrangement:

Chronological.
Scope and Content:

Subseries A includes correspondence, memoranda and reports that reflect the general activities of SJLAC. These activities included soliciting volunteer lawyers and cooperating attorneys, fundraising, and sponsoring legal conferences and symposiums. These conferences were generally organized in conjunction with the Harvard Law School, Loyola Law School, or the University of Connecticut School of Law.
Box Folder Title Date
1 1 Co-op Attorneys undated, 1979, 1984-1987
1 2 Co-op Attorneys; Fund-Raising Donors undated, 1981
Box Folder Title Date
1 3 Co-op Attorneys-New Members undated, 1983-1985
1 4 D. J. Lessin and Associates 1988
Box Folder Title Date
1 5 Funding Proposal to UCSJ-A. B. Data Lists undated, 1987
Box Folder Title Date
1 6 Funding Proposal to UCSJ-Grant Proposal 1986
1 7 David Fialkow / Moscow Marathon undated, 1986
1 8 Fundraising Info undated, 1980, 1986-1987
1 9 Fundraising Info-Grant Proposal undated, 1974, 1976, 1978-1980, 1982, 1984
1 10 Fundraising Non-Proposals undated, 1980-1981, 1984-1986
Box Folder Title Date
2 1 Fundraising Proposal 1986 (Diana Bell) undated, 1978, 1982, 1984-1986
2 2 Harvard Conference 11/16/86 1983, 1985-1986
2 3 Harvard Conference 11/16/86 undated
2 4 Harvard Conference 11/16/86-Conference Materials Request undated, 1986
2 5 Harvard Conference 11/16/86-Conference Responses undated, 1986
2 6 Harvard Conference 11/16/86, the Play Trial and Error 1985-1986
2 7 INS Regulation Change 1986-1987
2 8 Interested Lawyers Outside of Boston undated, 1979-1984
2 9 Interference With Postal Communications-General 1974-1977
2 10 Interference With Postal Communications-General 1978
Box Folder Title Date
3 1 Interference With Postal Communications-General [1 of 2] 1979
3 2 Interference With Postal Communications-General [2 of 2] 1979
3 3 Interference With Postal Communications-General 1980-1981, 1983-1985
3 4 Interference With Postal Communications-General undated, 1987
3 5 Massachusetts Dept. of Revenue 1987
3 6 Not-for-Profit Corporation 1986-1988
3 7 Organizations 1986-1987
3 8 Organizations undated, 1986
3 9 Organizations-WOJAC 1987
Box Folder Title Date
4 1 Participating Lawyers undated, 1984-1987
4 2 Pilot Productions 1988
4 3 Political Friends undated, 1988
4 4 Press Releases undated, 1987-1988
4 5 Public Officials, Senators / Congressmen undated
4 6 Publicity-A-B Data undated, 1987
4 7 Publicity-A-B Data-Printing undated, 1987
4 8 Publicity-Brochure Materials 1984, 1986-1988
4 9 Publicity-Brochure Materials undated
4 10 Publicity-Brochure Responses undated
4 11 Publicity-Media Contacts undated, 1987-1988
4 12 Recruitment undated, 1987
4 13 Refusenik Brief: Material and Correspondence 1984, 1989
4 14 Refusenik Brief: Material and Correspondence 1991
4 15 Refusenik Brief: Material and Correspondence undated, 1992
Box Folder Title Date
5 1 Sister City Programs 1987
5 2 Stationery-Logo undated, 1987-1988
5 3 Supervisory Meetings 1987
5 4 Taxes 1986, 1988
5 5 Telephone undated, 1987-1988
5 6 UCSJ Packets [1 of 3] 1987
5 7 UCSJ Packets [2 of 3] 1987
5 8 UCSJ Packets [3 of 3] (Political ad poster, letter to President Ronald Reagan from California Members of Congress, 1985. Oversized item, see OS1 Folder 1) 1987
5 9 UCSJ Policy undated, 1985
5 10 US-USSR Summit undated, 1985
5 11 US-USSR Summit-Publicity by Bay Area undated, 1985
5 12 Visiting Lawyers' Reports 1987
5 13 Volunteer Information undated, 1987
5 14 Volunteer Lawyers Packet 1987

Subseries B: Legal Analysis and Representation, undated, 1954, 1963-1965, 1967, 1972-1993.
English, Russian.
Boxes 6-16.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically by subject.
Scope and Content:

Subseries B contains bulletins, circular letters, and memoranda related to the analysis of USSR's legal acts and regulations, the representation of Refuseniks and their families, and research on the possibilities of the legal action against the foreign states. The material includes contacts with the U.S. legislators at the House and Senate, which contain, among others, materials on Anatoly Sharansky Freedom Awards to U.S. senators, briefings for the representatives at the House and Senate, and a list of the Jackson-Vanik amendment co-sponsors. This subseries also contains UCSJ reports from 1987 to 1993, which provide a detailed summary of the Soviet Jewry situation for a given year.
Box Folder Title Date
6 1 Act of State Doctrine-Research 1963, 1965, 1972, 1976, 1980
6 2 Act of State Doctrine-Research undated, 1981, 1984-1985
6 3 Alien Tort Claims Act-Research undated, 1984
6 4 Arrest of Hebrew Teachers 1984
6 5 Arrest of Hebrew Teachers undated, 1985
6 6 Child Custody undated, 1976, 1984-1986
6 7 Congress 1974-1978
6 8 Congress 1979-1980
Box Folder Title Date
7 1 Congress 1981-1984
7 2 Congress undated, 1985, 1987
7 3 Emigration undated, 1987
7 4 Emigration: Statistics and Obstacles 1976, 1978
7 5 Emigration: Statistics and Obstacles 1979
7 6 Emigration: Statistics and Obstacles undated, 1980-1982, 1984-1986
7 7 Filartiga case; Using American Courts undated, 1979-1983, 1985
7 8 Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act-Research undated, 1982
Box Folder Title Date
8 1 Hebrew Teachers-Alexander Kholmiansky undated, 1985
8 2 Hebrew Teachers-Briefs undated, 1985-1987
8 3 Hebrew Teachers-Harvard Briefs-Jim Cohen undated, 1981, 1984-1987
8 4 Ilyinka Collective Farm: Law and Facts undated, 1976-1980
8 5 Law Day Symposium "Soviet Jews Under Soviet Law" 1979
8 6 Memos, Circulars / Bulletins 1984, January 1985-May 1985
8 7 Memos, Circulars / Bulletins June 1985-August 1985
Box Folder Title Date
9 1 Memos, Circulars / Bulletins September 1985-December 1985
9 2 Memos, Circulars / Bulletins January 1986-March 1986
9 3 Memos, Circulars / Bulletins April 1986-May 1986
9 4 Memos, Circulars / Bulletins June 1986-August 1986
9 5 Memos, Circulars / Bulletins September 1986-December 1986
9 6 Memos, Circulars / Bulletins 1987
Box Folder Title Date
10 1 Miscellaneous Legal Memoranda [1 of 2] undated
10 2 Miscellaneous Legal Memoranda [2 of 2] undated
10 3 Post-Filartiga Memos of Law, Notes undated, 1984-1986
10 4 Prisoners of Conscience undated, 1985-1986
10 5 Protection of American Citizens Abroad-Research undated, 1954, 1964, 1976-1978, 1981, 1984-1985
Box Folder Title Date
11 1 Refusenik Litigation 1967, 1978-1979
11 2 Refusenik Litigation undated, 1980, 1983-1984
11 3 Reports undated, 1982
11 4 SJLAC Miscellaneous Portfolio Materials undated, 1979, 1985, 1987-1988
11 5 SJLAC Portfolio [1 of 2] 1987
11 6 SJLAC Portfolio [2 of 2] 1987
Box Folder Title Date
12 1 Soviet Peace Activists / Connection to US Freeze Movement 1981-1982
12 2 Soviet Peace Activists / Connection to US Freeze Movement 1983
12 3 Soviet Peace Activists / Connection to US Freeze Movement 1984
12 4 Soviet Peace Activists / Connection to US Freeze Movement undated, 1985-1987
12 5 Trade / Jackson-Vanik 1973-1979
12 6 Trade / Jackson-Vanik undated, 1980-1987
Box Folder Title Date
13 1 UCSJ Reports 1987
13 2 UCSJ Reports 1988
13 3 UCSJ Reports 1989
13 4 UCSJ Reports 1990
13 5 UCSJ Reports 1991
Box Folder Title Date
14 1 UCSJ Reports November 1992-October 1993
14 2 UCSJ Reports March 10, 1993
14 3 UCSJ Reports September 1993-October 1993
14 4 UCSJ Reports, 10/1993 Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia 1993
14 5 UCSJ Reports, 10/1993 Belarus, Moldova 1993
14 6 UCSJ Reports, 10/1993 Index of Recent Anti-Semitic Incidents / Reports 1993
Box Folder Title Date
15 1 UCSJ Reports, 10/1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan 1993
15 2 UCSJ Reports, 10/1993 Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia 1993
15 3 UCSJ Reports, 10/1993 Russia I 1993
15 4 UCSJ Reports, 10/1993 Russia II 1993
Box Folder Title Date
16 1 UCSJ Reports, 10/1993 Russia III 1993
16 2 UCSJ Reports, 10/1993 Russia IV 1993
16 3 UCSJ Reports, 10/1993 Ukraine 1993
16 4 UCSJ Reports, 10/1993 Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan 1993

Subseries C: Refuseniks and Prisoners of Conscience, undated, 1971, 1973, 1975-1987.
English, Russian.
Boxes 17-21.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically by last name.
Scope and Content:

Subseries C contains individual case files for Refuseniks and Prisoners of Conscience. Case files may include information and biographical facts on a given person, the nature of the problems or obstacles for emigration which the person faces, and often the actions which were undertaken by the SJLAC or by other organizations or persons on its behalf. Among the cases are those of prominent Soviet Jewish activists like Aleksei Magarik, Ida Nudel, Anatoly Sharansky, Vladimir Slepak, as well as Soviet non-Jewish human rights activists as Andrei Sakharov.
Box Folder Title Date
17 1 Brailovsky, Victor 1976, 1978-1980
17 2 Brailovsky, Victor 1981
17 3 Brailovsky, Victor undated, 1982-1983
17 4 Goldsteins, Klezmer and the Phantoms undated, 1978, 1980, 1982, 1985, 1987
17 5 Guberman, Igor undated, 1979-1981, 1985
17 6 Kislik, Vladimir-Emigration and Harassment: Facts and Drafts undated, 1977-1982
17 7 Lukyanenko, Lev H. 1980
Box Folder Title Date
18 1 Magarik, Alexei 1985-1986
18 2 Magarik, Alexei undated, 1987
18 3 Nudel, Ida; Brief undated, 1977-1980, 1982
18 4 Nudel, Ida; Harassment in Exile/Libel undated, 1978-1982
18 5 Nudel, Ida; Release from Exile undated, 1982, 1984-1985, 1987
18 6 Paritsky-Publicity and Info 1979-1982
18 7 Paritsky-Publicity and Info undated, 1983-1984
18 8 Polonsky, Peter and Dashevsky, Vladimir undated, 1986
Box Folder Title Date
19 1 Sakharov, Andrei 1975, 1978-1983
19 2 Sakharov, Andrei undated, 1984-1987
19 3 Senderov and Kanyevsky undated, 1981-1983, 1986
19 4 Shcharansky, Anatoly-Legal Research (Trison, Espionage), Local Organizing Effort / Cotler undated, 1971, 1977-1979, 1982
19 5 Shcharansky, Anatoly-Post-Release undated, 1986-1987
19 6 Shcharansky, Anatoly-Pre-Trial Facts: Introduction of Refuseniks (Exodus newspaper, 1977. Oversized item, see OS1, Folder 1) undated, 1976-1979
19 7 Shcharansky, Anatoly-Pre-Trial (Legal); Protests (Congress); Avital undated, 1977-1979
Box Folder Title Date
20 1 Shcharansky, Anatoly-Trial and Post-Trial: Protests and Conditions of Exile-Fletcher Research 1977
20 2 Shcharansky, Anatoly-Trial and Post-Trial: Protests and Conditions of Exile-Fletcher Research 1978
20 3 Shcharansky, Anatoly-Trial and Post-Trial: Protests and Conditions of Exile-Fletcher Research 1979
20 4 Shcharansky, Anatoly-Trial and Post-Trial: Protests and Conditions of Exile-Fletcher Research 1980
20 5 Shcharansky, Anatoly-Trial and Post-Trial: Protests and Conditions of Exile-Fletcher Research 1981-1985
20 6 Shcharansky, Anatoly-Trial and Post-Trial: Protests and Conditions of Exile-Fletcher Research undated
Box Folder Title Date
21 1 Slepak, Vladimir 1976-1978
21 2 Slepak, Vladimir undated, 1979-1980, 1987
21 3 Stolar, Abe undated, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1983-1984, 1987
21 4 Temkin, Alexandr and Marina 1973, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1986
21 5 Wallenberg, Raoul undated, 1978-1982, 1985
21 6 Wallenberg, Raoul, Dardel vs. USSR undated, 1984-1985
21 7 Zissels, Iosif-1979 Trial undated
21 8 Zunsheine, Zachar undated, 1982-1986
21 9 Zunsheine, Zachar undated, 1986

Subseries D: Background Research Materials on the USSR, undated, 1970, 1972-1987.
English.
Boxes 22-25.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically by subject.
Scope and Content:

Subseries D contains background published materials on the nature of the Soviet legal system and Soviet repressive apparatus, including psychiatric abuse, forced army induction, harassment of dissidents, and a transcript of the hearings of Leningrad hijacking trial of 1970.
Box Folder Title Date
22 1 Administration's Human Rights Policy / State Dept. 1972, 1977-1984
22 2 Administration's Human Rights Policy / State Dept. undated, 1985-1987
22 3 Army Induction-Draft Memo undated, 1983, 1986
22 4 Demonstrations, Fasting, Other Political Action undated, 1977-1978, 1980-1982, 1984-1985
22 5 Harassment of Dissidents: Orlov, Ginsburg, Christians, Writers undated, 1973, 1977-1982, 1985, 1987
22 6 Jamming of Radio Broadcasts 1987
22 7 Leningrad Trial-Mendelevich, Kuznetsov / 1979 Release undated, 1970, 1975, 1978-1981, 1987
22 8 Medical Cases undated, 1986
22 9 Medical Cases-Bernstein, Yosef and Other Prisoners with Medical Problems undated, 1984-1986
Box Folder Title Date
23 1 Psychiatric Abuse 1975-1977
23 2 Psychiatric Abuse 1977-1982
23 3 Psychiatric Abuse undated, 1983-1987
23 4 Psychiatric Abuse-Nadezhda Fradkova 1986
23 5 Publications 1973, 1976
23 6 Publications 1978
23 7 Publications 1979
Box Folder Title Date
24 1 Publications [1 of 2] 1980
24 2 Publications [2 of 2] 1980
24 3 Publications 1981
24 4 Publications 1982
24 5 Publications 1983
24 6 Publications [1 of 2] 1984
24 7 Publications [2 of 2] 1984
24 8 Publications 1985
Box Folder Title Date
25 1 Publications 1986
25 2 Publications [1 of 2] 1987
25 3 Publications [2 of 2] 1987
25 4 "Religious Exchanges"-Official Soviet Policy on Religion undated, 1979, 1984-1987
25 5 SALT / Technology Transfer 1974, 1976-1979
25 6 SALT / Technology Transfer undated, 1980-1983, 1985, 1987
25 7 Western Psychiatrists Responses undated, 1974, 1977-1978, 1980-1981, 1983, 1987
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Part 1, Series II: Yad L'Yad initiative, undated, 1948, 1979-2000.
English, Russian.
Boxes 26-65.
Arrangement:

By subject.
Scope and Content:

Series II is devoted to the activities of the UCSJ program, Yad L'Yad. Yad L'Yad matched Jewish communities in the former Soviet Union (FSU) with individual Jewish communal and religious organizations within the U.S.

The series is arranged into four subseries:
Subseries A: Correspondence with organizations
Subseries B: Programs and activities
Subseries C: Individual partnerships and locality cases
Subseries D: U.S. foreign aid materials

Subseries A: Correspondence with Organizations, undated, 1990, 1994-1998, 2000.
English, Russian.
Box 26, Folder 1.
Arrangement:

Subseries consists of one folder.
Scope and Content:

Subseries A contains correspondence advocating community contacts between Soviet Jews and the American Jewish communal and religious organizations.
Box Folder Title Date
26 1 Correspondence undated, 1990, 1994-1998, 2000

Subseries B: Programs and activities, undated, 1979, 1990-2000.
English, Russian.
Box 26, Folder 2 - Box 31.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically by subject.
Scope and Content:

Subseries B contains memoranda and reports that focus on Anti-Semitism, and relations between FSU Communities and American Jews. The subseries reflects Yad L'Yad's efforts to solicit participating organizations through its programs such as Humanitarian Aid (help for the sick and elderly), Food Drive (help for the low income families and individuals), Yad L'Yad for Kids (matching families with children), and others.
Box Folder Title Date
26 2 Anti-Semitism 1994-1995, 1997-1998, 2000
26 3 April Mailing 1999 undated, 1997, 1999
26 4 Boiler Plate Proposal '97 undated, 1995-1998
26 5 Books / Yiddishkeit undated, 1994-1997, 1999
26 6 Boston undated, 1997
26 7 Briefers undated, 1991, 1993-1994
26 8 CASJ 1994-1997
26 9 CASJ undated, 1998
Box Folder Title Date
27 1 Conference Call, September 16, '97 1996-1997
27 2 Committee '98 undated, 1997-1998
27 3 Copies of Letters from Minsk undated, 1997
27 4 Councils undated, 1996-1997
27 5 DC / Baltimore 1998
27 6 Education / Tikkun Olam 1999
27 7 Evolution undated
27 8 Food Drive (Newspaper clipping, "Passover Emergency Food Program." Oversize item, see OS1, Folder 1.) undated, 1993, 1995
27 9 Food Drive 1996
27 10 Goals 1995
27 11 Ideas 1994-1995
27 12 Info undated, 1994
27 13 Jewish School Kit '98 1997-1998
Box Folder Title Date
28 1 Kids in YLY 1996-1997
28 2 Kids in YLY undated, 1998
28 3 Lifeline [Yad L'Yad] 1993-1994
28 4 Lifeline, [Yad L'Yad] 1995-1997
28 5 Manual and Master Contact List 1995-1996
28 6 Memos 1979, 1990-1992, 1994
28 7 Memos 1995
Box Folder Title Date
29 1 Memos 1996-1997
29 2 Memos 1998-1999
29 3 Memos January 2000-September 2000
29 4 Memos undated, October 2000-December 2000
29 5 Ongoing / PR / Outreach Materials, January '99 1998-1999
29 6 Overview '94 undated, 1994-1995
29 7 Promotional Materials 1994
29 8 Promotional Materials undated, 1995
29 9 Passover '98 undated, 1995, 1997-1999
29 10 Passover '99 1999
29 11 Potential List 1998
Box Folder Title Date
30 1 Press 1998
30 2 Program Description undated, 1993-1994
30 3 Program Development undated, 1996, 1998
30 4 Project Funding Profiles 1994-1996
30 5 Prospective Partners 1999
30 6 Rabbi Lincoln 1995-1996
30 7 Reeder-Ukrainian Cemetery undated, 1996-1997
30 8 San Francisco 1997-1998
30 9 Santa Fe / Cincinnati / Great Neck 1998
30 10 South Florida 1997-1998
30 11 Status Report '98 undated, 1998-1999
30 12 Summer Packet 2000 undated, 1998-2000
30 13 Traveler-Marwick undated, 1996-1997
30 14 Transport / Shipping undated, 1992, 1994-1996
30 15 UCSJ Annual Meeting, November 16-18, 1996, Yad L'Yad Material 1996
30 16 UCSJ High Holiday Torah Drive undated, 1998
30 17 Ukraine Flood 98/99 1998-1999
30 18 Updates undated, 2000
Box Folder Title Date
31 1 Vitamin Drive 2000 2000
31 2 Working Monthly Monitor undated, 1994-1995
31 3 World Wide Web undated, 1998
31 4 Year in Review: Levinson '94 undated, 1995-1996

Subseries C: Individual partnerships and locality cases, undated, 1948, 1979, 1988-2000.
English, Russian.
Box 32 - Box 43, Folder 9.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically, according to the name of locality in the FSU.
Scope and Content:

Subseries C includes correspondence and reports regarding relief given to post-Soviet Jewish communities by American Jewish communities.
Box Folder Title Date
32 1 Aizpute, Latvia undated, 1997
32 2 Almaty, Kazakhstan-Congregation Solel, Highland Park, IL (Chicago Action) 1990, 1993-2000
32 3 Astrakhan, Russia-Beth David Congregation, Miami, FL (South Florida) undated, 1993-1996
32 4 Barnaul, Russia-Niles Township Synagogue, Skokie, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1991-1999
32 5 Belarus, Brest undated, 1993, 1997-2000
32 6 Bendery, Moldova-Temple Beth Am, Miami, FL (South Florida) undated, 1990, 1993-1998, 2000
32 7 Berdichev undated, 1990, 1993-1997, 1999
32 8 Berdichev, Ukraine-Congregation Beth El, Highland Park, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1990, 1993-1999
32 9 Bob Rothmans-Tbilisi 1998-1999
32 10 Borevichi, Russia (Bay Area) 1996-2000
32 11 Bryansk, Russia-Congregation Adat Shalom, Rockville, MD (GWCPSJ) 1997-1999
32 12 Chelyabinsk, Russia-Etz Chaim Synagogue, Lombard, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1990-1997, 1999
32 13 Cherkassy, Ukraine-Temple Beth El, Boca Raton, FL (South Florida) undated, 1993-1994, 1996-1997
Box Folder Title Date
33 1 Chernigov undated, 1990, 1993-1997, 2000
33 2 Chernigov, Ukraine-Congregation Am Yisrael, Northfield, IL (Chicago Action) 1990, 1994-1997, 1999
33 3 Chernovtsy undated, 1948, 1972, 1988, 1990, 1993-1999
33 4 Chernovtsy, Ukraine-Congregation Am Shalom, Glencoe, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1948, 1972, 1988, 1990, 1992-1997, 1999
33 5 Daugavpils, Latvia-Oak Park Temple, Oak Park, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1990, 1993-1999
33 6 Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine (Boston Action) 1990, 1993-1996
33 7 Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine (Boston Action) undated, 1997-1999
33 8 Donetsk undated, 1990, 1992-1997, 1999
33 9 Donetsk, Ukraine-Beth Emet Synagogue, Evanston, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1990, 1992-1999
Box Folder Title Date
34 1 Ekaterinburg undated, 1990, 1993-1999
34 2 Ekaterinburg, Russia-Beth Judea Synagogue, Long Grove, IL (Chicago Action) 1990, 1993-1995
34 3 Ekaterinburg, Russia-Beth Judea Synagogue, Long Grove, IL (Chicago Action) (Newspaper Tarbut, Russian, 1994. Oversized item, see OS1, Folder 1) undated, 1996-2000
34 4 Ekaterinburg, Russia-Congregation Beth El, Northbrook, IL (Chicago Action) 1994-1997, 1999
34 5 Estonia-Photos undated
34 6 Grodno, Belarus (Bay Area) undated, 1990, 1997-1998, 2000
34 7 Irkutsk, Russia-Temple Emanu-El, Miami Beach, FL (South Florida) undated, 1990-1991, 1993-1999
34 8 Karsava, Latvia 1997
34 9 Kaunas, Lithuania 1997
34 10 Kharkov, Ukraine (Cincinnati) undated, 1990, 1992-1998, 2000
Box Folder Title Date
35 1 Kishinev, Moldova (Santa Fe/Los Amos) 1990-1991, 1993-1995
35 2 Kishinev, Moldova (Santa Fe/Los Amos) (Newspapers Istoki, Nash Golos, 1997. Oversized items, see OS1, Folder 2) 1996-1997
35 3 Kishinev, Moldova (Santa Fe / Los Amos), (Chabad Lubavich Kishinev poster, color, 11½" x 18," undated. Oversized item, see OS1, Folder 3) undated, 1997-1998
35 4 Konotop, Ukraine-Congregation Beth Israel, Skokie, IL (Chicago Action) 1999-2000
35 5 Kostroma undated, 1994-1999
35 6 Kostroma, Russia-Congregation Beth El, Bethesda, MD (Washington) undated, 1994-1999
35 7 Kremenchug undated, 1990, 1993-1996, 1998
35 8 Kremenchug, Ukraine-Congregation Anshe Emet, Chicago, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1990, 1994-1999
35 9 Krivoy Rog, Ukraine (Boston Action) undated, 1993-1994, 1996
35 10 Kursk undated, 1995-1996
35 11 Kursk, Russia-Temple Shalom, Chevy Chase, MD (Washington) undated, 1996-1997
35 12 Kursk, Russia-WCSJ Temple Shalom, Chevy Chase, MD undated, 1992, 1995-1998
Box Folder Title Date
36 1 Latvia undated, 1992-1999
36 2 Latvia, Liepaia 1995, 1998
36 3 Lexington, KY, Laura Goodmann undated, 1999
36 4 Lugansk, Ukraine (Florida Action)-Congregation Beth Torah Adath Yeshuron 1998-1999
36 5 Lviv, Ukraine undated, 1995-1997, 2000
36 6 Lviv, Ukraine-Bet Yeladim Kindergarten Class, Columbia, MD (UCSJ and amp; Washington) 1998-1999
36 7 Lviv, Ukraine, Jewish Day School-Congregation B'nai Israel, N. Hampton, MA 1999-2000
36 8 Lviv, Ukraine-Moriah Synagogue, Deerfield, IL (Chicago Action) 1994-1996
36 9 Lviv, Ukraine-Morian Synagogue, Deerfield, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1997-2000
36 10 Lviv, Ukraine-Temple Sha'arey Shalom, Westfield, NJ (Larry Lerner) 1990-1991, 1993-1996
36 11 Lviv, Ukraine-Temple Sha'arey Shalom, Westfield, NJ (Larry Lerner) undated, 1997, 1999-2000
Box Folder Title Date
37 1 Mariupol, Ukraine-Temple Solel, Hollywood, FL (Florida Action) 1998
37 2 Melitopol, Ukraine (Boston Action) undated
37 3 Minsk, Belarus-Chizuk Amuno Nursery School, Baltimore, MD (UCSJ and amp; Washington) 1995, 1997, 1999-2000
37 4 Minsk, Belarus-Congregation Hakafah, Glencoe, IL (Chicago Action) 1989-1990, 1992-1994
37 5 Minsk, Belarus-Congregation Hakafah, Glencoe, IL (Chicago Action) 1996
37 6 Minsk, Belarus-Congregation Hakafah, Glencoe, IL (Chicago Action) 1997
37 7 Minsk, Belarus-Congregation Hakafah, Glencoe, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1998-2000
37 8 Mirgorod, Ukraine (Boston Action) 1999
37 9 Mogilev, Belarus-Temple Bethor, Miami, FL (South Florida) undated, 1995-2000
Box Folder Title Date
38 1 Moscow undated, 1998-2000
38 2 Moscow-Great Neck 1989-1990, 1992-1993
38 3 Moscow-Great Neck 1994-1995
38 4 Moscow-Great Neck 1996
38 5 Moscow-Great Neck 1997-1998
38 6 Moscow-Great Neck 1999
38 7 Moscow-Hineni Congregation undated, 1996-1999
38 8 Moscow, Russia-CASJ Hillel Torah, Skokie, IL undated, 1994-1997
38 9 Moscow, Russia-Orthodox Day School-Friedel Jewish Academy-Omaha, NE 2000
Box Folder Title Date
39 1 Nalchik, Russia-Congregation B'nai Israel, Boca Raton, FL (South Florida) 1993-1995
39 2 Nalchik, Russia, Congregation B'nai Israel, Boca Raton, FL (South Florida) (Newspaper ESK [Jews of the North Caucasus], Nalchik, 1997-1998. Oversized item, see OS1, Folder 3) undated, 1996-1999
39 3 Novamoskovs 1997
39 4 Novgorod, Russia (Bay Area) undated, 1995-1998
39 5 Novograd-Volynsky, Ukraine-North Shore Congregation Israel, Glencoe, IL (Chicago Action) 1994, 1996-1999
39 6 Novosibirsk-Twin Cities, Minnesota, MN 1997, 1999
39 7 Odessa-South Florida 1990, 1993-1995
39 8 Odessa-South Florida, undated, 1996-2000
39 9 Omaha-Moscow/Irkutsk undated, 1998-1999
39 10 Orel 1996-1999
39 11 Penza, Russia-West Suburban Synagogue, River Forest, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1990, 1993-1999
39 12 Petrozavodsk, Russia-Temple Judea, Coral Gables, FL (South Florida) 1993-1997, 1999-2000
39 13 Poltava undated, 1994-1996
39 14 Pskov, Russia-Temple Kol Emet, Los Angeles, CA (Bay Area) undated, 1996-1999
Box Folder Title Date
40 1 Riga, Latvia-LICSJ undated, 1990, 1993-1997
40 2 Riga, Latvia-LICSJ undated, 1998-1999
40 3 Riga, Latvia Preschool-Beth Tfiloh Preschool, Baltimore, MD 1994-1995, 1997-1999
40 4 Rovno, Belarus-Shomrei Torch, Santa Rosa, CA (Bay Area) 1999-2000
40 5 Rezekne, Latvia-Congregation Beth Shalom Religious School, Potomac, MD (UCSJ and amp; Washington) 1997
40 6 Rubezhnoe, Ukraine (Boston Area) 1999
40 7 Russia 1992-1994
40 8 Russia 1995-1996
40 9 Russia 1997-1998
40 10 Russia, undated, 1999
40 11 Samara, Russia (Chicago Action) undated, 1990, 1993-1999
40 12 Sevastopol, Ukraine-Congregation Bet Briera, Miami, FL (South Florida) undated, 1992, 1995-1997
40 13 Shpola, Ukraine-Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, Indianapolis, IN (Chicago Action) 1999
Box Folder Title Date
41 1 St. Petersburg, Russia (Bay Area) 1992-1995
41 2 St. Petersburg, Russia (Bay Area) undated, 1996-1998
41 3 St. Petersburg, Russia-Congregation Beth Hillel and amp; Beth El (Bay Area) undated, 1995-1999
41 4 St. Petersburg, Russia, Jewish Veterans Association (Bay Area) undated
41 5 St. Petersburg, Russia-New Life, San Francisco Paper (Bay Area) undated, 1990, 1993-1996, 1998-1999
41 6 St. Petersburg, Russia-San Francisco State Hillel Russian Club (Bay Area) undated
41 7 Staro-Konstantinov, Ukraine-Congregation Sholow Flossmore, IL (Chicago Action) 1999
41 8 Stavropol 1999
41 9 Sumi, Ukraine-Beth Hillel Congregation, Wilmette, IL (Chicago Congregation) 1994, 1996-1999
Box Folder Title Date
42 1 Tallin, Estonia-Westfield, NJ (Larry Lerner) (3 issues of Hashahar newspaper (Tallinn), 1990. Oversized items, see OS1, Folder 3) undated, 1991-1998, 2000
42 2 Tashkent, Uzbekistan (Chicago Action) undated, 1990, 1992-1998
42 3 Tbilisi, Georgia Appeal undated, 1994, 1996-1997
42 4 Tbilisi, Georgia, (Chicago Action) undated, 1990, 1993-1995
42 5 Tbilisi, Georgia (Chicago Action) undated, 1996-1999
42 6 Temple Shalom, Eileen Manheimer undated, 1995-1996
Box Folder Title Date
43 1 Ternopil, Ukraine-Westchester Jewish Center, Larchmont, NY (UCSJ) undated, 1990, 1994-1999
43 2 Tiraspol, Moldova-Congregation Beth Shalom, Northbrook, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1990-1991, 1993-1994, 1996-1997, 1999
43 3 Tukums, Latvia undated, 1997-1998
43 4 Tula undated, 1993-1997, 1999
43 5 Tula, Russia-Congregation B'nai Torah, Highland Park, IL (Chicago Action) undated, 1993-1997, 1999
43 6 Ukraine, Khmelnitsky undated, 1993-2000
43 7 Veliky Luki, Russia-Temple Shalom, Burlingame, CA (Bay Area) 2000
43 8 Ventspils, Latvia 1997
43 9 Vilnius, Lithuania (Bay Area) undated, 1999

Subseries D: U.S. foreign aid materials, 1999.
English.
Box 43, Folder 10.
Arrangement:

Subseries consists of one folder.
Scope and Content:

Subseries D contains one folder, normative documents on the US Department of Agriculture Foreign Aid Program, 1999.
Box Folder Title Date
43 10 U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Foreign Aid Materials 1999
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Part 1, Series III: Immigration into the United States, undated, 1970, 1976, 1987-2000.
English, Russian.
Boxes 44-73.
Arrangement:

By subject.
Scope and Content:

Series III contains correspondence, memoranda and personal case files that relate to Soviet Jewish immigration. The series includes information on persecution suffered by Jews as well as non-Jews in the USSR and FSU.

The series is arranged into three subseries:
Subseries A: U.S. immigration legislation, U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service regulations and relations with U.S. legislators/authorities
Subseries B: New Independent States (NIS) country reports, country background information
Subseries C: Individual personal cases and individual projects

Subseries A: U.S. immigration legislation, U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service regulations and relations with the U.S. legislators/authorities, undated, 1987-2000.
English, Russian.
Boxes 44-65.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically by subject.
Scope and Content:

Subseries A includes background and legal source materials regarding U.S. immigration regulations and efforts by the UCSJ to influence the U.S. Government to admit more Soviet Jews.
Box Folder Title Date
44 1 Agency for International Development 1993-1998
44 2 Amendment on Aid / Religious Freedom in Russia '97, MFN Status to Belarus 1998
44 3 Asylum / Detention Issues 1999
44 4 Asylum Reform Regulations [1 of 2] 1994
44 5 Asylum Reform Regulations [2 of 2] 1994
44 6 Asylum Regulations-"Safe Country" Provision 1994
44 7 Attorneys undated, 1993
44 8 Bureau on Human Rights 1990, 1992-1993
44 9 Bureau of Human Rights 1994-1996
44 10 Bureau of International Organizations 1992
44 11 Bureau of Near East and South Asian Affairs 1992
44 12 Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration 1989, 1994-1995, 1997-1998
Box Folder Title Date
45 1 Campaign on Refugees for FY '99 / Lautenberg '98 1997-March 1998
45 2 Campaign on Refugees for FY '99 / Lautenberg '98 April 1998-December 1998
45 3 Campaign to Preserve US Global Leadership 1997-1998
45 4 Campaign to Preserve US Global Leadership 1999
45 5 Clinton / Yeltsin Summit, May '95 1995
45 6 Commerce Dept. 1996-1997
45 7 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe: Chechnya Hearing '99 undated, 1999
45 8 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe-Department of State 1992-1996
45 9 Committee to Preserve Asylum 1997-1998
Box Folder Title Date
46 1 Congressional Briefing '93 1992-1993
46 2 Congressional / Governmental Affairs undated, 1992-1996
46 3 Congressional Human Rights Caucus 1992
46 4 Congressional Human Rights Caucus 1993
46 5 Congressional Human Rights Caucus 1994
Box Folder Title Date
47 1 Congressional Human Rights Caucus undated, 1995-1998
47 2 Congressional Human Rights Caucus, 1994 Annual Report 1994
47 3 Consular Processing undated, 1990, 1992-1994
47 4 Correspondence with U.S. Senate, House of Representatives, 1992 January 1993-June 1993
47 5 Correspondence with US Senate, House of Representatives undated, July 1993-December 1993
Box Folder Title Date
48 1 Defense Dept. 1993, 1996
48 2 Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott 1993-1998
48 3 Diversity Visa Lottery '00 (DV-2000, DV-2001) 1999
48 4 DOS Country Report '96 undated, 1996-1997
48 5 Eagleburger, Deputy Secretary of State Lawrence undated, 1992-1993
48 6 Election '96-Congress undated, 1993-1996
48 7 Emigration Law Reform 1988-1990
48 8 Emigration / Population Statistics 1993, 1995, 1998
48 9 Emigration Statistics to Israel and U.S. Combined Totals 1991-1997
48 10 Emigration Statistics / WPC 1989-1991
48 11 Emigration to US-HIAS and US Statistics 1990-1993
Box Folder Title Date
49 1 Emigration to US-HIAS and US Statistics 1994-1995
49 2 Emigration to US-HIAS and US Statistics 1996-1998
49 3 Foreign Aid-Aid to Russia, Middle East, Israel 1992
49 4 Foreign Appropriations Act, Foreign Aid 1992-1994
49 5 Foreign Aid Ban on Azerbaijan 1994-1996
49 6 Foreign Aid-Foreign Affairs in US Budget 1996-1999
Box Folder Title Date
50 1 Foreign Aid-USAID 1994-1995
50 2 Freedom Support Act of 1992 1992
50 3 Freedom Support Coalition 1995
50 4 Freedom Support Coalition and Senate Budget Committee 1994-1995
50 5 FSU Jews Immigration and Integration-US and Israel 1996, 1998-1999
50 6 FSU Refugee Program Work Group 1999
50 7 FY '98 Refugee Program Campaign 1997
Box Folder Title Date
51 1 General Immigration Reform 1995-1995 January 1995-June 1995
51 2 General Immigration Reform 1995-1996 July 1995-September 1995
51 3 General Immigration Reform 1995-1996 undated, October 1995-December 1995
51 4 General Immigration Reform 1996 January 1996-April 1996
51 5 General Immigration Reform 1996 undated, May 1996-December 1996
51 6 Global Affairs 1992-1993, 1995, 1997
51 7 Government Affairs Memos undated, 1994-1999
51 8 Guide to Resettlement in the U.S. undated
Box Folder Title Date
52 1 Health and Human Services 1994, 1998
52 2 Health Care Reform 1994
52 3 Hearing on World Wide Persecution of Jews, 104th Congress 1996
52 4 Hillary Clinton 1996-1997
52 5 Hill Contacts undated, 1992-1994, 1998
52 6 Holocaust Claims Issues undated, 1996-1997
52 7 Human Rights 1995-1996
52 8 Human Rights January 1997-November 1997
52 9 Human Rights December 1997-1998
52 10 Human Rights Campaign for Jews and Non-Jews in NIS 1991-1992
52 11 Human Rights Groups undated, 1992-1998
Box Folder Title Date
53 1 Illegal Immigration undated, 1992, 1994-1996, 1998
53 2 Immigration and Asylum Information, Miscellaneous (United States) undated, 1990-1991
53 3 Immigration and Refugee Asylum 1990
53 4 Immigration and Refugee Asylum undated, 1992-1993
53 5 Immigration and Welfare Reform 1995-1996
53 6 Immigration Attorneys 1994, 1996
53 7 Immigration-General undated, 1993-1994, 1998-1999
53 8 Immigration Law-General 1989-June 1992
53 9 Immigration Law-General undated, July 1992-1993
Box Folder Title Date
54 1 Immigration Legislative Issues 1998 undated, 1997-1998
54 2 Immigration Lottery-DV-1, DV-97, DV-98 undated, 1994-1997
54 3 Immigration / Refugee Legislation September-October 1996 1995-September 1996
54 4 Immigration / Refugee Legislation September-October 1996 October 1996-1997
54 5 Immigration Reform Legislation 1994-1995
54 6 Immigration Reform Legislation, 1997 1997
54 7 Immigration Statistics undated, 1998-1999
54 8 INS 1992-1994
54 9 INS, Dead Principal Applicant Principles 1999
54 10 INS Legislative and Executive Status, 1989 1988-1989
54 11 INS Legislation for 1990 undated, 1989-1990
Box Folder Title Date
55 1 INS Moscow Review Process 1997-1998
55 2 INS-Other Organizations undated, 1988-1989
55 3 INS Reform / Reorganization 1999
55 4 INS Rule on Time Limits for Refugee Status undated, 1993-1994
55 5 INS UCSJ Activity 1988 undated, 1988
55 6 Inspector General Report-Refugee Program 1996
55 7 International Broadcast Consolidation undated, 1991-1994
55 8 International Operations and HR Subcommittee undated, 1996
55 9 Israel's Law of Return, Immigration Policy 1999
Box Folder Title Date
56 1 Jehovah's Witnesses Issues-Domestic 1999
56 2 Jewish Members of Congress 1994-1995
56 3 Jackson-Vanik Amendment Reform 1989, 1993-1994
56 4 Jackson-Vanik Conference, Jerusalem 1995
56 5 Jackson-Vanik Reform 1993-1994, 1997, 1999
56 6 Lautenberg Amendment Article 11/1998 undated, 1991, 1998
56 7 Lautenberg Amendment Extensions 1994-1995
56 8 Lautenberg Amendment Extension 1997 undated, 1995, 1997-1998
56 9 Lawyers undated, 1992-1993
56 10 Legal Brief-INS 1989, 1992
56 11 Legal Immigration Reform-Senate S.1394 1995
Box Folder Title Date
57 1 Moscow Processing 1989 undated, 1989-1990
57 2 Moscow Processing Center-Agreements 1989-1990
57 3 Moscow Processing Congress-FY '90 Action 1989-1990
57 4 Moscow Processing-Procedures 1990
57 5 Moscow Processing-UCSJ and HIAS '89 Action undated, 1989-1990
57 6 Moscow Refugee Processing '97 1998
57 7 National Immigration Forum / AILA 1996
57 8 National Immigration Forum-Fix '96 Campaign 1999
57 9 Naturalization '98-'99 1995, 1997-1999
57 10 National Security Council undated, 1992-1998
57 11 New Independent States Assistance Programs 1993-1994, 1997-1998
57 12 New Refusal Form 1990
57 13 NIS Policy Coordinator 1993-1994, 1996-1998
57 14 Nonprofit Postal Rate Reform Legislation, FY '94 1993
Box Folder Title Date
58 1 Office of Independent States and Commonwealth Affairs-Soviet Desk and Progeny 1991-1998
58 2 Overseas Broadcasting Consolidation and Deficit Reduction Act of 1993 [1 of 2] 1993
58 3 Overseas Broadcasting Consolidation and Deficit Reduction Act of 1993 [2 of 2] undated, 1992-1993
58 4 Policy Planning Department 1992, 1996
58 5 Political Asylum Legal Resources 1989-1992
58 6 Political Asylum Legal Resources 1993
58 7 Political Asylum Reform 1995-1996
58 8 Political Asylum-Save Asylum Committee 1995-1999
Box Folder Title Date
59 1 Post Interview Marriage-Follow to Join Immigration undated, 1995-1997
59 2 Post Interview Marriage Material for Refugees 1999
59 3 President Bill Clinton 1992-1994
59 4 President Bill Clinton 1995-1998
59 5 President George Bush, VP Dan Quayle 1992-1993
59 6 Primakov Meeting in Washington 3/23/99-3/25/99 1999
59 7 Proposition 187, California 1994
59 8 Public Interest Parole 1990
59 9 Refugee Admissions Policy 1995-1997
59 10 Refugee and Asylee Matters 1994-1997
59 11 Refugee and Asylee Policy 1993-1995
Box Folder Title Date
60 1 Refugee and Asylum Policy 1996-1998
60 2 Refugee Case Composition 1998 undated, 1997-1998
60 3 Refugee Casework Release Form undated
60 4 Refugee Circuit Rides Adjucation 1998
60 5 Refugee Denials Based on Israeli Law of Return 1996-1997
60 6 Refugee Denials Based on Israeli Law of Return undated
60 7 Refugee Forms undated, 1989, 1991
60 8 Refugee Programs-Lautenberg Amendment 1996
60 9 Refugee Processing 1987-1988
60 10 Refugee Processing 1989
Box Folder Title Date
61 1 Refugee Processing 1990-1991
61 2 Refugee Processing 1991-1992
61 3 Refugee Processing 1992-1993
61 4 Refugee Processing undated, 1994-1995
61 5 Refugee Program 1999-2000 1996-2000
61 6 Refugee Program FY '94-Proposal, Consultation 1995
61 7 Refugee Program FY '95 undated
61 8 Refugee 3rd Interview 1997-1998
61 9 Refugee Resettlement Funding Programs 1992-1993
61 10 Refugee Resettlement, Orregon, Illinois Social Services, JFMC 1998-1999
61 11 Refugees Without US Sponsors undated, 1990
61 12 Reich (American Zionist Movement) Statement on Refugees undated, 1993
Box Folder Title Date
62 1 Religious Freedom undated, 1997-1998
62 2 Report of Audit-Refugee Admissions Program 1996
62 3 Request for Reconsideration of Refugee Application undated
62 4 Resource Information Center (INS) 1991-1993
62 5 Resource Information Center (INS) 1994
62 6 Resource Information Center 1996
62 7 Secretary of State Albright undated, 1995-1998
62 8 Secretary of State Christopher 1993, 1995
62 9 Secretary of State James Baker 1992
62 10 Senate Foreign Relations Committee 1998
62 11 Senate Refugee Advocacy 1999 undated, 1999
62 12 Shishlov Visit undated, 1999
62 13 Sierra Club and Immigration 1998
62 14 Soros Immigrant Assistance Program undated, 1996
62 15 Special Immigrant Category 1988-1989
62 16 Stuart Eizenstat 1996-1998
Box Folder Title Date
63 1 Summary Exclusion and Asylum Reform 1992-1993
63 2 Summary Exclusion and Immigration Reform 1994
63 3 Time Limit / Backlog Refugees undated, 1998
63 4 U.N. Representative 1993
63 5 United States Information Agency 1995-1998
63 6 U.S. Commission for the Preservation of American Heritage Abroad 1996-1998
63 7 U.S. Embassies / FSU undated, 1992-1998
63 8 U.S. Foreign Aid-USAID 1994
Box Folder Title Date
64 1 US Immigration-Refusenik Information undated, 1990
64 2 Useful Websites undated, 1998
64 3 Vice President Albert Gore undated, 1993, 1995, 1997-1998
64 4 Vyzov Procedures 1992
64 5 Washington Processing Center undated, 1989
64 6 Washington Processing Center January 1992-August 1992
64 7 Washington Processing Center September 1992-December 1992
64 8 Washington Processing Center 1993
64 9 Washington Processing Center undated, 1994-1995
Box Folder Title Date
65 1 Washington Processing Center Statistical Reports 1992
65 2 Welfare and Immigration Reform 1994
65 3 Welfare Reform 1994
65 4 Welfare Reform 1995
65 5 Welfare Reform and Immigrant Rights undated, 1993-1994
65 6 Immigration WPC Emergency Processing 1992-1993
65 7 Zimmerman-Bureau for Refugee Programs 1992-1994
65 8 Zissman Amendment-Israeli Knesset 1997

Subseries B: New Independent States (NIS) country reports, country background information, undated, 1989-2000.
English, Russian.
Boxes 66-67.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically by subject.
Scope and Content:

Subseries B contains reports, publications and clippings related to the political and human rights situation in the individual countries and regions within post-Soviet territory, or the New Independent States (NIS).
Box Folder Title Date
66 1 Aid to the FSU Countries 1995
66 2 Aliyah Figures and Information from FSU 1990-1993, 1995-1998
66 3 Boston Globe Story 8/1999 undated, 1999
66 4 Canadian Immigration 1992-1997
66 5 Daghestan Jewish Refugees undated, 1999
66 6 Forced Migration in the NIS 1992, 1994, 1996-1997
66 7 FSU Background Information Packet 1993-1994
66 8 FSU Jewish Population and Immigration Statistics 1998-2000
Box Folder Title Date
67 1 Hunger / Emigration 1993
67 2 FSU Reports 1991-1992, 1994-1996
67 3 Jewish Population of FSU Statistics and Information undated, 1992-1997
67 4 Israeli Immigration and Absorption 1993-1994
67 5 Jewish Emigration to Germany 1990-1991, 1994, 1997-1998
67 6 Kyrgyzstan Most Favored Nation Status, H. R. 1318 1999
67 7 Propiska and Enforcement 1993
67 8 Supporting Documentation Re: Anti-Semitism undated, 1989-1992
67 9 Sweden-Refugee Processing undated, 1993, 1995
67 10 Ukraine-Information 1994-1996
67 11 Zhirinovsky Visa Request 1994

Subseries C: Individual personal cases and individual projects, undated, 1970, 1976, 1989-1999.
English, Russian.
Boxes 68-73.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically by subject.
Scope and Content:

Subseries C includes individual case files for Soviet Jews (containing correspondence, statements, and photographs) along with material related to non-Jewish persecuted groups within the USSR and NIS, such as Armenians from Azerbaijan and Pentecostals.
Box Folder Title Date
68 1 Asylum Casework 1993-1995
68 2 Attorney / Client Relationship Research 1989-1991
68 3 Azerbaijani Refugee Case 1999
68 4 Baku Armenians Refugee Project 1994, 1996
68 5 Baku Kidnapping Case-Refugee Application 1992-1993
68 6 Bedzhanova, Zhanna (RESTRICTED) 1995-1996
68 7 Bekker, Boris-Soviet Jewish Refusenik Case History 1991
68 8 Belarus Bureau Proposal 1999
68 9 Belocherkovsky undated
68 10 Bliner-Yanovitskaya, Bella-Refugee Work Case 1999
Box Folder Title Date
69 1 Casework-Asylum Refugee undated, 1993-1995, 1997
69 2 Cherepashenets, Yuri 1996
69 3 Council of Jewish Federations-Washington Refugee Strategy Group 1998-1999
69 4 Elkan, Shirley-Asylum Case 1993-1994
69 5 Frolov, Vadim 1996
69 6 FSU Refugee Program Working Group 1998
69 7 Geyfman, Alexander-Immigration Casework 1993-1994
69 8 Gozsky, Leonid undated, 1993
69 9 Gudantov Family Refugee Case undated, 1999
69 10 Krasnyansky, Michail-Immigration Case 1992-1994
69 11 Individual Cases-Kravchik, Vitaly 1991-1992
69 12 Krepker Family, Russia 1992-1993
69 13 Markman, Miron-Refugee Case Work undated
69 14 Merobshoev, Safarsho and Nazarova, Aziza-Immigration Casework 1993
Box Folder Title Date
70 1 Noginskaya, Galya, Parolee Appeal Case 1999
70 2 Peisin, Nina and Daniel, Asylum Case undated, 1996
70 3 Pentecostal Refugee Issues, Sidorov's Case 1999
70 4 Poulatov, Abdoumannob 1996
70 5 Radinskaya, Yelena-Soviet Jewish Refusenik Case History undated
70 6 Recent Cases-Asylees 1999
Box Folder Title Date
70 7 Refugee Casework undated, 1997
Box Folder Title Date
70 8 Refugee Casework 1996-Maureen Greenwood 1995-October 1996
70 9 Refugee Casework-Maureen Greenwood undated, November 1996-1997
70 10 Refugee Case Closure Materials 1999
70 11 Refugees from the FSU-Casework 1992-1993
Box Folder Title Date
71 1 Refusenik Case History Files: D-F 1991-1994
71 2 Refusenik Case History Files: G 1991, 1993-1994
71 3 Refusenik Case History Files: I-K 1991, 1994
71 4 Refusenik Case History Files: L-M 1992-1994
71 5 Refusenik Case History Files: N-P 1993-1994
71 6 Refusenik Case History Files: R 1993
71 7 Refusenik Case History Files: S 1991, 1993-1994
Box Folder Title Date
72 1 Refusenik Case History Files: T-Z 1991, 1993-1994
72 2 Refugee Cases Submitted to INS October 1999 1999
72 3 Refugee Interview Appeals 1992-1995
72 4 Refugee Interview Appeals Asylum Casework 1995 1995-1996
72 5 Regina Solovyeva-Refugee Case (Irene Goldman) 1997
72 6 Ryvkin, Yuli and Faina-Refugee Casework 1994
72 7 Shabshaevich, Boris-Refugee Casework 1993-1994
72 8 Shmidt, Mikhail-Soviet Jewish Refusenik Case History 1993
72 9 Shoikhet, Elimelech undated, 1995
72 10 Shtilbaums, Victor undated, 1970, 1976, 1992-1993
72 11 Skokin, Leonid-Soviet Jewish Refusenik Case History 1993
Box Folder Title Date
73 1 Smeliansky / Zelkin Refugee Case 1999
73 2 Sponsorship-13 Cases undated, 1989-1990
73 3 Svayakovskaya, Elena-Casework 1993
73 4 Tafliovich, Yakov-Refugee Casework 1994
73 5 Tsionsky, Mikhail, Parolee Appeal case 1999
73 6 Veksler, David 1993
73 7 Vinogradova, Maya-Immigration Casework 1995
73 8 Washington Processing Center-List of Non-Departure Cases of 1989-1996 1998
73 9 Yakunin, Alexander-Asylum Case 1998
73 10 Yampolsky, Alexander-Immigration Casework 1993
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Part 1, Series IV: UCSJ Administrative Records, 1968-1987, 1989, 1992-1999.
English , Russian.
Boxes 74-79.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically by subject.
Scope and Content:

Series IV contains correspondence, memoranda, newspaper articles, pamphlets, and reports that reflect contacts of UCSJ leaders with emerging Jewish organizations in the USSR and Russia. The materials include UCSJ publications Alert, Quarterly Report, Monitor; and lists of Refuseniks from 1975.
Box Folder Title Date
74 1 Bridges-American Friends of the Lviv Archive 1997
74 2 Christian Missionary Activities Among Jews From FSU 1995-1999
74 3 Help to FSU Jews-Various Organizations 1993-1995
74 4 Jewish Community Development Fund 1989, 1994-1996
74 5 Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Washington 1998-1999
74 6 Nathan Cummings Foundation-FSU Projects 1995-1997
74 7 Naymark File 1995
74 8 OMER Groups 1998
Box Folder Title Date
75 1 Project Hashivanu 1993-1994
75 2 Project KESHER 1994, 1996, 1998
75 3 Russian Jewish Congress 1996-1997
75 4 Tsivos Hashem-Orphanage Work 1998
75 5 Twinning-Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry 1997-1998
75 6 VAAD of Russia 1996
75 7 Washington Institute Advocacy Event 10/27/98 1998
75 8 World Union for Progressive Judaism 1997
75 9 Yad Yisroel 1993-1994
75 10 Yanovsky Concentration Camp Site (Lviv)-Advocacy 1996
Box Folder Title Date
76 1 Conferences 1970-1978
76 2 Correspondence, general 1968-1973
76 3 Correspondence, general 1974-1976
Box Folder Title Date
76 4 Correspondence, general 1977-1978
76 5 Correspondence 1980-1986
76 6 Reports, leaflets, posters, bumper sticker. (Poster "Free Sharansky now," color, 17" x 23.", Oversized item, see OS1, Folder 3) 1981-1986
Box Folder Title Date
76 7 Washington office and Action Central (Cleveland, OH) materials 1973-1986
76 8 Memos, reports and correspondence 1979, 1983
Box Folder Title Date
77 1 News releases 1971-1986
77 2 Publications, Alert: Information from the UCSJ 1977-1978
77 3 Publications, Alert 1979
77 4 Publications, Alert 1980
77 5 Publications, Alert 1981
77 6 Publications, Alert 1982
Box Folder Title Date
78 1 Publications, Alert 1983-1984
Box Folder Title Date
78 2 Publications, Alert 1985-1986
78 3 Publications, The Alert Magazine 1980-1982
78 4 Publications, CJR News Brief March 24, 1992
78 5 Publications, Focus on Soviet Jewry, Soviet Jewry Report, The Vigil, CSIS Notes, Public Action group reports, individual copies 1971-1986
78 6 Publications, Monitor 1992
78 7 Publications, Monitor 1993
78 8 Publications, Monitor 1994
Box Folder Title Date
79 1 Publications, Monitor 1995
79 2 Publications, Monitor 1996
79 3 Publications, Quarterly report 1983-1987
79 4 Publications, Soviet prisoners of conscience, November 1971, December 1972; The White Book of Exodus, January-June 1972; A Guide to Congressional Action, Letter Writing-A Lifeline to Soviet Jews 1971-1972
79 5 Refusenik lists May and August 1975
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Part 1, Series V: Photographs, 1986, 1991-2000.
Box 80.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically by series.
Scope and Content:

Series V is composed of photographs that have been separated from other folders in the collection for preservation purposes. A relocation sheet is available linking the photograph to its original file.
Box Folder Title Date
80 1 Photos re: SJLAC; Harvard Conference 11/16/86
80 2 Photos re: YL'Y; CASJ
80 3 Photos re: YL'Y; Food Drive
80 4 Photos re: YL'Y; Memos 1/2000-9/2000
80 5 Photos re: YL'Y; Reeder-Ukrainian Cemetery
80 6 Photos re: YL'Y; Almaty, Kazakhstan-Congregation Solel, Highland Park, IL (Chicago Action)
80 7 Photos re: YL'Y; Barnaul, Russia-Niles Township Synagogue, Skokie, IL (Chicago Action)
80 8 Photos re: YL'Y; Benderey, Moldova-Temple Beth Am, Miami, FL (South Florida)
80 9 Photos re: YL'Y; Chelyabinsk, Russia-Etz Chaim Synagogue, Lombard, IL (Chicago Action)
80 10 Photos re: YL'Y; Chernigov, Ukraine-Congregation Am Yisrael, Northfield, IL (Chicago Action)
80 11 Photos re: YL'Y; Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine (Boston Action)
80 12 Photos re: YL'Y; Estonia-Photos
80 13 Photos re: YL'Y; Kostroma, Russia-Congregation Beth El, Bethesda, MD (Washington)
80 14 Photos re: YL'Y; Kursk, Russia-WCSJ Temple Shalom, Chevy Chase, MD
80 15 Photos re: YL'Y; Lviv, Ukraine-Temple Sha'arey Shalom, Westfield, NJ
80 16 Photos re: YL'Y; Moscow-Hineni Congregation
80 17 Photos re: YL'Y; Nalchik, Russia-Congregation B'nai Israel, Boca Raton, FL (South Florida)
Box Folder Title Date
80 18 Photos re: YL'Y; Omaha-Moscow/Irkutsk
80 19 Photos re: YL'Y; Tiraspol, Moldova, Congregation Beth Shalom, Northbrook, IL
Box Folder Title Date
80 20 Photos re: Immigration; Washington Processing Center
80 21 Photos re: Immigration; Armenian Refugee Project
80 22 Photos re: Immigration; Refusenik Case History Files: L-M
80 23 Photos re: Immigration; Sponsorship-13 Cases
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Part 1, Separated Oversized Materials, undated, 1977, 1985, 1990, 1994, 1997-1998.
Box Folder Title Date
OS1 1 Political advertisement poster, letter to President Ronald Reagan from California Members of Congress (Removed from Box 5, Folder 8) 1985
OS1 1 Exodus newspaper (Removed from Box 19, Folder 6) 1977
OS1 1 Newspaper clipping, "Passover Emergency Food Program." (Removed from Box 27, Folder 8) undated
OS1 1 Newspaper Tarbut, Russian (Removed from Box 34, Folder 3) 1994
OS1 2 Newspapers Istoki, Nash Golos, Russian (Removed from Box 35, Folder 2) 1997
OS1 3 Chabad Lubavich Kishinev poster, color, 11½" x 18". (Removed from Box 35, Folder 3) undated
OS1 3 Newspaper ESK [Jews of the North Caucasus], Nalchik, Russian (Removed from Box 39, Folder 2) 1997-1998
OS1 3 3 issues of Hashahar newspaper (Tallinn) (Russian) (Removed from Box 42, Folder 1) 1990
OS1 3 Poster "Free Sharansky now," color, 17" x 23" (Removed from Box 76, Folder 6) undated
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Part 2, Series I: Documents, 1968-1979.
English.
Box 1.
Arrangement:

Chronological.
Scope and Content:

Series I cover the years 1968 to 1979 and contain some of the principal files on the UCSJ's beginning and development.
Box Folder Title Date
1 1 Historic Documents of the UCSJ 1968-1972
1 2 Documents of the UCSJ 1970
1 3 Documents of the UCSJ 1971
1 4 Documents of the UCSJ 1972
1 5 Documents of the UCSJ 1973
1 6 Documents of the UCSJ 1974
1 7 Documents of the UCSJ 1975
1 8 Documents of the UCSJ 1976
1 9 Documents of the UCSJ 1977
1 10 Documents of the UCSJ 1978
1 11 Documents of the UCSJ 1979
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Part 2, Series II: Correspondence and Chronological Files, 1979-1984, 1986-1992.
English, Russian.
Boxes 1-20.
Arrangement:

Chronological.
Scope and Content:

Series II, Correspondence and Chronological Files, pertaining to the years 1979 to 1984 and 1986 to 1992, include letters of appeals, donor files, direct mailings, correspondence, information bulletins, position statements, exchanges with American and international organizations, e-mail to and from Moscow, and telefaxes to and from the Soviet Union. The files, some of which are in Russian, concern many subjects--Anti-Zionism, nationalism, human rights violations, immigration, refugee policy, changing political conditions in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, Russian human rights groups, US foreign policy, and many other issues.

Box Folder Title Date
1 12 Correspondence, January-March, 1979 1979
1 13 Correspondence, April-June, 1979 1979
Box Folder Title Date
2 1 Correspondence, July-September, 1980 1980
2 2 Correspondence, October-December, 1980 1980
2 3 Correspondence, June 1-October 8, 1980 1980
2 4 Correspondence, October 9-December 31, 1980 1980
2 5 Correspondence, December 1980-January 1982 1980-1982
2 6 Correspondence, January 5-March 9, 1981 1981
2 7 Correspondence, March 12-May 14, 1981 1981
2 8 Correspondence, UCSJ Day Book, May 16-July 6, 1981 1981
2 9 Correspondence, UCSJ Day Book, July 6-December 2, 1981 1981
2 10 Correspondence, January 1983-April 1984 1983-1984
2 11 Unindentified Chronological File, May-October, 1986 1986
2 12 Unindentified Chronological File, October-December, 1986 1986
2 13 Unindentified Chronological File, February-October, 1987 1987
2 14 Unindentified Chronological File, October-December, 1987 1987
2 15 Outgoing Chronological File, June 2-September 2, 1987 1987
Box Folder Title Date
3 1 Outgoing Chronological File, September 21-October 19, 1987 1987
3 2 Outgoing Chronological File, October 20-30, 1987 1987
3 3 Outgoing Chronological File, November 1-13, 1987 1987
3 4 Outgoing Chronological File, November 15-30, 1987 1987
3 5 Outgoing Chronological File, December 1-8, 1987 1987
3 6 Outgoing Chronological File, December 8-29, 1987 1987
3 7 Outgoing Chronological File, December 8-20, 1988 1988
3 8 Outgoing Chronological File, December 21-31, 1988 1988
3 9 Outgoing Chronological File, January 1-10, 1989 1989
3 10 Outgoing Chronological File, January 11-17, 1989 1989
3 11 Outgoing Chronological File, January 18-25, 1989 1989
3 12 Outgoing Chronological File, January 25-February 9, 1989 1989
3 13 Outgoing Chronological File, February 8-15, 1989 1989
3 14 Outgoing Chronological File, February 15-28, 1989 1989
Box Folder Title Date
4 1 Outgoing Chronological File, March 1-7, 1989 1989
4 2 Outgoing Chronological File, March 7-14, 1989 1989
4 3 Outgoing Chronological File, March 15-22, 1989 1989
4 4 Outgoing Chronological File, March 15-31, 1989 1989
4 5 Outgoing Chronological File, April 3-12, 1989 1989
4 6 Outgoing Chronological File, April 12-19, 1989 1989
4 7 Outgoing Chronological File, April 20-28, 1989 1989
4 8 Outgoing Chronological File, April 28-May 8, 1989 1989
4 9 Outgoing Chronological File, May 9-12, 1989 1989
4 10 Outgoing Chronological File, May 12-25, 1989 1989
4 11 Outgoing Chronological File, May 26-June 1, 1989 1989
4 12 Outgoing Chronological File, June 1-21, 1989 1989
4 13 Outgoing Chronological File, June 22-July 3, 1989 1989
4 14 Outgoing Chronological File, July 3-12, 1989 1989
4 15 Outgoing Chronological File, July 13-24, 1989 1989
Box Folder Title Date
5 1 Outgoing Chronological File, July 24-31, 1989 1989
5 2 Outgoing Chronological File, August 1-4, 1989 1989
5 3 Outgoing Chronological File, August 4-16, 1989 1989
5 4 Outgoing Chronological File, August 17-23, 1989 1989
5 5 Outgoing Chronological File, August 23-31, 1989 1989
5 6 Outgoing Chronological File, September 1-7, 1989 1989
5 7 Outgoing Chronological File, September 7-28, 1989 1989
5 8 Outgoing Chronological File, September 28-October 1, 1989 1989
5 9 Outgoing Chronological File, October 1-24, 1989 1989
5 10 Outgoing Chronological File, October 24-31, 1989 1989
5 11 Outgoing Chronological File, October 31-November 21, 1989 1989
5 12 Outgoing Chronological File, November 22-December 11 1989
5 13 Outgoing Chronological File, December 11, 1989-February 12, 1990 1989-1990
5 14 Outgoing Chronological File, February 12-15, 1990 1990
Box Folder Title Date
6 1 Outgoing Chronological File, February 15-April 4, 1990 1990
6 2 Outgoing Chronological File, April 4-May 29, 1990 1990
6 3 Outgoing Chronological File, May 29-July 17, 1990 1990
6 4 Outgoing Chronological File, July 17-August 20, 1990 1990
6 5 Outgoing Chronological File, August 20-September 10, 1990 1990
6 6 Outgoing Chronological File, September 11-October 1, 1990 1990
6 7 Outgoing Chronological File, October 1-30, 1990 1990
6 8 Outgoing Chronological File, October 31-November 28, 1990 1990
6 9 Outgoing Chronological File, November 28-December 19, 1990 1990
6 10 Outgoing Chronological File, December 19, 1990-January 3, 1991 1990-1991
6 11 Outgoing Chronological File, January 3-February 11, 1991 1991
6 12 Outgoing Chronological File, February 11-March 20, 1991 1991
6 13 Outgoing Chronological File, March 20-June 3, 1991 1991
Box Folder Title Date
7 1 Outgoing Chronological File, May 30-July 24, 1991 1991
7 2 Outgoing Chronological File, July 24-October 18, 1991 1991
7 3 Outgoing Chronological File, October 11-November 27, 1991 1991
7 4 Outgoing Chronological File, November 27, 1991-February 5, 1992 1991-1992
7 5 Outgoing Chronological File, March 16-26, 1992 1992
7 6 Outgoing Chronological File, March 26-April 8, 1992 1992
7 7 Office Chronological File, September 15-November 30 1987
7 8 Office Chronological File, December 1-31 1987
7 9 Office Chronological File, December 31-January 31, 1988 1987-1988
7 10 Office Chronological File, February 1-29, 1988 1988
7 11 Office Chronological File, February 29-March 31, 1988 1988
7 12 Office Chronological File, April 1-29, 1988 1988
Box Folder Title Date
8 1 Office Chronological File, April 29-May 30, 1988 1988
8 2 Office Chronological File, June 1-22, 1988 1988
8 3 Office Chronological File, June 22-July 29, 1988 1988
8 4 Office Chronological File, August 1-25, 1988 1988
8 5 Office Chronological File, August 25-September 15, 1988 1988
8 6 Office Chronological File, September 15-30, 1988 1988
8 7 Office Chronological File, October 3-21, 1988 1988
8 8 Office Chronological File, October 17-27, 1988 1988
8 9 Office Chronological File, October 27-November 18, 1988 1988
8 10 Office Chronological File, November 4-16, 1988 1988
8 11 Office Chronological File, November 11-30, 1988 1988
8 12 Office Chronological File, November 15-29, 1988 1988
8 13 Office Chronological File, November 30-December 12, 1988 1988
8 14 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, December 9-31, 1987 1987
8 15 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, January 1-31, 1988 1988
Box Folder Title Date
9 1 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, February 1-29, 1988 1988
9 2 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, March 1-18, 1988 1988
9 3 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, March 21-31, 1988 1988
9 4 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, April 1-30, 1988 1988
9 5 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, May 1-15, 1988 1988
9 6 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, May 16-31, 1988 1988
9 7 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, June 1-30, 1988 1988
9 8 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, July 1-31, 1988 1988
9 9 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, August 1-31, 1988 1988
9 10 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, September 1-30, 1988 1988
9 11 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, October 1-15, 1988 1988
Box Folder Title Date
10 1 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, October 16-31, 1988 1988
10 2 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, November 1-9, 1988 1988
10 3 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, November 10-30, 1988 1988
10 4 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, December 1-10, 1988 1988
10 5 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, December 11-31, 1988 1988
10 6 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, January 1 - 18, 1989 1988
10 7 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, January 19 - 31, 1989 1989
10 8 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, February 1 - 13, 1989 1989
10 9 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, February 14 - 28, 1989 1989
10 10 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, March 1- 15, 1989 1989
10 11 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, March 16-31, 1989 1989
Box Folder Title Date
11 1 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, April 1-14, 1989 1989
11 2 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, April 15-30, 1989 1989
11 3 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, May 1-14, 1989 1989
11 4 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, May 15-31, 1989 1989
11 5 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, June 1-16, 1989 1989
11 6 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, June 17-30, 1989 1989
11 7 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, July 1-18, 1989 1989
11 8 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, July 19-31, 1989 1989
11 9 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, August 1-15, 1989 1989
11 10 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, August 16-30, 1989 1989
11 11 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, September 1-17, 1989 1989
11 12 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, September 18-30, 1989 1989
Box Folder Title Date
12 1 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, October 1-12, 1989 1989
12 2 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, October 13-31, 1989 1989
12 3 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, November 1-14, 1989 1989
12 4 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, November 15-30, 1989 1989
12 5 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, December 1-31, 1989 1989
12 6 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, January 1-18, 1990 1990
12 7 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, January 19-31, 1990 1990
12 8 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, February 1-14, 1990 1990
12 9 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, February 14-28, 1990 1990
12 10 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, March 1-15, 1990 1990
12 11 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, March 16-31, 1990 1990
12 12 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, April 1-17, 1990 1990
12 13 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, April 18-30, 1990 1990
12 14 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, May 1-15, 1990 1990
Box Folder Title Date
13 1 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, May 16-31, 1990 1990
13 2 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, June 1-14, 1990 1990
13 3 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, June 15-30, 1990 1990
13 4 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, July 1-15, 1990 1990
13 5 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, July 16-31, 1990 1990
13 6 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, August 1-15, 1990 1990
13 7 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, August 16-31, 1990 1990
13 8 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, September 1-14, 1990 1990
13 9 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, September 15-30, 1990 1990
13 10 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, October 1 - 14, 1990 1990
13 11 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, October 15 - 30, 1990 1990
13 12 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, November 1 - 13, 1990 1990
13 13 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, November 14 - 30, 1990 1990
13 14 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, December 1 - 11, 1990 1990
13 15 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, December 12 - 31, 1990 1990
Box Folder Title Date
14 1 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, January 1-15, 1991 1991
14 2 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, January 16-31, 1991 1991
14 3 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, February 1-13, 1991 1991
14 4 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, February 14-28, 1991 1991
14 5 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, March 1-21, 1991 1991
14 6 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, June 1-13, 1991 1991
14 7 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, June 14-30, 1991 1991
14 8 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, July 1-10, 1991 1991
14 9 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, October 1-15, 1991 1991
14 10 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, October 16-31, 1991 1991
14 11 Incoming Faxes Chronological File, November 1-11, 1991 1991
14 12 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, December 9, 1987-January 11, 1988 1987-1988
14 13 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, January 11-31, 1988 1988
14 14 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, February 1-23, 1988 1988
14 15 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, February 23-March 20, 1988 1988
Box Folder Title Date
15 1 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, March 21-April 6, 1988 1988
15 2 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, April 6-30, 1988 1988
15 3 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, May 1-June 6, 1988 1988
15 4 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, June 6-30, 1988 1988
15 5 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, July 1-25, 1988 1988
15 6 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, July 25-August 31, 1988 1988
15 7 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, September 1-October 17, 1988 1988
15 8 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, October 17-December 13 1988
15 9 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, December 14, 1988-January 26, 1989 1988-1989
15 10 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, January 26-February 29, 1989 1989
15 11 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, March 1-May 3, 1989 1989
15 12 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, May 3-8, 1989 1989
15 13 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, May 9-25, 1989 1989
15 14 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, May 25-June 22, 1989 1989
15 15 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, June 23-July 24, 1989 1989
Box Folder Title Date
16 1 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, July 24-August 9, 1989 1989
16 2 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, August 10-September 12, 1989 1989
16 3 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, September 12-October 6, 1989 1989
16 4 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, October 10-November 8, 1989 1989
16 5 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, November 8-29, 1989 1989
16 6 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, November 30-December 18, 1989 1989
16 7 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, December 18, 1989-January 20, 1990 1989-1990
16 8 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, January 22 - February 22, 1990 1990
16 9 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, February 23-April 2, 1990 1990
16 10 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, April 2-May 4, 1990 1990
16 11 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, May 4-June 5, 1990 1990
16 12 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, June 5-July 2, 1990 1990
16 13 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, July 3-30, 1990 1990
Box Folder Title Date
17 1 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, July 30-August 31, 1990 1990
17 2 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, August 31-September 23, 1990 1990
17 3 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, September 23-October 14, 1990 1990
17 4 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, October 15-29, 1990 1990
17 5 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, October 29-November 12, 1990 1990
17 6 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, November 12-December 1, 1990 1990
17 7 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, December 1-January 8, 1991 1990-1991
17 8 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, January 8-31, 1991 1991
17 9 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, January 31-February 28, 1991 1991
17 10 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, March 1-21, 1991 1991
17 11 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, March 21-April 12, 1991 1991
17 12 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, April 12-May 28, 1991 1991
Box Folder Title Date
18 1 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, May 28-October 8, 1991 1991
18 2 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, October 8, 1991-January 27, 1992 1991-1992
18 3 Soviet Union Incoming Faxes, January 27-May 22, 1992 1992
18 4 Moscow E-Mail, September, 1990 1990
18 5 Moscow E-Mail, October, 1990 1990
18 6 Moscow E-Mail, November, 1990 1990
18 7 Moscow E-Mail, December, 1990 1990
18 8 Moscow E-Mail, January, 1991 1991
18 9 Moscow E-Mail, February, 1991 1991
18 10 Moscow E-Mail, March, 1991 1991
18 11 Moscow E-Mail, April, 1991 1991
18 12 Moscow E-Mail, May, 1991 1991
18 13 Moscow E-Mail, June, 1991 1991
18 14 Moscow E-Mail, July, 1991 1991
18 15 Moscow E-Mail, August, 1991 1991
18 16 Moscow E-Mail, September, 1991 1991
18 17 Moscow E-Mail, October, 1991 1991
Box Folder Title Date
19 1 Moscow E-Mail, November, 1991 1991
19 2 Moscow E-Mail, December, 1991 1991
19 3 Moscow E-Mail, January, 1992 1992
19 4 Moscow E-Mail, February, 1992 1992
19 5 Moscow E-Mail, March 1-10, 1992 1992
19 6 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: A 1991
19 7 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Balter-Barbalat 1991
19 8 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Barg, Alexander 1991
19 9 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Baru-Belgorodskaya 1991
19 10 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Bellovin, Milton 1991
19 11 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Benysovich - Byalik 1991
19 12 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Callers 1991
19 13 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: D 1991
19 14 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: E 1991
19 15 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: F 1991
19 16 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: G 1991
19 17 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: I 1991
19 18 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Kalyuskin - Kolchinsky 1991
19 19 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Klazen - Kzavets 1991
19 20 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: L 1991
19 21 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: M 1991
19 22 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: N 1991
19 23 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: O 1991
19 24 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: P 1991
19 25 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: R 1991
19 26 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Sandler - Shur 1991
19 27 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Shvartz - Sukholutksy 1991
19 28 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: T 1991
19 29 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: U 1991
19 30 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: V 1991
19 31 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: W 1991
19 32 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Y 1991
19 33 Emergency Committee for the Rescue of Soviet Jews: Z 1991
19 34 Office, March 21-April 10, 1991 1991
19 35 Office, April 10-May 9, 1991 1991
19 36 Office, May 9 - 22, 1991 1991
19 37 Office, May 22 - June 3, 1991 1991
Box Folder Title Date
20 1 Unidentified Chronological File, November 11-21, 1991 1991
20 2 Unidentified Chronological File, November 22-December 10, 1991 1991
20 3 Unidentified Chronological File, December 10-27, 1991 1991
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Part 2, Series III: UCSJ Member Councils, 1969-1994.
English.
Boxes 20-23.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically, by subject.
Scope and Content:

Series III include materials pertaining to the activities of the UCSJ member councils, such as lobbying, briefing Congressional Representatives, public relations, establishing international contacts and other programs on behalf of the rescue movement. The documents include copies of e-mail and telefaxes between and among various affiliated councils, articles, clippings, program materials, briefing manuals, general correspondence, publications, newsletters, published case histories of Refuseniks, and other materials.
Box Folder Title Date
20 4 Action for Soviet Jewry, Action Manual undated
20 5 Action for Soviet Jewry, Anis, Zale, articles by: "Establishing the Scale of the Soviet Jewry Problem", April 23, 1987; "Objecting to Direct Flights on the Basis of International Law", March 1987 1987
20 6 Action for Soviet Jewry, Briefing Manual, September 1987 1987
20 7 Action for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1980-1981, 1985, 1987-1988
20 8 Action for Soviet Jewry, Patkin, Judy--"Israeli plan limits Soviet Refuseniks' freedom", letter to Boston Globe 1988
20 9 Action for Soviet Jewry, Soviet Jewry Report, September 1993, and Post-Soviet Jewry Report, December 1993 1993
20 10 Alabama Council to Save Soviet Jews, Montgomery, AL 1984-1988
20 11 Alaskan Council for Soviet Jewry, Anchorage, AK 1989-1990
20 12 Albuquerque Council for Soviet Jews, Albuquerque, NM 1988
20 13 Ann Arbor Action for Soviet Jewry, Ann Arbor, MI 1985, 1988
20 14 Arizona Council on Soviet Jewry, Phoenix, AZ 1981, 1985-1987
20 15 Baltimore Council for Soviet Jewry Baltimore, MD 1985, 1988
20 16 Baton Rouge Council Baton Rouge, LA 1988
20 17 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, San Francisco, CA, Correspondence/General 1980, 1984-1985
20 18 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, San Francisco, CA, Correspondence/General 1986-1988, 1993-1994
20 19 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, Frank, Rusty E. "Public Awareness Programs of the BACSJ" June 1987 1987
20 20 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, Light, Selma, presented with plaque, October 1983 1983
20 21 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, Media Notebooks 1983-1984, 1984-1985
20 22 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, Newspaper clippings 1984-1989, 1992
20 23 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, Outcry, includes 25th Anniversary Issue 1985-1986, 1992-1994
20 24 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, "Programatic Materials" March 4, 1986 1986
20 25 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, "Prosecution of Jewish Emigration Activists in the USSR..." May 1986 1986
20 26 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, "Soviet Jewry and Human Rights in the USSR" 1987
20 27 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, Tamler, Edward, article "If we pursue USSR trade, human rights will be hurt" Northern California Jewish Bulletin, October 7, 1988, n.p. 1988
20 28 Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews, Waksberg, David, articles by undated, 1984, 1987, 1989-1991
20 29 Beth Shalom Soviet Jewry Council, Overland Park, KS 1988
20 30 Boulder Action for Soviet Jewry, BASJ Bulletin 1993-1994 (incomplete) 1993-1994
20 31 Boulder Action for Soviet Jewry, Cohen, William M., articles by 1989-1991
20 32 Boulder Action for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence, General, includes newspaper clippings 1987-1989, 1991
20 33 Central Florida Council for Soviet Jewry Clearwater, FL 1987-1988
20 34 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1982-1983
20 35 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1984
Box Folder Title Date
21 1 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1985
21 2 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1986
21 3 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1987-1988, 1992
21 4 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, Documentary Evidence of Anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union Today by Ivan R. Martynov 1983
21 5 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, Information for CASJ Tourists undated
21 6 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, Nadezhda Fradkova - Soviet Jewish Prisoner of Conscience undated
21 7 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, Packet 1984
21 8 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, Refusenik 1983, 1984, 1993, 1994
21 9 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, Tallman, Marilyn, articles by undated, 1992
21 10 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, We Speak for Soviet Jews undated
21 11 Cincinnati Council for Soviet Jews Cincinnati, OH 1972-1987
21 12 Cleveland Council on Soviet Anti-Semitism Cleveland, OH 1970-1985
21 13 Colorado Committee of Concern for Soviet Jewry, Concern 1980-1982, 1984, 1994
21 14 Colorado Committee of Concern for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1980-1981
21 15 Colorado Committee of Concern for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1982-1983
21 16 Colorado Committee of Concern for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1984-1985
21 17 Colorado Committee of Concern for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1986-1988, 1990, 1993-1994
21 18 Colorado Committee of Concern for Soviet Jewry, Friedman, Rhoda and Lillian Hoffman "Case of Dmitri Berman Shows Moscow Still Holds Political Hostages", Rocky Mountain News. undated
21 19 Colorado Committee of Concern for Soviet Jewry, Hoffman, Harry 1988
21 20 Colorado Committee of Concern for Soviet Jewry, Hoffman, Lillian, articles by 1989
21 21 Connecticut Committee for Soviet Jews West Hartford, CT 1978-1981, 1985-1987
21 22 Dallas Action for Soviet Jewry Dallas, TX 1985, 1987-1988
21 23 Des Moines Action Committee for Soviet Jews Des Moines, IA 1983-1986
21 24 Detroit Soviet Jewry Committee, Correspondence/General 1978-1979
21 25 Detroit Soviet Jewry Committee, Correspondence/General 1981-1984
21 26 Detroit Soviet Jewry Committee, Correspondence/General 1985-1987
21 27 Detroit Soviet Jewry Committee, Vigil 1982-1986
21 28 Greater Hartford's Action for Soviet Jewry West Hartfort, CT 1980, 1982
21 29 Greensboro Action for Soviet Jewry Greensboro, NC 1985
21 30 Hawaii Group for Soviet Jews Honolulu, HI 1978-1981, 1987
21 31 Houston Action for Soviet Jewry, TX, Action 1984-1986
21 32 Houston Action for Soviet Jewry, TX, Correspondence/General 1984-1988
21 33 Houston Action for Soviet Jewry, TX, From Houston to Russia with Love 1985
21 34 Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA 1979-1990
21 35 Jewish Federation of the North Shore, Inc. Marblehead, MA 1979-1982, 1987
21 36 Jewish Federation of the Virginia Peninsula, Inc. Newport News, VA 1982-1988
21 37 Kansas City Council for Soviet Jewry Overland Park, KS 1984-1985
21 38 Kennewick, WA undated
21 39 Knoxville-Oak Ridge, TN. Council for Soviet Jews 1981-1986
21 40 Lansing Soviet Jewry Freedom Committee East Lansing, MI 1979-1980
21 41 Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1979-1981
21 42 Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1983
21 43 Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1984
21 44 Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1985
Box Folder Title Date
22 1 Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1986-1988, 1990
22 2 Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry, Keiss-Kuna, Elena A Collection of Poems, September 1988 1988
22 3 Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry, Newspaper clippings undated
22 4 Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry, Petitions to President Reagan 1987
22 5 Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry, Soviet Jewry Report, (incomplete) 1979-1982
22 6 Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry, Soviet Jewry Report,(incomplete) 1983, 1985-1986
22 7 Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry, "We Speak for Soviet Jews", booklet undated
22 8 Los Alamos Committee on Soviet Anti-Semitism Los Alamos, NM 1979-1986
22 9 Los Angeles, CA 1978-1979
22 10 Minnesota-Dakotas Action, Action Newsletter (later became The Flame) nos.99-101, 107-109, 111-119, 121, 123-124, 126-129 1978-1984
22 11 Minnesota-Dakotas Action, Correspondence/General 1978-1979
22 12 Minnesota-Dakotas Action, Correspondence/General 1980-1982
22 13 Minnesota-Dakotas Action, Correspondence/General 1983-1985
22 14 Minnesota-Dakotas Action, Correspondence/General 1986-1988
22 15 Minnesota-Dakotas Action, Teaching Curricula 1979
22 16 Oceanfront Council for Soviet Jewry, Brooklyn, NY 1981-1985
22 17 Oklahoma Commission for Soviet Jews, Tulsa, OK 1981-1985
22 18 Omaha Committee for Soviet Jewry, Omaha, NE, Correspondence/General, (mostly newspaper clippings) 1975- 1979
22 19 Omaha Committee for Soviet Jewry, Omaha, NE, Correspondence/General 1980-1987
22 20 Pittsfield Council for Soviet Jewry Pittsfield, MA 1979-1987
22 21 Puerto Rico Council for Soviet Jewry 1980
22 22 Santa Fe Council for Soviet Jews Santa Fe, NM 1985-1988
22 23 Sarasota Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1978-1988
22 24 Sarasota Conference on Soviet Jewry, Exodus 1979-1986
22 25 Seattle Conference on Soviet Jewry, Balint, Judy "No gold medals for Goodwill Games human rights conference" Seattle Jewish Transcript (August 17, 1990), n.p. 1990
22 26 Seattle Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1979-1988
22 27 Southern California Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1969-1973
22 28 Southern California Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1981-1983
22 29 Southern California Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1984
22 30 Southern California Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1985
22 31 Southern California Conference on Soviet Jewry, Frumkin, Si, articles by 1976-1980, 1984, 1987-1991
22 32 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Cantor, Hinda, articles by 1989, 1991
22 33 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Judith Matz and Margery Sanford, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Separated Soviet Families. A Collection of Case Histories, August 1976 1976
22 34 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Wolf, Myriam, Tina Freiman, Judith Matz and Margery Sanford, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Helsinki - Promise or Betrayal? March 1977 1977
22 35 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Margery Sanford, Myriam P. Wolf and Judith Matz, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Belgrade, Breach or Break Through? October 1977 1977
22 36 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Margery Sanford, Myriam P. Wolf and Judith Matz, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Soviet Anti-Semitism - A New Wave, v.5, August 1978 1978
22 37 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Margery Sanford, Adele Sandberg and Myriam P. Wolf, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Sovet Jews: Hostages for Trade, v.6, August 1979 1979
22 38 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Margery Sanford and Adele Sandberg, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Mission in Madrid: Monitoring Moscow, v.7, October 1980 1980
22 39 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry,Adele Sandberg, Margery Sanford and Myriam P. Wolf, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Seeking a New Dialogue to Save Soviet Jews, v.8, September 1981 1981
Box Folder Title Date
23 1 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Margery Sanford, Adele Sandberg and Myriam P. Wolf, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Paris Plea for Freedom--Save Soviet Jews, v.9, September 1982 1982
23 2 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Margery Sanford and Adele Sandberg, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Reopen the Gates: Save Soviet Jews, v.10, October 1983 1983
23 3 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Margery Sanford and Adele Sandberg, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: 1984 Is Here--Free Soviet Jews, v.11, September 1984 1984
23 4 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Margery Sanford and Adele Sandberg, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Soviet Jews--Hostages All, v.12, September 1986 1986
23 5 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Margery Sanford and Adele Sandberg, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Mr. Gorbachev--Let My People Go, v.13, September 1986 1986
23 6 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Margery Sanford and Adele Sandberg, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: Glasnost and Soviet Jews--Unfulfilled Promises, v.14 September 1987
23 7 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry,Adele Sandberg and Margery Sanford, Case Histories of the Refuseniks: The New Refuseniks, v.15 September 1988
23 8 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1978
23 9 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1979
23 10 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1980-1981
23 11 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1983-1984
23 12 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1985
23 13 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Correspondence/General 1986-1988
23 14 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Lifeline 1983-1985
23 15 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Newsletter 1979-1981
23 16 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Newspaper clippings undated
23 17 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry, Soviet Jewry - Programs and Activities 1982
23 18 Soviet Jewry Action Council of Harrisburg, PA 1978-1979, 1983
23 19 Soviet Jewry Committee, Jewish Federation of South Bend, IN 1978-l985
23 20 Vancouver Action Commitee for Soviet Jews Vancouver, B.C. 1984-1986
23 21 Waco Council of Concern for Soviet Jewry Waco, TX 1981-1984
23 22 Washington Committee for Soviet Jewry Chevy Chase, MD, Correspondence/General 1975, 1978-1980
23 23 Washington Committee for Soviet Jewry Chevy Chase, MD, Correspondence/General 1981-1984
23 24 Washington Committee for Soviet Jewry Chevy Chase, MD, Correspondence/General 1985
23 25 Washington Committee for Soviet Jewry Chevy Chase, MD, Correspondence/General 1986-1988
23 26 Washington Committee for Soviet Jewry Chevy Chase, MD, Letters from Leningrad. Today's Persecution of Jewish Culture 1981
23 27 Washington Committee for Soviet Jewry Chevy Chase, MD, Natasha's Dream, Children's Handbook on Russian Jews 1984
23 28 Washington Committee for Soviet Jewry Chevy Chase, MD, Vigil, n.34, 41, 47, 50-53, 55-61, 63, 65-68, 71-73, 75 1977-1985
23 29 West Palm Beach Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County, FL 1983-1988
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Part 2, Series IV: Organization Files, undated, 1976-1993.
English.
Boxes 23-30.
Arrangement:

By subject.
Scope and Content:

Series IV include publications, materials on symposiums, guide books for action on the rescue movement, projects and programming files, correspondence, board of directors minutes, articles, conference and annual meeting files, press files, community relations materials, executive committee records, and position papers and statements. The files also contain materials on Soviet embassy protests in Washington.
Box Folder Title Date
23 30 Action Guide Book undated
23 31 Guide to Congressional Action for Soviet Jews, A 1984
23 32 Alert, nos. 12, 20 and Personal Impressions of Vladimir Prestin re the Symposium 1976
23 33 Alert, v.1, nos. 1-2, January-February 1977 1977
Box Folder Title Date
24 1 Alert, v.2, nos. 1-4, 7, 9-41, 43-45, August 1977-September 1978 1977-1978
24 2 Alert, v.3, nos. 1-41, October 1978-September 1979 1978-1979
24 3 Alert, v.4, nos. 1-31, September 1979-August 1980 1979-1980
24 4 Alert, v.5, nos. 1-25, September 1980-July 1981 1980-1981
24 5 Alert, v.6, nos. 1-13, 16-20, 23-30, July 1981-September 1982 1981-1982
24 6 Alert, v.7, nos. 1-18, October 1982-August 1983 1982-1983
24 7 Alert, v.8, nos. 19-21, August-October 1983 1983
24 8 Alert, v.9, nos. 22-25, November-December 1983 1983
24 9 Alert, v.10, nos. 1-15, January-June 1984 1984
24 10 Alert, v.11, nos. 1-6, 8, February-December 1985 1985
24 11 Alert, v.12, nos. 1-8, January-December 1986 1986
24 12 Alert Magazine, v.1-4, August 1981-Passover 1982, Summer 1982, Fall 1982 1981, 1982
24 13 Board of Directors, Meetings and Memos 1982
24 14 Board of Directors, Meetings 1983
24 15 Board of Directors, Memos 1983
24 16 Board of Directors, Conference Call, October 28th, 1984 1984
24 17 Board of Directors, Meetings 1985
24 18 Board of Directors, Memos, December 1985 1985
24 19 Board of Directors, Meetings 1986
24 20 Board of Directors, Memos, January 1986 1986
24 21 Board of Directors, Memos, February 1986 1986
24 22 Board of Directors, Memos, March 1986 1986
24 23 Board of Directors, Memos, April 1986 1986
24 24 Board of Directors, Memos, May 1986 1986
Box Folder Title Date
25 1 Board of Directors, Memos, June 1986 1986
25 2 Board of Directors, Memos, July 1986 1986
25 3 Board of Directors, Memos, August 1986 1986
25 4 Board of Directors, Memos, September 1986 1986
25 5 Board of Directors, Memos, October 1986 1986
25 6 Board of Directors, Memos, November 1986 1986
25 7 Board of Directors, Memos, December 1986 1986
25 8 Board of Directors, Memos, January 1987 1987
25 9 Board of Directors, Memos, February 1987 1987
25 10 Board of Directors, Memos, March 1987 1987
25 11 Board of Directors, Memos, April 1987 1987
25 12 Board of Directors, Memos, May 1987 1987
25 13 Board of Directors, Memos, June 1987 1987
25 14 Board of Directors, Memos, July 1987 1987
25 15 Board of Directors, Memos, August 1987 1987
25 16 Board of Directors, Meetings and Memos, 1988 1988
25 17 Board of Directors, Meetings and Memos, 1990 1990
25 18 Cohen, Pamela Braun, articles by 1984, 1987-1992
25 19 Mid-Year Conference, March 24-26, 1979 1979
25 20 Fall Conference, September 15-17, 1979 1979
25 21 Annual Meeting, September 5-8, 1980 1980
25 22 Annual Meeting, September 18-21, 1981 1981
25 23 Annual Meeting, September 10-13, 1982 1982
25 24 Annual Meeting, October 14-17, 1983 1983
25 25 Annual Meeting, Tribute to Sen. Henry Jackson, October 14-17, 1983, 1983
25 26 Annual Meeting, September 9-11, 1984: General 1984
25 27 Annual Meeting, September 9-11, 1984: General 1984
Box Folder Title Date
26 1 Annual Meeting, September 9-11, 1984: General 1984
26 2 Annual Meeting, September 9-11, 1984: Packet 1984
26 3 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Caterers 1985
26 4 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Community Relations 1985
26 5 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Evaluations 1985
26 6 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: General 1985
26 7 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: General 1985
26 8 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: General 1985
26 9 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Gilbert, Martin 1985
26 10 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Hauser, Rita 1985
26 11 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Miscellaneous 1985
26 12 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Packet 1985
26 13 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Press Relations 1985
26 14 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Rabbi's Panel 1985
26 15 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Situation of Soviet Jews 1985
26 16 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Soviet Politics 1985
26 17 Annual Meeting October 20-22, 1985: Twin Bridges Marriott 1985
26 18 Annual Conference in Israel March 18-20, 1986 1986
26 19 Annual Meeting September 27-30, 1986: General 1986
26 20 Annual Meeting September 27-30, 1986: General 1986
26 21 Annual Meeting September 27-30, 1986: Packet 1986
26 22 Annual Meeting September 13-17, 1987: General 1987
26 23 Annual Meeting September 13-17, 1987: Packet 1987
Box Folder Title Date
27 1 Annual Meeting October 15-17, 1988: General 1988
27 2 Annual Meeting October 15-17, 1988: Packets 1988
27 3 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Briefing Papers 1989
27 4 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Clips - other. For Micah to hand out not for press table 1989
27 5 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Communications with the Soviets 1989
27 6 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Evaluation forms 1989
27 7 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Follow Up 1989
27 8 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: General 1989
27 9 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: General 1989
27 10 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Logistics/Details 1989
27 11 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Miscellaneous 1989
27 12 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Poor Relatives material, Addendums 1-18 1989
27 13 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Press Coverage 1989
27 14 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Program 1989
27 15 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Third City Reports - includes trip reports 1989
27 16 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Trip Reports 1989
27 17 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: Visa Applications 1989
27 18 Annual Meeting October 19-29, 1989: untitled file 1989
27 19 Annual Meeting October 19-20, 1990: Documents Distributed, includes June Daniels' Yad L'Yad 1990
27 20 Annual Meeting October 19-20, 1990: Meeting Materials 1990
27 21 Annual Meeting October 19-20, 1990: Original Documents 1990
Box Folder Title Date
28 1 Congressional Briefings, January 23, 1985 1985
28 2 Congressional Briefings 1987
28 3 Congressional Call to Conscience 1988
28 4 Congressional Handbook for Soviet Jewry, Volumes 1 and 2 1988-1989
28 5 Executive Committee Meeting, May 9, 1983 1983
28 6 Executive Committee Meeting, July 12, 1983 1983
28 7 Executive Committee Meeting: Focus on Soviet Jewry, Fall 1982 1982
28 8 Freedom Fund: Funding 1985-1987 correspondence, including sample funding request 1985-1987
28 9 Freedom Fund Before June 1986: A-E undated
28 10 Freedom Fund Before June 1986: F-J undated
28 11 Freedom Fund Before June 1986: K-P undated
28 12 Freedom Fund Before June 1986: Q-S undated
28 13 Freedom Fund Before June 1986: T-Z undated
28 14 Freedom Fund, June 1986 1986
28 15 Freedom Fund, July 1986 1986
28 16 Freedom Fund, August 1986 1986
28 17 Freedom Fund, September 1986 1986
28 18 Freedom Fund, October 1986 1986
28 19 Gallagher, Kelly Anne (Admistrative Assistant) - correspondence with Jewish Labor Committee (JLC) re Trade Union Council for Soviet Jewry of JLC 1988
Box Folder Title Date
29 1 How To Run a Council, Hints and Guidelines undated
29 2 UCSJ in the News 1988-1989
29 3 UCSJ in the News 1990
29 4 Kane, Jennifer (Public Affairs), articles by 1989
29 5 Press Activities/Updates 1988
29 6 Press Activities/Updates 1989
29 7 The Labrynth. How to Apply to Leave Russia for Israel. undated
29 8 Message From Moscow III 1978
29 9 Naftalin, Micah H., articles by 1988, 1990
29 10 Newsflash!, June 8 1983 - January 23, 1985; November - December 1985; and March 1, 1986 1983-1986
29 11 Newsflash!, March - June 1988 1988
29 12 Newsflash!, July - December 1988 1988
29 13 News From December 7-8, 1988 and 1989 1988-1989
29 14 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ 1983
29 15 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ 1984
29 16 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ 1986
29 17 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ 1987
29 18 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ, January, March, May-June 1988 1988
29 19 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ, July-December 1988 1988
29 20 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ, January-March 1989 1989
29 21 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ, April-May 1989 1989
29 22 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ, July-November 1989 1989
29 23 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ, February-April 1990 1990
29 24 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ, September-December 1990 1990
29 25 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ, January-March 1991 1991
29 26 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ, April-June 1991 1991
29 27 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ, July-November 1991 1991
29 28 Newspaper Clippings about UCSJ 1992
29 29 Overview of the UCSJ: On the Move--synopsis of UCSJ's activities in Washington, D.C. and around the country 1987, includes newspaper clippings 1987
29 30 Old Brochures, pamphlets, and misc. undated
29 31 UCSJ position on the issue of Emigration February 8, 1980 1980
29 32 UCSJ Position Papers/Statements, Soviet Jewish emigration, international communications agreements, etc. 1980
29 33 UCSJ Position Papers/Statements, mostly by Donna Arzt 1980
29 34 UCSJ position on the on various topics, including Jackson-Vanik, Glasnost, ABA/ASL, etc. 1987
29 35 Statement on key issues facing Jews in former USSR 11/93 1993
29 36 Reagan, President Ronald - letter to UCSJ, October 20, 1988 1988
29 37 Singer, Lynn - articles by 1988
29 38 Soviet Embassy Cases Washington, D.C.: Rabbi Mendel L. Abrams et al - demonstration at Soviet Embassy on May 1, 1985 and Vann Om Strinko - demonstration re Cambodia at Soviet Embassy on January 28, 1985 1985
29 39 Soviet Embassy Cases Washington, D.C.: "Embassy Nine" Case: Geraldine M. Lipkin et al, demonstration at Soviet Embassy on October 22, 1985 1985
29 40 Soviet Embassy Cases Washington, D.C.: Protests at Embassy 1985-1986 - correspondence, newspaper clippings, etc. 1985-1986
29 41 Soviet Embassy Cases Washington, D.C.: Embassy Protest Limit 1986
29 42 Soviet Jewry Hill Alertss, v.1, nos. 1-20, April-September 1986 1986
29 43 "Soviet Violations of Soviet and International Law, Including the Helsinki Accords", memo from Phil Weintraub to Dan Goldstein, December 3, 1985 1985
Box Folder Title Date
30 1 UCSJ Quarterly Report 1983-1988
30 2 Jewish Prisoners in the USSR 1983
30 3 News File 1988
30 4 Casework File 1990
30 5 Documents: Prisoners Commission 1990-1991
30 6 "E-Mail From Kim" March 27, 1991
30 7 POCs File, includes lists of Refuseniks and POCs undated
30 8 Prisoner's Commission File 1989-1991
30 9 Prisoners File 1988-1991
30 10 Prisoners File, includes "The UCSJ Prisoners Commission" Goals and Objectives" 1989-1991
30 11 "Prisoners Work To Be Done" File undated
30 12 Ukraine File 1991
30 13 Unidentified Refuseniks Packet, includes a Russian language magazine Aviv undated
30 14 Untitled File - includes Political and Psychiatric Prisoners in the Soviet Union, August 1989 1989
30 15 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Berman, Dmitri L. undated
30 16 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Berman, Dmitri L. undated
30 17 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Berman, Dmitri L. undated
30 18 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Berman, Dmitri L. undated
30 19 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Blumin, Gennady undated
30 20 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Bodner, Felix and Roman Liebovich undated
30 21 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Chekalin, Alexander undated
30 22 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Epshtein, Vladimir undated
30 23 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Feerer, Maya and Alex undated
30 24 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Futerman, Dimitri G. undated
30 25 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Glizer, Mark undated
Box Folder Title Date
31 1 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Goldovich, Alexander undated
31 2 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Goldshtein, Vladimir undated
31 3 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Gorvitz, Adolph undated
31 4 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Gromov, Leonid undated
31 5 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Kanafayev, Alexander M. undated
31 6 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Friends of Kazachkov undated
31 7 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: General, includes "Former Political Prisoner Appeals to the West", Glasnost News and Review, January-April 1991 1991
31 8 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: General, includes "Former Political Prisoner Appeals to the West" Glasnost News and Review, January-April 1991 1991
31 9 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Kazachkov, Mikhail; Visit by 1991 1991
31 10 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Khmara, Stepan undated
31 11 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Khodos, Mikhail undated
31 12 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Klymchak, Bohdan S. undated
31 13 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Lubman, Leonid - includes "Leonid Lubman: An Abandoned Prisoner of Zion" 1989
31 14 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Maiski, Mikhail undated
31 15 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Massover, Yuri L. undated
31 16 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Massover, Yuri L. undated
31 17 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Melkoniyan, Sergei undated
31 18 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Nakhodkin, (?) undated
31 19 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Portnoy, Mark V. undated
31 20 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Rasskazov, Alexander A. undated
31 21 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Rulyov-Kagan, Lazar undated
31 22 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Sepiashvili, Shalva undated
31 23 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Shtein, Luba Y. undated
31 24 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Smirnov, Valery undated
31 25 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Tsipan, Emil undated
31 26 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Wainschtein, Jan J. undated
31 27 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Weinstein, Gennady H. undated
31 28 Soviet Jewish Prisoners: Yenin, Alexander undated
31 29 By Occupations; Bar/Bat Mitzvah Twins; Bat Mitzvah Twins Born in 1975; and Bar Mitzvah Twins Born in 1975 January 1986
31 30 "Done R, P and E" (?) 1988 undated
31 31 Moment Magazine - list of Refuseniks to receive Moment 1988
31 32 "Refusals, Permissions, Emigrations" File 1988 1988
31 33 Refusenik Updates October 11-December 31, 1985
31 34 Refusenik Updates January-March 1986
31 35 Refusenik Updates April-June 1986
31 36 Refusenik Updates July-September 1986
31 37 Refusenik Updates October-December 1986
31 38 Refusenik Updates January-March 1987
31 39 Refusenik Updates March-August 1987
31 40 Refusenik Updates April-June 1987
Box Folder Title Date
32 1 Refusenik Updates December 1987-February 1988
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Part 2, Series V: Prisoners of Conscience (POCs), Refuseniks and Persons who Emigrated from the USSR, undated, 1983-1991.
English, Russian.
Boxes 30-42.
Arrangement:

By subject.
Scope and Content:

Series V include Prisoners of Conscience (POCs), Refuseniks and Emigrated Case Files. The UCSJ kept track of and worked on behalf of thousands of individual Jews denied their basic rights under the Soviet constitution and international law. The Refusenik case files typically include a short biographical sheet, listing date of birth, profession, resident address, family members, marital status, when applied for emigration, reason for refusal, and other human rights violations. These biographies were compiled by numerous sources, often by the Israel Public Council for Soviet Jewry in Tel Aviv, the Women's Campaign for Soviet Jewry (35's) in London, Member Councils in the U.S., and others. The files also include correspondence from Refuseniks and family members, case histories, and urgent action appeals. The POC files, pertaining mostly to prisoners who were released by the Soviet authorities, contain case histories, letters to Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and various ambassadors by members of Congress, exchanges of information with international Jewry organizations, and correspondence with the U.S. State Department. In addition, the POC files sometimes contain written testimonials and documentation regarding their imprisonment in Soviet labor camps or psychiatric wards, including descriptions of being subjected to medical abuse. The Emigrated files pertain to the Refuseniks granted exit to the West. These files also contain case sheets or histories, UCSJ correspondence with other U.S and international organizations, Congressional letters, clippings, and other materials.
Box Folder Title Date
32 2 Refusenik Updates March-May 1988
32 3 Refusenik Updates June-July 1988
32 4 Refusenik Updates August-September 1988
32 5 Refusenik Updates October-November 1988
32 6 Refusenik Updates--to File 1988
32 7 Refusenik Case Files: Abaev, M.-Abramov, E. undated
32 8 Refusenik Case Files: Abramov, M. undated
32 9 Refusenik Case Files: Abramova, O.-Abramovich, L. undated
32 10 Refusenik Case Files: Abramovich, P. undated
32 11 Refusenik Case Files: Abramovich, U.-Abromovna, M. undated
32 12 Refusenik Case Files: Abronzon, A. undated
32 13 Refusenik Case Files: Abuliak, K.-Adler, N. undated
32 14 Refusenik Case Files: Agarkov, B. undated
32 15 Refusenik Case Files: Agranov, B.-Aizenberg, B. undated
32 16 Refusenik Case Files: Aizenberg, E. undated
32 17 Refusenik Case Files: Aizenberg, M.-Aksenov, V. undated
32 18 Refusenik Case Files: Akura, A.-Albet, L. undated
32 19 Refusenik Case Files: Albrecht, V. undated
32 20 Refusenik Case Files: Aleinikova, M.-Alpernas, G. undated
32 21 Refusenik Case Files: Alpert, Y. undated
32 22 Refusenik Case Files: Alter, G.-Antonova, I. undated
32 23 Refusenik Case Files: Antsupov, Y. undated
32 24 Refusenik Case Files: Apartsev, A.-Apekyn, V. undated
32 25 Refusenik Case Files: Appel, V.-Aronov, V. undated
32 26 Refusenik Case Files: Aronovich, M.-Askhakov, S. undated
32 27 Refusenik Case Files: Astrakhan, P. undated
32 28 Refusenik Case Files: Atakowa-Akselrod, E.-Azersky, E. undated
32 29 Refusenik Case Files: Azrielevich, M.-Bahrah, V. undated
32 30 Refusenik Case Files: Bakaleinik, A.-Batovrin, S. undated
32 31 Refusenik Case Files: Batumbaev, R.-Beckman, N. undated
32 32 Refusenik Case Files: Begun, Yosef, articles by 1988
32 33 Refusenik Case Files: Begun, Yosef, Correspondence/General undated
32 34 Refusenik Case Files: Beilin, B.-Belin, M. undated
32 35 Refusenik Case Files: Belkin, A.-Belyatsky, A. undated
32 36 Refusenik Case Files: Bendersky, B.- Berdichevsky, S. undated
32 37 Refusenik Case Files: Beregovoy, V.-Berenfeld, M. undated
32 38 Refusenik Case Files: Berenshtein, Y. undated
32 39 Refusenik Case Files: Berenstein, J.-Berkowitz, Y. undated
32 40 Refusenik Case Files: Berkun, E.-Berman, L. undated
32 41 Refusenik Case Files: Berner, M.-Bialy, M. undated
32 42 Refusenik Case Files: Bichovsky, V.-Blankman, I. undated
32 43 Refusenik Case Files: Blatnoi, D. undated
32 44 Refusenik Case Files: Blayvas, N.-Bolotin, A. undated
32 45 Refusenik Case Files: Bolyachevsky, Y.-Borodyansky, A. undated
32 46 Refusenik Case Files: Borovinsky, S. undated
32 47 Refusenik Case Files: Borshansky, E.-Brailovsky, M. undated
32 48 Refusenik Case Files: Brailovsky, V. undated
32 49 Refusenik Case Files: Brainina, P.-Braylyan, D. undated
32 50 Refusenik Case Files: Brekhman, G.-Broitman, O. undated
32 51 Refusenik Case Files: Brokhin, S.-Brushin, I. undated
32 52 Refusenik Case Files: Brusilovsky, Y.-Butov, P. undated
32 53 Refusenik Case Files: Buyanover, O.-Cheremoshniuk, I. undated
32 54 Refusenik Case Files: Cherkasov, A. undated
32 55 Refusenik Case Files: Cherkasskaya, E.-Chmelinsky, Y. undated
32 56 Refusenik Case Files: Chudinov, A.-Daich, A. undated
32 57 Refusenik Case Files: Dakhno, A.-Danovich, G. undated
32 58 Refusenik Case Files: Dashevsky, V. undated
32 59 Refusenik Case Files: Datzkovsky, I.-Diatchkov, A. undated
32 60 Refusenik Case Files: Dicky, S.-Dorfman, G. undated
32 61 Refusenik Case Files: Dorin, B.-Druznikov, Y. undated
32 62 Refusenik Case Files: Dubianskaya, I. undated
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33 1 Refusenik Case Files: Dubina, N.-Dynkin, B. undated
33 2 Refusenik Case Files: Dynkin, E. undated
33 3 Refusenik Case Files: Dyomin, N.-Edelman, L. undated
33 4 Refusenik Case Files: Edelshtein, Y. undated
33 5 Refusenik Case Files: Edidovich, A.-Elbert, H. undated
33 6 Refusenik Case Files: Elbert, L. undated
33 7 Refusenik Case Files: Elbert, M. undated
33 8 Refusenik Case Files: Elbert, V.-Erlich, E. undated
33 9 Refusenik Case Files: Erlich, I.-Eydus, V. undated
33 10 Refusenik Case Files: Faermark, V.-Faktorovitch, B. undated
33 11 Refusenik Case Files: Falikovich, S.-Feldman, F. undated
33 12 Refusenik Case Files: Feldman, G. undated
33 13 Refusenik Case Files: Feldman, I.-Felman, M. undated
33 14 Refusenik Case Files: Feltsman, V. undated
33 15 Refusenik Case Files: Ferdman, I.-Finkel, L. undated
33 16 Refusenik Case Files: Finkel, M. undated
33 17 Refusenik Case Files: Finkel, S.-Flekel, E. undated
33 18 Refusenik Case Files: Flomenblit, F. undated
33 19 Refusenik Case Files: Fortun, I.-Fridlender, F. undated
33 20 Refusenik Case Files: Fridman, A.-Fridman, V. undated
33 21 Refusenik Case Files: Friedman, B. undated
33 22 Refusenik Case Files: Friedman, R.-Fuksshimov, K. undated
33 23 Refusenik Case Files: Fulmacht, V. undated
33 24 Refusenik Case Files: Furer, I.-Furman, L. undated
33 25 Refusenik Case Files: Furman, L. undated
33 26 Refusenik Case Files: Furman, N.-Futoryansky, I. undated
33 27 Refusenik Case Files: Gaberman, E.-Gandelman, V. undated
33 28 Refusenik Case Files: Ganielin, V.-Geht, V. undated
33 29 Refusenik Case Files: Geishis, G. undated
33 30 Refusenik Case Files: Geishis, L.-Gelfgat, M. undated
33 31 Refusenik Case Files: Gendin, L. undated
33 32 Refusenik Case Files: Gendler, L.-Genin, A. undated
33 33 Refusenik Case Files: Genin, M.- undated
33 34 Refusenik Case Files: Genusov, G. undated
33 35 Refusenik Case Files: Ger, B.-Ghenis, A. undated
33 36 Refusenik Case Files: Ghinnis, B. undated
33 37 Refusenik Case Files: Gilbo, E. undated
33 38 Refusenik Case Files: Gilis, M.-Gimmelfarb, I. undated
33 39 Refusenik Case Files: Gimpelson, G. undated
33 40 Refusenik Case Files: Ginis, B.-Ginzberg, V. undated
33 41 Refusenik Case Files: Girshovich, M.- undated
33 42 Refusenik Case Files: Gitelman, I.-Gogansky, I. undated
33 43 Refusenik Case Files: Gogerman, G.-Gold, M. undated
33 44 Refusenik Case Files: Goldberg, A. undated
33 45 Refusenik Case Files: Goldberg, A.-Goldman, L. undated
33 46 Refusenik Case Files: Goldort, C. undated
33 47 Refusenik Case Files: Goldshtein, I.-Gorbaty, B. undated
33 48 Refusenik Case Files: Gorbis, Z. undated
33 49 Refusenik Case Files: Gorbunov, D.-Gornshstein, B. undated
33 50 Refusenik Case Files: Gorodetsky, G. undated
33 51 Refusenik Case Files: Gorodetsky, L.-Gorodetsky, M. undated
33 52 Refusenik Case Files: Gorodetsky, Y. undated
33 53 Refusenik Case Files: Gorodnitsky, V.-Grechanik, Y. undated
33 54 Refusenik Case Files: Grechanovsky, E. undated
33 55 Refusenik Case Files: Grechanovsky, O.-Grinfeld, Y. undated
33 56 Refusenik Case Files: Groberman, I.-Grosman, M. undated
33 57 Refusenik Case Files: Grossman, L. undated
33 58 Refusenik Case Files: Groudskaya, A.-Grubman, G. undated
33 59 Refusenik Case Files: Grunkin, M. undated
33 60 Refusenik Case Files: Grushkovsky, A.-Gruzman, Z. undated
33 61 Refusenik Case Files: Guberman, I. undated
33 62 Refusenik Case Files: Guburuk, I.-Gur, M. undated
33 63 Refusenik Case Files: Gurarie, N. undated
33 64 Refusenik Case Files: Gurevich, B.-Guryvich, A. undated
33 65 Refusenik Case Files: Gutkina, G. undated
33 66 Refusenik Case Files: Gutman, G. undated
33 67 Refusenik Case Files: Gutman, M.-Hromchenko, P. undated
33 68 Refusenik Case Files: Hurgun, B.-Ioffe, D. undated
33 69 Refusenik Case Files: Ioffe, J. undated
33 70 Refusenik Case Files: Ioffe, O.-Israilsky, A. undated
33 71 Refusenik Case Files: Itkin, E.-Kadushin, B. undated
33 72 Refusenik Case Files: Kagan, A. undated
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34 1 Refusenik Case Files: Kagan, B.-Kaminskaya, L. undated
34 2 Refusenik Case Files: Kamkin, Y.-Kantorovitch, I. undated
34 3 Refusenik Case Files: Kapchitz, B.-Kaplansky, M. undated
34 4 Refusenik Case Files: Kaploon, N.-Kartavaya-Gofner, B. undated
34 5 Refusenik Case Files: Karvazkaya, M.-Katz, I. undated
34 6 Refusenik Case Files: Katz, I. undated
34 7 Refusenik Case Files: Katz, M.-Kegelman, A. undated
34 8 Refusenik Case Files: Kelbert, L. undated
34 9 Refusenik Case Files: Kerber, S.-Khananaev, A. undated
34 10 Refusenik Case Files: Khandros, V.-Khasin, G. undated
34 11 Refusenik Case Files: Khasin, Y. undated
34 12 Refusenik Case Files: Khasin-Averbukh, D.-Khmelnitskaya, C. undated
34 13 Refusenik Case Files: Khmelnitsky, Refuseniks in-Khodos, I. undated
34 14 Refusenik Case Files: Kholmiansky, A.- undated
34 15 Refusenik Case Files: Kholmiansky, M.-Kider, A. undated
34 16 Refusenik Case Files: Kilberg, M.-Kiselev, I. undated
34 17 Refusenik Case Files: Kilik-Kiselev, I. undated
34 18 Refusenik Case Files: Kislik, Vladimir, articles by undated, 1988
34 19 Refusenik Case Files: Kislik, Vladimir, Correspondence/General undated
34 20 Refusenik Case Files: Kizelov, F.-Kleinman, L. undated
34 21 Refusenik Case Files: Klepshtein, A.-Klinger, S. undated
34 22 Refusenik Case Files: Knokh, V. undated
34 23 Refusenik Case Files: Kondria, A. undated
34 24 Refusenik Case Files: Koblents, R.-Kofman, E. undated
34 25 Refusenik Case Files: Kogan, A. undated
34 26 Refusenik Case Files: Kogan, B.-Kogan, S. undated
34 27 Refusenik Case Files: Kogan, S. undated
34 28 Refusenik Case Files: Kogan, V.-Koifman, A. undated
34 29 Refusenik Case Files: Koifman, Y. undated
34 30 Refusenik Case Files: Kokorev, V.-Komrash, V. undated
34 31 Refusenik Case Files: Komsitsky, I.-Korotkov, B. undated
34 32 Refusenik Case Files: Korsunsky, L.-Kortyn, L. undated
34 33 Refusenik Case Files: Koryagin, A. undated
34 34 Refusenik Case Files: Kosansky, N.-Kotlarchuk, I. undated
34 35 Refusenik Case Files: Kotler, I. undated
34 36 Refusenik Case Files: Kotliar, L.-Kovalenko, N. undated
34 37 Refusenik Case Files: Kovner, M. undated
34 38 Refusenik Case Files: Kovton, M.-Kravinsky, G. undated
34 39 Refusenik Case Files: Kravtsov, A.-Kremen, M. undated
34 40 Refusenik Case Files: Kremen, M. undated
34 41 Refusenik Case Files: Kremnev, V.-Krochik, G. undated
34 42 Refusenik Case Files: Kroiter, D.-Kun, P. undated
34 43 Refusenik Case Files: Kuna, G. and Keiss-Kuna, L. undated
34 44 Refusenik Case Files: Kunin, M.-Kupavcev-Radovolsky, L. undated
34 45 Refusenik Case Files: Kuperman, E. undated
34 46 Refusenik Case Files: Kuperman, R.-Kushnir, A. undated
34 47 Refusenik Case Files: Kushnir, A. undated
34 48 Refusenik Case Files: Kushnirenko, I. undated
34 49 Refusenik Case Files: Kutchuk, Y.-Kuznetsov, Y. undated
34 50 Refusenik Case Files: Kvartina, I. undated
34 51 Refusenik Case Files: Kvitnitzkaya, A.-Lamm, F. undated
34 52 Refusenik Case Files: Landsman, B. undated
34 53 Refusenik Case Files: Langborg, R.-Lapseker, E. undated
34 54 Refusenik Case Files: Latinsky, I. undated
34 55 Refusenik Case Files: La Voot, A.-Leenson, A. undated
34 56 Refusenik Case Files: Lein, Y. undated
34 57 Refusenik Case Files: Leites, B.-Lev, S. undated
34 58 Refusenik Case Files: Lev, Y.-Levchenko, S. undated
34 59 Refusenik Case Files: Levich, B. undated
34 60 Refusenik Case Files: Levin, A.-Levin, S. undated
34 61 Refusenik Case Files: Levin, Y. undated
34 62 Refusenik Case Files: Levin, Y.-Levina, L. undated
34 63 Refusenik Case Files: Levina, S. undated
34 64 Refusenik Case Files: Levina-Tretyakova, T.-Levinov, M. undated
34 65 Refusenik Case Files: Levit, G. undated
34 66 Refusenik Case Files: Levit, L.-Liandres, M. undated
34 67 Refusenik Case Files: Liberman, S.-Liebersohn, A. undated
34 68 Refusenik Case Files: Lifshitz, Be. undated
34 69 Refusenik Case Files: Lifshitz, Bo.-Lioznov, Y. undated
34 70 Refusenik Case Files: Lipchin, T. undated
34 71 Refusenik Case Files: Lipetskaya, M.-Livni, M. undated
34 72 Refusenik Case Files: Livshits, V.-Livshitz, A. undated
34 73 Refusenik Case Files: Livshitz, B. undated
34 74 Refusenik Case Files: Livshitz, C.-Lokshin, B. undated
34 75 Refusenik Case Files: Lokshin, O. undated
34 76 Refusenik Case Files: Loluveichik, D.-Lubliner, A. undated
34 77 Refusenik Case Files: Lubman, L. undated
34 78 Refusenik Case Files: Luboshitz, F.-Ludin, L. undated
34 79 Refusenik Case Files: Lukatsky, A. undated
34 80 Refusenik Case Files: Likinov, P.-Luria, M. undated
34 81 Refusenik Case Files: Lurie, E.- undated
34 82 Refusenik Case Files: Lurje, J.-Lvovna, S. undated
34 83 Refusenik Case Files: Lvovsky, M. undated
34 84 Refusenik Case Files: Lyubchenko, T.-Lyumer, N. undated
34 85 Refusenik Case Files: Magarik, A. undated
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35 1 Refusenik Case Files: Magarshak, Y. undated
35 2 Refusenik Case Files: Magazanik, N. undated
35 3 Refusenik Case Files: Magidovich, A. undated
35 4 Refusenik Case Files: Maidanikova, A.-Makorovskii, Y. undated
35 5 Refusenik Case Files: Makushkin, M. undated
35 6 Refusenik Case Files: Malaev, A.-Marder, Y. undated
35 7 Refusenik Case Files: Margolius undated
35 8 Refusenik Case Files: Margulis, D.-Markish, M. undated
35 9 Refusenik Case Files: Markov, Edw. undated
35 10 Refusenik Case Files: Markov, Edu.-Marmorshtein, E. undated
35 11 Refusenik Case Files: Martinov, I., includes "Documentary Evidence of Anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union Today" 1983 - by him and Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry undated
35 12 Refusenik Case Files: Martinovich, K.-Massover, Y. undated
35 13 Refusenik Case Files: Matlina, E. undated
35 14 Refusenik Case Files: Matov, I.-Mednick, S. undated
35 15 Refusenik Case Files: Medvedkova, O. undated
35 16 Refusenik Case Files: Meierovich, B. undated
35 17 Refusenik Case Files: Mejakh, M. undated
35 18 Refusenik Case Files: Meiman, I. undated
35 19 Refusenik Case Files: Mekibel, A.-Mendeleev, O. undated
35 20 Refusenik Case Files: Mendeleyev, O. undated
35 21 Refusenik Case Files: Merensky, V.-Meshkauskas, E. undated
35 22 Refusenik Case Files: Meshov, V. undated
35 23 Refusenik Case Files: Mestechkin, A.-Mezebovsky, S. undated
35 24 Refusenik Case Files: Michanovsky, N. undated
35 25 Refusenik Case Files: Michnikov, N.-Mishiner, Y. undated
35 26 Refusenik Case Files: Mizrukhina, I.-Moiseyeva, S. undated
35 27 Refusenik Case Files: Mokhson, V.-Moshkovich, I. undated
35 28 Refusenik Case Files: Movishyuk, Y.-Movshovich, M. undated
35 29 Refusenik Case Files: Moxson, V. undated
35 30 Refusenik Case Files: Muchnik, A.-Mushinsky, V. undated
35 31 Refusenik Case Files: Mustafaeva, A.-Nabutovksy, V. undated
35 32 Refusenik Case Files: Nadgornyi, E. undated
35 33 Refusenik Case Files: Nadgorny, N.-Nekrasov, A. undated
35 34 Refusenik Case Files: Nekrasov, M. undated
35 35 Refusenik Case Files: Nemchinskaya, I.-Nemirovksy, P. undated
35 36 Refusenik Case Files: Nempomniashy, M. undated
35 37 Refusenik Case Files: Neuhaus, L.-Nezlin, R. undated
35 38 Refusenik Case Files: Niepomniashchy, Y.-Novikova, I. undated
35 39 Refusenik Case Files: Novofaskovsky, G.-Orshansky, M. undated
35 40 Refusenik Case Files: Orsher, F.-Ostroverkh, V. undated
35 41 Refusenik Case Files: Ostrovksy, A.-Ostrovksy, L. undated
35 42 Refusenik Case Files: Ostrovksy, Z. undated
35 43 Refusenik Case Files: Ostrovksy, Z. undated
35 44 Refusenik Case Files: Ovsienko, A. undated
35 45 Refusenik Case Files: Ovsishcher, L. undated
35 46 Refusenik Case Files: Ozadovsky, I.-Palanker, E. undated
35 47 Refusenik Case Files: Palanker, V. undated
35 48 Refusenik Case Files: Palatnik, D.-Papernik, A. undated
35 49 Refusenik Case Files: Paritsky, A. undated
35 50 Refusenik Case Files: Paritsky, P. undated
35 51 Refusenik Case Files: Parkhomnik, G.-Peisin, D. undated
35 52 Refusenik Case Files: Pekar, I. undated
35 53 Refusenik Case Files: Pekareva, A. undated
35 54 Refusenik Case Files: Pekker, L.-Perelmutter, G. undated
35 55 Refusenik Case Files: Peretsman, N. undated
35 56 Refusenik Case Files: Perepletchik, S.-Petrova, I. undated
35 57 Refusenik Case Files: Pevsner, V. undated
35 58 Refusenik Case Files: Pevzner, A.-Piskarev, Y. undated
35 59 Refusenik Case Files: Piskun, S.-Plonskaya, R. undated
35 60 Refusenik Case Files: Ploschansky, G.-Podolsky, V. undated
35 61 Refusenik Case Files: Podrabinek, A. and K., includes Amnesty International "The Podrabinek Trial - Punitive Medicine or Fabrications Known to be False...?" undated
35 62 Refusenik Case Files: Pokotilov, D.-Polonskiy, E. undated
35 63 Refusenik Case Files: Poltinnikov, I. undated
35 64 Refusenik Case Files: Poltyarev, G.-Proekt, M. undated
35 65 Refusenik Case Files: Proskurovksy, A.-Putehova, G. undated
35 66 Refusenik Case Files: Putelov, V. undated
35 67 Refusenik Case Files: Pyshuy, S. undated
35 68 Refusenik Case Files: Rabaev, I.-Rabinovich, G. undated
35 69 Refusenik Case Files: Rabinovich, M. undated
35 70 Refusenik Case Files: Rabinovich, N.-Rabinovich-Freivert, T. undated
35 71 Refusenik Case Files: Rabinovitz, Y.-Rachlenko, Y. undated
35 72 Refusenik Case Files: Radomiselsky, I. undated
35 73 Refusenik Case Files: Radovolsky, I.-Rakhlenko, A. undated
35 74 Refusenik Case Files: Rakhlenko, Y. undated
35 75 Refusenik Case Files: Rakitchenko, O.-Rashkovsky, A. undated
35 76 Refusenik Case Files: Raskin, A. and F. undated
35 77 Refusenik Case Files: Raskin, S.-Reizer, M. undated
35 78 Refusenik Case Files: Rekhtman, M. undated
35 79 Refusenik Case Files: Resnick, V.-Reznik, F. undated
35 80 Refusenik Case Files: Reznik, M., includes "The First Group of Documents Concerning With Failure of Justice of a Human Right to Leave Own Country" undated
35 81 Refusenik Case Files: Reznik, R.-Reznikov, G. undated
35 82 Refusenik Case Files: Rifkin, B.-Robin, A. undated
35 83 Refusenik Case Files: Rochlyn, L. undated
35 84 Refusenik Case Files: Rochman, M.-Rojak, V. undated
35 85 Refusenik Case Files: Rokhlin, L-Romm, I. undated
35 86 Refusenik Case Files: Rosenberg, O.-Rosenshtein, A. undated
35 87 Refusenik Case Files: Rosenstein, G. and N. undated
35 88 Refusenik Case Files: Rosenthal, V.-Rozhansky, I. undated
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36 1 Refusenik Case Files: Rozenberg, L.-Rozer, A. and S. undated
36 2 Refusenik Case Files: Rozin, V.-Rubinstein, M. undated
36 3 Refusenik Case Files: Rtishev, S.-Rudshtein, A. undated
36 4 Refusenik Case Files: Rulyov-Kagan, L.-Rynsky, E. undated
36 5 Refusenik Case Files: Rumshiskay, M.-Rynsky, E. undated
36 6 Refusenik Case Files: Ryvkin, B. undated
36 7 Refusenik Case Files: Sadkovskaya, M.-Safronov, V. undated
36 8 Refusenik Case Files: Sakharov, Andrei, articles by undated, 1980
36 9 Refusenik Case Files: Sakharov, Andrei, Correspondence/General 1977, 1979
36 10 Refusenik Case Files: Sakharov, Andrei, Correspondence/General 1980
36 11 Refusenik Case Files: Sakharov, Andrei, Correspondence/General 1981
36 12 Refusenik Case Files: Sakharov, Andrei, Correspondence/General 1982
36 13 Refusenik Case Files: Sakharov, Andrei, Correspondence/General 1983
36 14 Refusenik Case Files: Sakharov, Andrei, Correspondence/General 1984
36 15 Refusenik Case Files: Sakharov, Andrei, Correspondence/General 1985
36 16 Refusenik Case Files: Sakharov, Andrei, Correspondence/General 1986
36 17 Refusenik Case Files: Sakharov, Andrei, Correspondence/General 1988-1989
36 18 Refusenik Case Files: Sakharov, Andrei, International Sakharov Hearings Washington, D.C. undated
36 19 Refusenik Case Files: Sakovich, G.-Saltanovich, L. undated
36 20 Refusenik Case Files: Samoilovich, G. undated
36 21 Refusenik Case Files: Samus, A.-Savitch, M. undated
36 22 Refusenik Case Files: Schegolev, L.-Schvartz, D. undated
36 23 Refusenik Case Files: Schvartzman, A. undated
36 24 Refusenik Case Files: Schvartzman, D-Semen, B. undated
36 25 Refusenik Case Files: Semenovksy, Y. undated
36 26 Refusenik Case Files: Semis, M.-Severinovsky, S. undated
36 27 Refusenik Case Files: Shabashov, L.-Shaknovsky, Z. undated
36 28 Refusenik Case Files: Shalomov, B.-Shapiro, A. undated
36 29 Refusenik Case Files: Shapiro, D. undated
36 30 Refusenik Case Files: Shapiro, G.-Shapiro, L. undated
36 31 Refusenik Case Files: Shapiro, L undated
36 32 Refusenik Case Files: Shapiro, M.-Shapshovich, S. undated
36 33 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, articles by undated
36 34 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, cartoons about undated
36 35 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1976-1977
36 36 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1978
36 37 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1979
36 38 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1980
36 39 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1981
36 40 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1982
36 41 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1983
36 42 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1984
36 43 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1985
Box Folder Title Date
37 1 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1986
37 2 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1986
37 3 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Correspondence/General 1987-1990
37 4 Refusenik Case Files: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) and Avital, Milgrom, Ida undated
37 5 Refusenik Case Files: Sharlolashvilli, B. undated
37 6 Refusenik Case Files: Shaulov, A.-Shaulsky, A. undated
37 7 Refusenik Case Files: Shchiglik, D. undated
37 8 Refusenik Case Files: Shechter, D.-Sheiba, L. undated
37 9 Refusenik Case Files: Sheibas, L. undated
37 10 Refusenik Case Files: Sheinkar, F.-Shklover, M. undated
37 11 Refusenik Case Files: Shmerlin, M.-Shmidt, S. undated
37 12 Refusenik Case Files: Shmuilovich, I. undated
37 13 Refusenik Case Files: Shmukler, A.-Shpilman, E. undated
37 14 Refusenik Case Files: Shpritsman, E.-Shteinberge, R. undated
37 15 Refusenik Case Files: Shteingardt, S.-Shternberg, M. undated
37 16 Refusenik Case Files: Shteynberg, M. undated
37 17 Refusenik Case Files: Shteyngart, B.-Shuster, A. undated
37 18 Refusenik Case Files: Shustov, A.-Simaisky, B. undated
37 19 Refusenik Case Files: Simonova, M.-Siniavskaya, V. undated
37 20 Refusenik Case Files: Sirotenko, Y.-Skiba, N. undated
37 21 Refusenik Case Files: Sklar, Z. and R. undated
37 22 Refusenik Case Files: Skomorovsky, Y.-Slutzker, R. undated
37 23 Refusenik Case Files: Smelyansky, E. undated
37 24 Refusenik Case Files: Smelyansky, L.-Sokol, I. undated
37 25 Refusenik Case Files: Sokolinsky, M.-Sosnovsky, L. undated
37 26 Refusenik Case Files: Sosna, R. undated
37 27 Refusenik Case Files: Soyfer, V.-Stazharov, Y. undated
37 28 Refusenik Case Files: Steinberg, A.-Stofarov, Y. undated
37 29 Refusenik Case Files: Stolar, A. undated
37 30 Refusenik Case Files: Stolkin, M. and L. undated
37 31 Refusenik Case Files: Sud, L. undated
37 32 Refusenik Case Files: Sukhodolsky, I.-Szebnitsky Family undated
37 33 Refusenik Case Files: Tabenshlak, A.-Tarasova, R. undated
37 34 Refusenik Case Files: Taratuta, A. undated
37 35 Refusenik Case Files: Tarshis, A.-Tereshenko, V. undated
37 36 Refusenik Case Files: Ternovsky, L.-Tesmenitsky, L. undated
37 37 Refusenik Case Files: Tiemkin, M. undated
37 38 Refusenik Case Files: Tigay, M.-Treskunova, C. undated
37 39 Refusenik Case Files: Trifel, M.-Tsilov, L. undated
37 40 Refusenik Case Files: Tsimberov, P. undated
37 41 Refusenik Case Files: Tsimmerman, A.-Tsirulnikova, M. undated
37 42 Refusenik Case Files: Tsitverblit, I. undated
37 43 Refusenik Case Files: Tsukerman, V. undated
37 44 Refusenik Case Files: Tsypkins, I. and L. undated
37 45 Refusenik Case Files: Tsyrkin, L. and L. undated
37 46 Refusenik Case Files: Tufeld, V. and I. undated
37 47 Refusenik Case Files: Tulovksy, V.-Turynina, M. undated
37 48 Refusenik Case Files: Tvaladze, E. undated
37 49 Refusenik Case Files: Tvardovsky, V.-Tzveyer, A. undated
37 50 Refusenik Case Files: Tzyvyn, M. undated
37 51 Refusenik Case Files: Uchitel, I.-Ushakov, H. undated
37 52 Refusenik Case Files: Usiskin, A. undated
37 53 Refusenik Case Files: Upsensky, I. undated
37 54 Refusenik Case Files: Uspensky, V. undated
37 55 Refusenik Case Files: Ustilovskaya, R.-Vainberg, S. undated
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38 1 Refusenik Case Files: Vainerman, B.-Vaks, B. and L. undated
38 2 Refusenik Case Files: Vaksman, D.-Varshavskaya, E. undated
38 3 Refusenik Case Files: Varvak, L.-Vasilevsky, S. undated
38 4 Refusenik Case Files: Vasserman, G. undated
38 5 Refusenik Case Files: Vasserman, M.-Vernovsky, I. undated
38 6 Refusenik Case Files: Verteim, A.-Vidershain, G. undated
38 7 Refusenik Case Files: Vigdarov, G. undated
38 8 Refusenik Case Files: Vigdarova, M.-Vilendrik, A. undated
38 9 Refusenik Case Files: Vilensky, L.-Vikhanskaya, E. undated
38 10 Refusenik Case Files: Vilig, A. undated
38 11 Refusenik Case Files: Vilk, Y.-Vinyabar, M. undated
38 12 Refusenik Case Files: Virshubsky, A. undated
38 13 Refusenik Case Files: Vitaver, S.-Vladimirova, S. undated
38 14 Refusenik Case Files: Voinovich, V. undated
38 15 Refusenik Case Files: Voitovitch, M.-Volshonok, M. undated
38 16 Refusenik Case Files: Volvovsky, L. undated
38 17 Refusenik Case Files: Voronov, A.-Wasilevsky, A. undated
38 18 Refusenik Case Files: Wasserman, G. undated
38 19 Refusenik Case Files: Weinstein, A.-Yakhontova, L. undated
38 20 Refusenik Case Files: Yakir, Y. and R., includes Donna Arzt "The Yakirs: Pursuing the Impossible Dream?" 1979
38 21 Refusenik Case Files: Yakobson, M.-Yankovsky, L. undated
38 22 Refusenik Case Files: Yantovsky, S. undated
38 23 Refusenik Case Files: Yarjembovsky, S.-Yelkin, B. undated
38 24 Refusenik Case Files: Yelistratov, V. and B. undated
38 25 Refusenik Case Files: Yelensky, Y.-Yurick, V. undated
38 26 Refusenik Case Files: Yuriditsky, S.-Yusefovich, G. undated
38 27 Refusenik Case Files: Yusefovich, L. undated
38 28 Refusenik Case Files: Yusefovich, M.-Zamansky, S. undated
38 29 Refusenik Case Files: Zaminskaya, I.-Zarkhina, M. undated
38 30 Refusenik Case Files: Zaslavsky, P. undated
38 31 Refusenik Case Files: Zaslavsky, V.-Zelichenok, V. undated
38 32 Refusenik Case Files: Zelichonok, R. and G. undated
38 33 Refusenik Case Files: Zelickman, M.-Zigmund, M. undated
38 34 Refusenik Case Files: Zilber, A.-Zilbert, I. undated
38 35 Refusenik Case Files: Zimmerman, A.-Zingert, M. undated
38 36 Refusenik Case Files: Zisels, J. undated
38 37 Refusenik Case Files: Ziserson, V.-Zubkov, A. undated
38 38 Refusenik Case Files: Zubko, S. undated
38 39 Refusenik Case Files: Zunshain, E.-Zverev, V. undated
38 40 Affidavit Pipeline Book: Cases Pending undated
38 41 Affidavit Pipeline Book: Cases Completed and Correspondence undated
38 42 Affidavit Pipeline II: Voluntary lawyers and Various affidavits undated
38 43 Affidavit Pipeline II: Various affidavits (cont.), People who want to make affidavits, and Other Efforts undated
38 44 Emigrated Case Files: Aberson, M. and E.-Akselrod, O. undated
38 45 Emigrated Case Files: Aleiner, B. undated
38 46 Emigrated Case Files: Alperovich, G.-Ariev, Y. undated
38 47 Emigrated Case Files: Aronovich, F. undated
38 48 Emigrated Case Files: Ash, S.-Bark, E. undated
38 49 Emigrated Case Files: Barras, Y. undated
38 50 Emigrated Case Files: Barsky, M.-Belichenko, L. undated
38 51 Emigrated Case Files: Belitsky, G., includes legal brief in support of undated
38 52 Emigrated Case Files: Belopolsky, L.-Bernstein, I. undated
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39 1 Emigrated Case Files: Besprozvany, I. undated
39 2 Emigrated Case Files: Blitshtein, L. undated
39 3 Emigrated Case Files: Blokh, Y. undated
39 4 Emigrated Case Files: Bogomolny, B. undated
39 5 Emigrated Case Files: Bondorover, M.-Brodsky, F. undated
39 6 Emigrated Case Files: Brodsky, V. undated
39 7 Emigrated Case Files: Brukhina-Khazankina, I.-Burlan, Y. undated
39 8 Emigrated Case Files: Burshtein, A. undated
39 9 Emigrated Case Files: Burshtein, C. undated
39 10 Emigrated Case Files: Butman, H. undated
39 11 Emigrated Case Files: Charney, B. undated
39 12 Emigrated Case Files: Cherniatsky, S. undated
39 13 Emigrated Case Files: Chernobilsky, B. undated
39 14 Emigrated Case Files: Chernobelsky, N.-Dekhovich, B. undated
39 15 Emigrated Case Files: Devyatov, B. undated
39 16 Emigrated Case Files: Dinaberg, M.-Dudkin, L. undated
39 17 Emigrated Case Files: Dymshitz, M. undated
39 18 Emigrated Case Files: Efanov, N.-Essas, I. undated
39 19 Emigrated Case Files: Essas, I. undated
39 20 Emigrated Case Files: Fabricant, L.-Federov, V. undated
39 21 Emigrated Case Files: Federov, Y. undated
39 22 Emigrated Case Files: Feldman, A. undated
39 23 Emigrated Case Files: Feldman, L. undated
39 24 Emigrated Case Files: Finkelstein, E. and A. undated
39 25 Emigrated Case Files: Fishman, Y.-Flaks, S. undated
39 26 Emigrated Case Files: Flerov, V. undated
39 27 Emigrated Case Files: Fradkin, D. undated
39 28 Emigrated Case Files: Fradkin, G. undated
39 29 Emigrated Case Files: Fradkova, N. undated
39 30 Emigrated Case Files: Freidlin, M.-Freiman, G. undated
39 31 Emigrated Case Files: Fridman, K. undated
39 32 Emigrated Case Files: Friedland, V.-Genkin, L. undated
39 33 Emigrated Case Files: Genis, A. undated
39 34 Emigrated Case Files: Gilbo, E. undated
39 35 Emigrated Case Files: Gildengorn, I.-Gluzman, S. undated
39 36 Emigrated Case Files: Godyak, V. undated
39 37 Emigrated Case Files: Gogerman, A.-Golbraikh, I. undated
39 38 Emigrated Case Files: Goldfarb, D. undated
39 39 Emigrated Case Files: Goldfarb, E. undated
39 40 Emigrated Case Files: Goldfarb, L. undated
39 41 Emigrated Case Files: Goldin, I.-Goldman, A. undated
39 42 Emigrated Case Files: Goldstein, G. and I. undated
39 43 Emigrated Case Files: Golfand, Y.-Grinstein, V. undated
39 44 Emigrated Case Files: Grivnina, I. undated
39 45 Emigrated Case Files: Gudava, T., includes info on documentary novel Criminals, the Story of One Soviet Family undated
39 46 Emigrated Case Files: Gudz, I. and J. undated
39 47 Emigrated Case Files: Gulko, B. undated
39 48 Emigrated Case Files: Gulko, B. undated
39 49 Emigrated Case Files: Gumnitzsky, S.-Gutman, I. undated
39 50 Emigrated Case Files: Hess, G. undated
39 51 Emigrated Case Files: Ioffee, A. undated
39 52 Emigrated Case Files: Irlin, I. undated
39 53 Emigrated Case Files: Kalendarov, E. and M. undated
39 54 Emigrated Case Files: Kaminsky, A.-Kanevsky, V. undated
39 55 Emigrated Case Files: Kanevsky, B. undated
39 56 Emigrated Case Files: Kanevsky, P.-Kapelyan, J. and T. undated
39 57 Emigrated Case Files: Karlin, D.-Kazakovsky, M. undated
39 58 Emigrated Case Files: Kelman, B. undated
39 59 Emigrated Case Files: Khachaturyan, A. undated
39 60 Emigrated Case Files: Khachaturyan, K. undated
39 61 Emigrated Case Files: Khantsis, Y.-Khanukaev, I. undated
39 62 Emigrated Case Files: Khassin, G. and N. undated
39 63 Emigrated Case Files: Khazanov, A. undated
39 64 Emigrated Case Files: Khesim, O. undated
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40 1 Emigrated Case Files: Khnokh, L. undated
40 2 Emigrated Case Files: Kilov, H. undated
40 3 Emigrated Case Files: Kilov, I.-Klemberg, B. undated
40 4 Emigrated Case Files: Klotz, B. undated
40 5 Emigrated Case Files: Kluzhner, E.-Knizhnik, Y. undated
40 6 Emigrated Case Files: Kochubievsky, F. undated
40 7 Emigrated Case Files: Kodner, A.-Kornblit, M. undated
40 8 Emigrated Case Files: Kosharovsky, L. undated
40 9 Emigrated Case Files: Kosharovsky, Y., includes "Orphans of Glasnost" by Martin Gilbert, Hadassah Magazine, 1988
40 10 Emigrated Case Files: Kotlov, E. undated
40 11 Emigrated Case Files: Kotlyar, M. undated
40 12 Emigrated Case Files: Kratasiuk, I.-Kunin, L. undated
40 13 Emigrated Case Files: Kusaeva, B.-Kuznetsov, A. undated
40 14 Emigrated Case Files: Kuznetsov, E. undated
40 15 Emigrated Case Files: Kuznetsov, F.-Lederman, G. undated
40 16 Emigrated Case Files: Lein, Y. undated
40 17 Emigrated Case Files: Lemberg, G.-Lerman, Y. undated
40 18 Emigrated Case Files: Lerner, A. and J. undated
40 19 Emigrated Case Files: Lerner, V. undated
40 20 Emigrated Case Files: Leschiner, B.-Levitas, F. undated
40 21 Emigrated Case Files: Libenson, B.-Lifshitz, F. undated
40 22 Emigrated Case Files: Lifshitz, V. and A. undated
40 23 Emigrated Case Files: Lifshitz, V. and A. undated
40 24 Emigrated Case Files: Lifshitz, V. and A. undated
40 25 Emigrated Case Files: Lifshitz, M.-Mai, A. undated
40 26 Emigrated Case Files: Makhmudov, A.-Marinov, M. undated
40 27 Emigrated Case Files: Markman, A.-Markov, A. undated
40 28 Emigrated Case Files: Martynova, E. undated
40 29 Emigrated Case Files: Maryasin, A. undated
40 30 Emigrated Case Files: Matveev, Y.-Matveyev, S. undated
40 31 Emigrated Case Files: Medvekov, Y. undated
40 32 Emigrated Case Files: Meiman, N. and I. undated
40 33 Emigrated Case Files: Meiman, N. and I. undated
40 34 Emigrated Case Files: Mendelevich, I. undated
40 35 Emigrated Case Files: Mendzheritsky, E. undated
40 36 Emigrated Case Files: Mengeritsky, E. undated
40 37 Emigrated Case Files: Mesh, Y. undated
40 38 Emigrated Case Files: Meskina, E.-Mezhiborksy, M. undated
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41 1 Emigrated Case Files: Mikhalev, D. undated
41 2 Emigrated Case Files: Milman, L. undated
41 3 Emigrated Case Files: Minkin, I.-Muchnik, N. undated
41 4 Emigrated Case Files: Murzhenko, L. undated
41 5 Emigrated Case Files: Nashpitz, M. undated
41 6 Emigrated Case Files: Nishnevich, A. undated
41 7 Emigrated Case Files: Nudel, I. undated
41 8 Emigrated Case Files: Odessky, B.-Olshansky, G. undated
41 9 Emigrated Case Files: Orlov, B. and E. undated
41 10 Emigrated Case Files: Orlov, Y. undated
41 11 Emigrated Case Files: Orzhekhovsky, L. undated
41 12 Emigrated Case Files: Osnis, M. undated
41 13 Emigrated Case Files: Ostrovsky, G.-Pelakh, V. undated
41 14 Emigrated Case Files: Penson, B. undated
41 15 Emigrated Case Files: Piatigorsky, Y.-Polonsky, P. undated
41 16 Emigrated Case Files: Popov, L. and A.-Priakhina, I. undated
41 17 Emigrated Case Files: Prestin, V. undated
41 18 Emigrated Case Files: Prilutzkaya, M.-Pustilnik, A. undated
41 19 Emigrated Case Files: Pyatetsky, A. undated
41 20 Emigrated Case Files: Pyatigorsky, R. undated
41 21 Emigrated Case Files: Raben, A. undated
41 22 Emigrated Case Files: Raben, E.-Raigorodsky, M. undated
41 23 Emigrated Case Files: Raiz, C. undated
41 24 Emigrated Case Files: Raiz, V. undated
41 25 Emigrated Case Files: Rappoport, A.-Ratner, N. undated
41 26 Emigrated Case Files: Reiderman, Y.-Reznikova, I. undated
41 27 Emigrated Case Files: Rodin, Y. undated
41 28 Emigrated Case Files: Roitburd, A. undated
41 29 Emigrated Case Files: Roitburd, L. undated
41 30 Emigrated Case Files: Roschina, N.-Rykova, G. undated
41 31 Emigrated Case Files: Salman, M. undated
41 32 Emigrated Case Files: Samoilovich, G. undated
41 33 Emigrated Case Files: Schein, B. undated
41 34 Emigrated Case Files: Schiglik, D.-Shakhovskaya, B. undated
41 35 Emigrated Case Files: Shamaev, B.-Shinsky, V. undated
41 36 Emigrated Case Files: Shipov, M. undated
41 37 Emigrated Case Files: Shipov, V. undated
41 38 Emigrated Case Files: Shkolnik, I. undated
41 39 Emigrated Case Files: Shmailov, B. undated
41 40 Emigrated Case Files: Shnirman, S. undated
41 41 Emigrated Case Files: Shoikhet, Y.-Shpeizman, B. undated
41 42 Emigrated Case Files: Shpeisman, Y. undated
41 43 Emigrated Case Files: Shifrin Family-Shtykan, V. undated
41 44 Emigrated Case Files: Shukhgalter, A. and E. undated
41 45 Emigrated Case Files: Shtern, M., includes New York Medical Committee on Soviet Jewry's "The New Doctor's 'Plot:' The Trial of Dr. Mikhail Shtern" 1975
41 46 Emigrated Case Files: Shtern, Y.-Slavin, D. undated
41 47 Emigrated Case Files: Slepak, V. undated
41 48 Emigrated Case Files: Slepov, A.-Spektor, M. undated
41 49 Emigrated Case Files: Stachenko, G. undated
41 50 Emigrated Case Files: Starobeesky, Z. undated
41 51 Emigrated Case Files: Stonov, L., articles by 1991-1992
41 52 Emigrated Case Files: Stonov, L., general undated
41 53 Emigrated Case Files: Stomatova, A.-Tabachnik, Y. undated
41 54 Emigrated Case Files: Tarnopolsky, Y. undated
41 55 Emigrated Case Files: Teplitsky, Y. undated
41 56 Emigrated Case Files: Terlitsky, M. undated
41 57 Emigrated Case Files: Tesler, Z.-Tsivkin, V. undated
41 58 Emigrated Case Files: Tsivin, M. undated
41 59 Emigrated Case Files: Tsukerman, V. undated
41 60 Emigrated Case Files: Tukashinsky, L. undated
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42 1 Emigrated Case Files: Tunkel, I.-Ustayev, R. undated
42 2 Emigrated Case Files: Utevskaya, E. undated
42 3 Emigrated Case Files: Vainer, A.-Vainer, S. undated
42 4 Emigrated Case Files: Vainerman, B. undated
42 5 Emigrated Case Files: Vainerman, L.-Vaisimberger, M. undated
42 6 Emigrated Case Files: Varvak, L. undated
42 7 Emigrated Case Files: Varvak, M.-Varvak, N. undated
42 8 Emigrated Case Files: Vashchenko, P. and L. undated
42 9 Emigrated Case Files: Vashevnikov, E.-Weinberg, S. undated
42 10 Emigrated Case Files: Wexler, Y., "The Experiences of Jews in the Soviet Union" undated
42 11 Emigrated Case Files: Yankelevich, Z.-Zavurov, A. undated
42 12 Emigrated Case Files: Zavurov, I. undated
42 13 Emigrated Case Files: Zeliger, L.-Zelkind, L. undated
42 14 Emigrated Case Files: Zieman, Y. undated
42 15 Emigrated Case Files: Zilber, B.-Zulfugarov, Y. undated
42 16 Emigrated Case Files: Zunshine, Z., - includes Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry "The Zunshine Papers: Persecution and Jewish Resistance" 1985
42 17 Emigrated Case Files: Zuravsky, S. undated
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Part 2, Series VI: Weekly Council Memos and Packets, 1983-1993.
English.
Boxes 42-52.
Arrangement:

Chronologically
Scope and Content:

Series VI include mailings to member councils as well as the board of directors and executive committee concerning UCSJ activities, Congressional actions on behalf of Soviet Jewry, news from member councils, press articles, casework, and other information.
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Part 2, Series VII: Subject Files, Other Groups, Publications, undated, 1972, 1976-1994.
English.
Boxes 52-55.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically, by subject.
Scope and Content:

Series VII comprise materials on a broad spectrum of subjects and organizations concerned with Soviet Jewry. The Subject Files include information on Soviet Anti-Semitism, Helsinki Accords, Soviet violations of international law, prisoners of conscience, slave labor, refugee status for Jewish emigres, Soviet-American trade, U.S. Congress, and many other subjects. The files also contain materials on numerous Other Groups concerned with Soviet Jewry--Comite de Quinze, National Conference on Soviet Jewry, Soviet Jewry Legal Advocacy Center, Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry, B'nai B'rith, Board of Deputies of British Jews, Center for Human Rights Advocacy, Center for Russian and East European Jewry, and other organizations. Numerous Publications pertain to many issues on the nature of the Soviet Empire, international political developments, Glasnost, Anatoly Scharansky, Anti-Zionism, human rights, rights violations of Soviet Jews, Anti-Semitism in the USSR, and a broad array of other subjects.

Box Folder Title Date
52 22 Aaron Rosenbaum and Associates Washington, D.C. "The Union of Councils for Soviet Jews: An Assessment of Its Research Functions with Options for Restructuring and Future Growth" December 1983
52 23 "The Altar of a Broken Idea" U.S. News and World Report April 3, 1989
52 24 American Bar Association and Association of Soviet Lawyers 1985, 1988
52 25 Orenstein, Syvia, Source Book on Soviet Jewry 1981
52 26 Press release May 8, 1990
52 27 Poster showing Jews studying plans of Nazi death camps to be constructed in Lebanon 1983
52 28 Babi Yar, Herman Taube "On the Yahrzeit of Babi Yar", Washington Jewish Week September 29, 1988
52 29 Berman, Phyllis "The Five-percenters, Moscow's Pet Capitalists", Forbes February 6, 1989
52 30 Benjamin, Sheldon "Soviet Jewish Studies: A Guide to Periodical Resources" June 1979
52 31 Gidwitz, Betsy An Annotated Bibliography of Russian-language Judaica 1982
52 32 Blaustein, Albert P. "On the Influence of the U.S. Constitution Abroad" November 12, 1985
52 33 Korey, William, articles by 1980, 1985-1987, 1989
52 34 Saypol, Judyth R., Campus Action for Soviet Jewry 1972
52 35 Board of Deputies of British Jews, London, Jews in the USSR undated
52 36 Boucher, Norman "The Russians are here. And they're not very happy", Boston Globe Magazine August 16, 1992
52 37 Brzezinski, Zbigniew, articles by 1989
52 38 Cohen, William M., "Discriminatory Enforcement of Moscow's 'Propiska' Regulations Violates Human Rights" October 28, 1993
52 39 Human Rights Advocate, The 1993-1994
52 40 Trip Report - by William M. Cohen May 1993
52 41 Center for Russian and East European Jewry N.Y. 1982-1985, 1988
52 42 Christic Institute and the Contragate Project undated
52 43 Comite de Quinze, Paris, Correspondence/General 1978-1980
52 44 Comite de Quinze, Paris, Correspondence/General 1981-1982
52 45 Comite de Quinze, Paris, Correspondence/General 1983-1985
52 46 Sakharov, Andrei undated
52 47 USSR Information Leaflet undated
52 48 Congressional Spouses, "Committee of 21" 1985
52 49 Cotler, Irwin, Report on Chistopol and Kazachkov September 1990
52 50 Dershowitz, Alan "Importing Injustice", Washington Times December 20, 1985
52 51 Freedom at Issue March-April 1986
52 52 "Out in the Cold" and "Underground Teacher", Jerusalem Post International Edition October 1983
52 53 Gillen, Sister Ann 1985
52 54 ABC Nightline, "Mikhail Gorbachev's PR" October 1, 1985
52 55 Serge Schmemann, "The Emergence of Gorbachev", New York Times Magazine March 3, 1985
52 56 Helsinki Action to Free Soviet Jews newspaper clippings 1988
52 57 Horowitz, Betsy, Tulsa, OK - newspaper clippings re visit to USSR and letter to Gorbachev 1988
52 58 "How to Purchase a Ticket to the U.S. in Moscow" November 1, 1990
52 59 Human Rights and the Fate of Nations: An International Conference on the Problems of Central Asia Bishkek 1992-1993
52 60 Hauser, Rita E. - testimony before CSCE October 3, 1985
52 61 Statement of purpose undated
52 62 International Physicians' Commission for the Protection of Prisoners Highland Park, IL undated
52 63 Intrator, Genya, articles by 1989-1990
52 64 Lipkin, Harry J., articles by 1985
52 65 Publications by Israel Public Council for Soviet Jewry, Tel Aviv undated
52 66 "Jokes of Oppression" undated
52 67 Keller, Bill, articles by 1989
52 68 Kennan, George F. "After the Cold War" New York Times Magazine undated
52 69 Keudell, Nils von, "International Human Rights: Freedom on the Press and the Soviet Record" September 30, 1989
52 70 Kissinger, Henry, "Dealing with Moscow: A New Balance" Washington Post February 7, 1989
52 71 Law Day Symposium, "Soviet Jews Under Soviet Law", UCLA Law School, Los Angeles May 1, 1979
Box Folder Title Date
53 1 "Leaving the USSR", Insight Soviet Jews e July 1988
53 2 Levin, Nora, "Gorbachev and Anti-Semitism. Will 'Glasnost' Reach the Jews?", Current March/April 1988
53 3 "The Long Shadow", Newsweek. May 7, 1990
53 4 Massachusetts, Commonwealth of, William F. Galvin 1985
53 5 Cardin, Shoshana, articles by undated, 1989
53 6 Correspondence/General undated
53 7 Goodman, Jerry, "Empowerment of Soviet Jews: Their Dilemma and Ours", Washington Jewish Week March 23, 1989
53 8 Mann, Theodore R., articles by 1983, 1986
53 9 Soviet Jews, Briefing Papers, packet 1977
53 10 Wenick, Martin, articles by 1989
53 11 White and Case "Who May Leave: A Review of Soviet Practice Restricting Emigration on Grounds of Knowledge of 'State Secrets' in Comparison with Standards of International Law and the Policies of Other States" 1987
53 12 Bayer, Abraham J. "Jewish culture not free under glasnost" Northern California Jewish Bulletin August 12, 1988
53 13 Soviet Jewry Advocacy: A Guide to Community Action 1983
53 14 Newspaper Clippings and Articles 1978-1980, 1982-1983
53 15 Newspaper Clippings and Articles 1984
53 16 Newspaper Clippings and Articles March-April, June, 1985
53 17 Newspaper Clippings and Articles November-December, 1985
53 18 Newspaper Clippings and Articles January, March, June, 1986
53 19 Newspaper Clippings and Articles July-October, 1986
53 20 Newspaper Clippings and Articles 1987
53 21 Newspaper Clippings and Articles January-February, 1988
53 22 Newspaper Clippings and Articles March-April, 1988
53 23 Newspaper Clippings and Articles May 1988
53 24 Newspaper Clippings and Articles June 1988
53 25 Newspaper Clippings and Articles July 1988
53 26 Newspaper Clippings and Articles August 1988
53 27 Newspaper Clippings and Articles September 1988
53 28 Newspaper Clippings and Articles October 1988
53 29 Newspaper Clippings and Articles November 1988
53 30 Newspaper Clippings and Articles December 1988
53 31 Newspaper Clippings and Articles December 1988
53 32 Newspaper Clippings and Articles December 1988
Box Folder Title Date
54 1 Newspaper Clippings and Articles January 1989
54 2 Newspaper Clippings and Articles January 1989
54 3 Newspaper Clippings and Articles February 1989
54 4 Newspaper Clippings and Articles March 1989
54 5 Newspaper Clippings and Articles March 1989
54 6 Newspaper Clippings and Articles April 1989
54 7 Newspaper Clippings and Articles May 1989
54 8 Newspaper Clippings and Articles June-July, September-October, 1989
54 9 Newspaper Clippings and Articles 1991
54 10 Nixon, Richard M., articles by 1988, 1992
54 11 Opsahl, Denis, Investment Banking/Venture Capital, San Francisco, CA undated
54 12 Pamyat 1988-1989, 1991-1993
54 13 Pepsico 1977-1979
54 14 Prager, Dennis undated
54 15 Pressman, Steven "Brighton Beach's Russian Revival" Baltimore Jewish Times March 24, 1989
54 16 Psychiatry, Abuses of in the USSR undated
54 17 Reykjavik Summit October 1986
54 18 Rosenblatt, Gary, "Halfway To Freedom", Baltimore Jewish Times April 21, 1989
54 19 Ruby, Walter, "Is There A Future For Jews In the USSR?", Jewish Times undated
54 20 Separated Soviet Families. A Collection of Case Histories. undated
54 21 "Shomer Achi Anochi", Jerusalem Testimony of the Living Condition and State of Health of Prisoners of Zion in the Soviet Union September 1979
54 22 Simes, Dimitri K., "Even if Gorbachev Falls, Detente Will Last", New York Times March 20, 1989
54 23 Soviet-American Review, v.1 n.1-v.3 n.12 1985-1988
54 24 Soviet and East European Research Centre of Hebrew University, Jerusalem. The Soviet Union and the Middle East. undated
54 25 Soviet Jewry Education and Information Center, Jerusalem undated
54 26 Arzt, Donna, articles by undated, 1979, 1988-1990
Box Folder Title Date
55 1 Legal Advocacy Portfolio 1987
55 2 Legal Advocacy Portfolio 1987
55 3 Recent Legal Documents from the SJLAC October 1, 1985
55 4 "Refugee Status for Jews Emigrating from the Soviet Union: The Need for a Congressional Response to the Crisis in Ladispoli", Report to U.S. House Committee on Judiciary, Subcommittee on Immigration, Refugees and International Law March 29, 1989
55 5 "The USSR Requirement of Familial Authorization as a Prerequisite to Application for Emigration: The 'Poor Relatives' Issue" undated
55 6 Student Coalition for Soviet Jewry, Waltham, MA 1979-1980
55 7 Action Newsletter 1979-1980
55 8 Birnbaum, Jacob, articles by 1988
55 9 Correspondence/General 1978-1981
55 10 Correspondence/General 1983-1985
55 11 Correspondence/General 1986-1989, 1993
55 12 Correspondence/General undated
55 13 News From SSSJ 1978-1981
55 14 News From SSSJ 1983-1985, 1989
55 15 Publications by SSSJ undated, 1976, 1983
55 16 Richter, Glenn - articles by undated, 1983, 1988-1989
55 17 The SSSJ Handbook. A Source Book on Soviet Jewry Activism undated
55 18 1930 Tariff Act prohibits importation of products made by forced or indentured labor 1985
55 19 Slepak Principles 1989
55 20 Dubin, Victor Jerusalem - Lists of Hebrew Teachers, Students and Those Active in Jewish Activities in USSR 1981
55 21 Publications in Russian 1972, 1986
55 22 Novosti Press Agency Publishing House Moscow--Dadiani, Lionel, Zionism - Through the Statements of Its Leaders 1986
55 23 Officials of the Soviet Union January 1986
55 24 Translated from Russian 1978
55 25 Trip Reports undated
55 26 USSR News Brief November 30, 1984
55 27 Ottawa - Meeting of Experts on Human Rights May 1985
55 28 News Release January 30, 1986
55 29 Congressional Human Rights Caucus, testimony before May 8, 1990
55 30 Congressional Record, statements in 1984
55 31 Congressional Record, statements in 1985
55 32 Congressional Record, statements in 1985
55 33 Congressional Record, statements in 1985
55 34 Congressional Record, statements in 1985
55 35 Congressional Record, statements in 1985
55 36 Congressional Record, statements in 1985
55 37 Congressional Record, statements in 1986
55 38 Congressional Record, statements in 1986
55 39 Congressional Record, statements in 1986
55 40 Congressional Record, statements in 1986
55 41 Miller, Rep. George 1985
55 42 Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit, John Doe v Immigration and Naturalization Service, n.86-3509 1987
55 43 State Department, Ambassador Stoessel, speeches re Budapest Cultural Forum November 1985
55 44 Weiss, Rabbi Avraham "Protesting in Red Square" National Jewish News August 1988
55 45 Circular [35's, Women's Campaign for Soviet Jewry] 1984, 1993-1994
55 46 Correspondence/General 1979, 1981, 1984, 1987, 1989
55 47 "The Year of the Child, Soviet Style" 1979
55 48 Bronfman, Edgar M. 1988-1989
55 49 The Solomon Mykhoels Cultural Centre. "Real Hope or False Dawn for Soviet Jewry?" February 1989
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Part 2, Series VIII: Audio and Visual Materials, undated, 1972, 1976-1994.
English, Russian, Yiddish.
Boxes 56-62.
Arrangement:

Chronological and by Subject.
Scope and Content:

Series VIII contains audio-visual materials pertaining to the activities of UCSJ and the American Soviet Jewry Movement including audiotapes, videocassettes, microfilm, and photographs.

The Series is arranged into three subseries:
Subseries A: Audio materials
Subseries B: Video materials
Subseries C: Photographs

Subseries A: Audio materials, undated, 1983-1992.
English, Russian, Yiddish.
Box 56.
Arrangement:

Chronologically.
Scope and Content:

Subseries A includes audiocassettes with recordings of interviews with activists, conferences, telephone conversations with Refuseniks and former Prisoners of Conscience, press conferences, UCSJ annual meetings, speeches, panels, and symposiums.
Box Folder Title Date
56 1 Forum on Soviet Jewry, Council of Jewish Federation, Atlanta, GA: "Jackie Levin, National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council; Jerry Goodman and Morris Abram, NCSJ; Mickey Barin, National Chairwoman of UJA Young Leadership Cabinet; the Rabbi Sparea of S.F.; Marvin Goldstein of Atlanta Jewish Federation" November 18, 1983
56 2 Forum on Soviet Jewry, Council of Jewish Federation, Atlanta, GA: "Jackie Levin, National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council; Jerry Goodman and Morris Abram, NCSJ; Mickey Barin, National Chairwoman of UJA Young Leadership Cabinet; the Rabbi Sparea of S.F.; Marvin Goldstein of Atlanta Jewish Federation" November 18, 1984
56 3 An unidentified recording in Yiddish referring to Babi Yar, made by Sandy Levy of CCJJ from a record brought to her by a Russian Jewish Immigrant and sent to the 1984 UCSJ Annual Meeting 1984
56 4 Children's Tale--Sountrack for the slideshow on Jewish children in the USSR: Gilbert, Martin 1984
56 5 American Jewry During the Holocaust : Goldberg, Arthur J. May 11, 1984
56 6 Second Generation Conference: children of Holocaust survivors: Jerry Goodman, NCSJ; Morey Schapira, UCSJ; Al Tischman, National Lawyers Committee for Soviet Jewry; Zeesy Schnur, Greater New York Conference on Soviet Jewry. May 27, 1984
56 7 Second Generation Conference: children of Holocaust survivors: Jerry Goodman, NCSJ; Morey Schapira, UCSJ; Al Tischman, National Lawyers Committee for Soviet Jewry; Zeesy Schnur, Greater New York Conference on Soviet Jewry. May 27, 1984
56 8 Conversation with unidentified woman re Nazi/Soviet comparison: Professor Sherwin, Chicago May 18, 1984
56 9 Zunshain, Zachar - release from prison, Telephone conversation with Tatiana Zunshain: Zunshain, Zachar; Zunshain, Tatiana April 26, 1984
56 10 Arsenault Radio Interview; Telephone conversation between two women April, 1985
56 11 Ed Graham Show WNTR Washington, D.C.: Rabbi Bruce Kahn; Ruth Newman; Rabbi David Oler; Rabbi Gary Fink June 6, 1985
56 12 "Focus on Issues": interview with Mark Epstein, UCSJ re Summit: Mark Epstein, UCSJ October 12, 1985
56 13 Helsinki Accords - 10th Anniversary broadcast WAMU-FM: Avital Sharansky, Rep. Lou Stokes, Sen. Alphonse D'Amato, Rep. Steve Bartlett, Rep. Hoyer, Ben Urdrish (sp?), the Waxmans, John Porter, Sen. Paul Simon and others July 23, 1985
56 14 Helsinki Accords - 10th Anniversary broadcast WAMU-FM: Avital Sharansky, Rep. Lou Stokes, Sen. Alphonse D'Amato, Rep. Steve Bartlett, Rep. Hoyer, Ben Urdrish (sp?), the Waxmans, John Porter, Sen. Paul Simon and others July 23, 1985
56 15 Helsinki Accords - 10th Anniversary broadcast WAMU-FM: Avital Sharansky, Rep. Lou Stokes, Sen. Alphonse D'Amato, Rep. Steve Bartlett, Rep. Hoyer, Ben Urdrish (sp?), the Waxmans, John Porter, Sen. Paul Simon and others July 23, 1985
56 16 Conference of Presidents of Jewish Organizations: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) May 1986
56 17 Press Conference Jerusalem; Voice of America tapes for USSR Division: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) February 13, 1986
56 18 Press Conference Jerusalem; Voice of America tapes for USSR Division: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) February 13, 1986
56 19 Press Conference Jerusalem; Voice of America tapes for USSR Division: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) February 13, 1986
56 20 National Press Club: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) May 15, 1986
56 21 Dr. Abraham Kaplan September 19, 1987
56 22 Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly)--testimony before U.S. Senate; American Radio Service: Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly)
56 23 Hunger Strike by Alexander Slepak, March 27-April 12, 1987: Micah Naftalin, UCSJ; Mark Levin, NCSJ; Alexander Slepak; Jeanne Kirkpatrick; and Elie Wiesel. April 12, 1987
56 24 Slepak, Vladimir--message asking for help, to be used during the symbolic hunger strike by son Alexander Slepak, March 27-April 12, 1987: Slepak, Vladimir February 28, 1987
56 25 UCSJ Annual Meeting: 9:00am - 9:35am September 14, 1987
56 26 UCSJ Annual Meeting: 9:35am - 10:08am September 14, 1987
56 27 UCSJ Annual Meeting: 10:08am - 10:40am September 14, 1987
56 28 UCSJ Annual Meeting: 10:40am - 11:20am September 14, 1987
56 29 UCSJ Annual Meeting: 11:20am - 11:53am September 14, 1987
56 30 UCSJ Annual Meeting: 11:53am - 12:30pm September 14, 1987
56 31 UCSJ Annual Meeting: 3:30pm - 4:20pm September 14, 1987
56 32 UCSJ Annual Meeting: 4:20pm - 4:45pm September 14, 1987
56 33 Cantorial singing: Hershe A. Weitz 1988
56 34 Unidentified man and woman speaking about Soviet Jewry 1988
56 35 National Public Radio: All Things Considered. "Summit Sparring" - Reagan/Gorbachev Summit May 26, 1988
56 36 UCSJ-- Press briefing by Pamela Cohen June 22, 1988 re Human Rights presence in USSR at time of the Summit: Cohen, Pamela; Naftalin, Micah June 22, 1988
56 37 29 Pamela Cohen "Debriefing Speech" after Summit 1988: Cohen, Pamela 1988
56 38 Pamela Cohen speaking about discussions in USSR; Micah Naftalin speaking re requests by Soviet Jews to leave July 8, 1988
56 39 UCSJ Annual Meeting--Pamela Cohen Speech and Saturday Panels: Cohen, Pamela; et al. October 15, 1988
56 40 UCSJ Annual Meeting--3:15pm Study Session: "Barriers to Emigration: National Security Refusals and the Role of Scientists; Poor Relatives" October 15, 1988
56 41 UCSJ Annual Meeting--4:30pm Media Panel: "The Role of the Media in covering a chronic hostage story" October 15, 1988
56 42 UCSJ Annual Meeting--Saturday Night Sessions October 15, 1988
56 43 UCSJ Annual Meeting--8:30am telebridge between Refusenik leaders in Moscow, UCSJ leaders, and Bush and Dukakis representatives October 16, 1988
56 44 UCSJ Annual Meeting--10:30am: "Rescue Operations in your own cities": Balint, Judy; Waksberg, David October 16, 1988
56 45 UCSJ Annual Meeting--12:00pm: "Implications for the West of Gorbachev's Consolidation of Power"; 2:00pm: "Testing Perestroika and Linkage: Jewish Cultural Joint Ventures and Jewish Culture Exchange.": Simes, Dimitri; Birnbaum, Jacob; Kotler, Igor; Waksberg, David October 16, 1988
56 46 UCSJ Annual Meeting--3:30pm: "The Role of the KGB Under Gorbachev": Levchenko, Stanislav October 16, 1988
56 47 UCSJ Annual Meeting--3:30pm: "The Role of the KGB Under Gorbachev": Levchenko, Stanislav (continued) October 16, 1988
56 48 UCSJ Annual Meeting--Awards Banquet--Sharansky Freedom Award to Ambassador Rozanne Ridgway and Ambassador Richard Schifter: . Ambassador Ridgway; Glenn Richter October 16, 1988
56 49 UCSJ Annual Meeting--Awards Banquet--Sharansky Freedom Award to Ambassador Rozanne Ridgway and Ambassador Richard Schifter, 8:00pm: Ambassador Richard Schifter; Tom Harper et al. October 16, 1988
56 50 UCSJ Annual Meeting--9:30am: "U.S. Economic Linkage: New Directions"; 11am: "Linkage: Untied Loans": Franklin J. Vargo; Roger Robinson October 17, 1988
56 51 UCSJ Annual Meeting--11am: "Linkage: Untied Loans" (continued), speech by Father Drinan, Q and A: Roger Robinson, Father Drinan October 17, 1988
56 52 Diane Reem Show WAMU-FM Washington, D.C.: Dimitri Simes and Marshall Goodman of Harvard University Russian Research Center interviewed re parliamentary elections in USSR: Dimitri Simes, Marshall Goodman March 27, 1989
56 53 Pamela Cohen re Refusenik cases; Abe Stolar Press Conference: Pamela Cohen; Abe Stolar July 18, 1989
56 54 Diane Reem Show WAMU-FM Washington, D.C.: Anti-Semitism in USSR: Joel Brinkley (NY Times); Mark Levin (NCSJ); Louise Shelley (American University); Dr. William Korey (B'nai B'rith) February 15, 1990
56 55 American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting: "The Effects of Political Realities on Psychiatry in the USSR": Dr. Semyon Gluzman 1991
56 56 UCSJ Symposium Washington, D.C.: "Judy Balint; Cathy Fitzpatrick (Helsinki Watch); Alla Gerber" November 18, 1991
56 57 UCSJ Symposium Washington, D.C.: "Marty Sieff; Yuri Yarim Agaev" November 18, 1991
56 58 UCSJ Symposium Washington, D.C.: Leonid Stonov; Micah Naftalin November 18, 1991
56 59 UCSJ Symposium Washington, D.C.: "Final Symposium Briefing": Micah Naftalin; David Waksberg; Leonid Stonov; Pamela Cohen November 18, 1991
56 60 Meeting between Russian Foreign Minister Kozyrev and Human Rights Groups at Russian U.N. Mission, NY September 25, 1992
56 61 "Refuseniks: Heroes of History"--Sountrack for the slideshow by Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry undated
56 62 "Miller Friedman 11am-Sun"--discussion re arms reduction and exodus of Soviet Jews undated
56 63 Telephone conversations with Jews in the USSR undated
56 64 UCSJ Meeting--"Congressman Q and A, after lunch, 2:50pm Panel, Council Meeting Development."; "Development Council, Former POCs and Refuseniks." undated
56 65 UCSJ Meeting--"Former POCs and Refuseniks." undated
56 66 UCSJ Meeting--"Teplizky getto" in Ukraine: Vinnick, Maria undated
56 67 Zelichenok, Roald--Trial of. undated
56 68 Zelichenok, Roald--Trial of. Post-trial conversation recorded on a bus. undated
56 69 Discussion of Perestroika undated
56 70 Unidentified undated

Subseries B: Video materials, undated, 1981, 1983-1991.
English, Russian.
Boxes 57-60.
Arrangement:

Chronologically.
Scope and Content:

Subseries B contains master copies and duplicates of videocassettes with interviews, productions, news segments, human rights testimony by Scharansky, USCJ annual meetings, and various other recordings.

Box Folder Title Date
57 1 "To Bear Witness" - U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council, Chairman Elie Wiesel; 42 minutes circa 1981
57 2 Inside Story's "A Voice From Russia: The World of Vladimir Vysotsky"; "Metormedia's Inside the USSR."; 1 hour and 55 minutes September 1, 1983
57 3 "Soviet Jewry: An Endangered People" by Bay Area Council for Soview Jewry ; 1 hour and 25 minutes August 9, 1984
57 4 "A Country of Contrasts" - Rep. Larry Coughlin reporting on mission to Moscow; 20 minutes October 11, 1985
57 5 "Gates of Brass" - produced by Jay Rawlings re immigration process in USSR; 50 minutes 1985
57 6 "The Jewish Pawns in Russia"s Game"--BBC Panorama; 2 hours March 1985
57 7 Meiman, Inna--interview in Moscow, CBS; 29 minutes 1985
57 8 Miller, Rep. John R. (R-WA) in USSR talking with people; 41 minutes April 18, 1985
57 9 Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry "Refuseniks: Heroes of History"; 40 minutes January 9, 1986
57 10 Edelstein, Tanya, June 11, 1986; Galina Zelichonik, June 18, 1986; Valery Lerner June 8, 1986; Lev and Marina Furman, June 19, 1986; Martin Gilbert and Louis Rappaport, July 21, 1986 ; 1 hour and 30 minutes 1986
57 11 "Jews of Moscow" with intro by Hedrick Smith and narrated by Theodore Bikel. PBS.; 1986
57 12 Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly) Arrives in Israel. CNN.; 32 minutes February 11, 1986
57 13 Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly)--Interviewed from Israel on Meet the Press; 36 minutes February 16, 1986
57 14 Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly)--Interview March 26, 1986 in Israel where Sharansky thanks Glenn Richter and other activists. CNN News clip of his release. Telephone call to President Reagan. Visit to Western Wall.; 2 hours and 3 minutes 1986
57 15 McNeill/Lehrer: "Shcharansky Urges Pressure on Soviets." Speaking in Capitol Rotunda. Interview of Leonid Slepak and Alex Goldfarb. Mark Epstein, UCSJ and Mark Palmer, State Dept. on this speaking about Soviet Jewish emigration and separated families.; 31 minutes May 13, 1986
57 16 Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly)--Interview about Sakharov. ; 3 1/2 minutes May 16, 1986
57 17 Sharansky, Natan (Anatoly)--16Interviewed by Arnold Penzias in Tel Aviv on what scientists can do to help the cause of human rights; 29 minutes June 15, 1986
57 18 "Trial and Error" April 1986--true story of Yuli Edelstein, a play based on transcript of his trial.; 1 hour April 1986
57 19 Video Program of the State Movie Trust, CCCP "New Tales of Scheherazade"; overtaped with "The Stonov and Lifshitz materials" which begin at 36:58 1986
57 20 Freedom Sunday for Soviet Jewry. Begins with Morris Abram, NCSJ.; 2 hours December 6, 1987
57 21 Pre-Summit Rally, Washington, D.C. Chicago WLS-TV newsclip re Chicago Jews going to Washington, then in Washington, includes Pamela Cohen introducing Natan Sharansky and commercials.; 25 minutes December 6, 1987
57 22 Lifshitz, Vladimir and Anna; 40 minutes April 25 1987
57 23 Russia--Refuseniks due to: 1) Pretext of 'secret' information, and 2) Refusal of family members to give permission. Elliot Milgram tapes of Refuseniks case histories.; 2 hours July 1-14, 1987
57 24 Sharansky, Natan and Yuri Orlov testifying on Soviet human rights violations before Commission of Inquiry at U.S. Senate; 6 minutes January 23, 1987
57 25 Slepak, Alexander--Bonanza Steak House commercial, WNEP-TV local news program re giardia in the local water in Pennsylvania, news conference re Alexander Slepak Hunger Strike; 33 minutes March 27-April 12, 1987
57 26 Slepak, Alexander--News program starts with report from Helsinki and visit of Sec. of State Shultz there, then Alexander Slepak on day that he broke his fast ; 2 hours April 12, 1987
57 27 Slepak, Alexander--Washington TV News program; 2 hours and 15 minues October 14, 1987
57 28 Slepak, Alexander--"A Refusenik Diary", begins with Vladimir and Masha Slepak; 1 hour April 19, 1988
57 29 Cohen, Pamela and Micah Naftalin - Trip to Moscow; 3 hours May-June 1988
57 30 Cohen, Pamela and Micah Naftalin - Trip to Moscow; 3 hours May-June 1988
57 31 Kristallnacht: The Journey From 1938 to 1988" with Eric Sevareid; "A Portrait of Elie Wiesel"; 2 hours November 9, 1988
57 32 McNeill/Lehrer--Summit Summary interview of Nicholas Brady (Sec. of Treasury), starts with Farm Subsidy Issue. Clip of President/Vice President Bush speaking re trade; July 11, 1988
57 33 32Moscow Summit (Helsinki) - new coverage on NBC and ABC; May 27, 1988
57 34 Unidentified; 1 hour and 39 minutes March 30, 1988; May 6, 1988
57 35 "Unidentified man speaking in Russian re Perestroika"; 2 hours October 7, 1988
57 36 "Bozell Cassette"; 54 minutes 1989
57 37 "Freedom of Movement for All"--International Foundation for the Development and Survival of Humanity Symposium in Moscow; 30 minutes May 17-19, 1989
57 38 "From the Books to Aliyah"--the Israeli Delegation to the International Book Fair in Moscow; 20 minutes 1989
Box Folder Title Date
58 39 CBS 60 Minutes - Perm 35, "The Last Gulag"--Natan Sharansky views the program and comments on it; 1 hour December 10, 1989
58 40 Smith, Rep. C.--visit to Perm 35; 1 hour and 30 minutes September 25, 1989
58 41 UCSJ Annual Meeting in Moscow--Opening; 2 hours October 19, 1989
58 42 UCSJ Annual Meeting in Moscow--Unidentified man speaking in Russian; Unidentified man speaking in English; 2 hours October 1989
58 43 UCSJ Annual Meeting in Moscow--Legal Seminar, Stephen Cohen speaking.; 2 hours October 1989
58 44 UCSJ Annual Meeting in Moscow--The first speaker is introduced in Russian.; 2 hours October 1989
58 45 UCSJ Annual Meeting in Moscow--Dissident Day. Member of Coordination Committee Josef Zissels Reception, US Embassy; 1 hour and 30 minutes October 1989
58 46 UCSJ Annual Meeting in Moscow--"Dissident Day"; 55 minutes October 1989
58 47 UCSJ Annual Meeting in Moscow--"Yeshiva"; 2 hours and 4 minutes October 1989
58 48 UCSJ "Hebrew School"; 30 seconds May 12, 1989
58 49 "When Darkness Falls" by Soviet Jewry Zionist Forum re Pamyat and Anti-Semitism; 28 minutes. 1989
58 50 "Action for Soviet Jewry" Trip to the Soviet Union. Starts at Bucharest Airport, then on train in Rumania, then Kishinev, then Jews waiting to leave at Moscow Airport, then back to Kishinev; 19 minutes. August 1990
58 51 Anti-Semitism: The Dark Side of Glasnost"--United Jewish Appeal; 12 minutes 1990
58 52 "Baku 19-20/I 1990"--Baku pogrom; 2 hours and 30 minutes 1990
58 53 Celebration of Israel Independence Day in Kiev; 1 hour and 46 minutes Apri 30, 1990
58 54 "Glasnost and the Jews" KTCA-TV PBS Minneapolis; 1 hour November 1990
58 55 "Introducing the American Israel Public Affairs Committee"; 1991
58 56 "An Introduction to the Free Market Economics and Enlightened Self Interest." Denis Opsahl Investment Banking/Venture Capital, S.F. produces educational videos to teach Russians, Commonwealth peoples, and East Europeans about the market economy. This is a lecture by Eugene Swann of U.C. Berkeley on free market economy.; 53 minutes. undated
58 57 "Hirelings and Accomplices" 28 minutes undated
58 58 "Jews of Minsk"; 2 hours and 17 minutes undated
58 59 News clip on "WAVE TV" re UCSJ Memorial to Michael Shirman who died in USSR and Rabbi Avi Weiss arrested at Soviet Embassy and then released. Short break and then goes to a movie; 10 minutes undated
58 60 "One Generation More" - Estonia 1st Passover Jews allowed to celebrate. Interviews Gideon and Esther Pajenson.; 58 minutes undated
58 61 "Soviet Jews" - CBS 60 Minutes.; 24 minutes undated
58 62 Washington, D.C. TV news program re Easter Sunday violence in Israel; 2 hours undated
58 63 "To Leave or Not to Leave. The Soviet Jewry Under Gorbachev" - documentary by Marijana Grandits and Ernst A. Grandits - part II.; 59 minutes undated
58 64 "To Leave or Not to Leave. The Soviet Jewry Under Gorbachev" - documentary by Marijana Grandits and Ernst A. Grandits - part III.; 59 minutes undated
58 65 UCSJ "The Price of Freedom"--includes Pamela Cohen, Natan Sharansky.; 15 minutes undated
58 66 Unidentified man speaking in Russian, a news conference; 3 hours undated
Box Folder Title Date
59 Duplicates of videocassettes in boxes 57-58
Box Folder Title Date
60 Duplicates of videocassettes in boxes 57-58

Subseries C: Photographs, undated, 1972, 1976-1994.
English, Russian.
Box 61.
Arrangement:

Alphabetically, by Subject.
Scope and Content:

Subseries C contains photographs, educational slide shows and a microfilm pertaining to Soviet Refuseniks and their families, to activists in the rescue movement.

Box Folder Title Date
61 1 Alber, Llya, Moscow, 3x5, b/w, mat. 1979
61 2 Aleiner, Lisa Irgang and Alexander Max, 5x7, b/w, mat.; Philadelphia protest, 3x5, b/w 1979
61 3 Antsupov, Yevgeny, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 4 "At Vigil", Rev. John Steinbruck, Father Robert Drinan and Morey Schapira, 5x7, b/w, glossy 1984
61 5 Baazov, Zina with her children and father in Tbilisi, (2) 3x5, color undated
61 6 Babich Family, Kiev, 3x5, b/w, mat. 1980
61 7 Balbarer, Boris I. and Vita and Ernst Aranov, 5x7, b/w, mat. undated
61 8 Berman, Dmitri, negative only undated
61 9 Brailovsky, Leonid (?), 4x5, b/w, mat. undated
61 10 Braslavsky, Boris, Kishinev, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1978
61 11 Bronstein, Lev, Yelyena, Alexei and Irina, (2) 3x5, b/w, glossy 1977
61 12 Byaly, Leonid and Julia Ratner, parents of Julia waiting in Israel, 3x5, b/w, glossy; (2) with sons in Moscow, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1976, 1980
61 13 Cherniak, Alexander and Polina with Mikhail and Lev Elbert, Kiev, 3x5, color 1981
61 14 Chernobilsky, Boris, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 15 Cohen, Pamela B. at UCSJ Annual Meeting, 8x10, b/w, glossy 1989
61 16 Dolganov, Elena and Viktor, Leningrad, (2) 3x5, b/w, glossy 1980
61 17 Dubianskaya, Inna and Elena, Moscow: Elena, 3x5, color; Elena, Inna and Natasha, 3x5, color undated, 1979
61 18 Elbert, Haim L., 4x5, b/w, mat. undated
61 19 Federov: "Ms. Federova and daughter. Mother of Yuri" (?), 4x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 20 Flomenblit, Fima A., 3X5, b/w, glossy undated
61 21 "Former Refuseniks join hands in the fight to gain their separated families' freedom", 5x7, b/w, glossy 1984
61 22 Fradkin, Sarah, Daniel, Zeev and Fanya, 4x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 23 Friedman, Bella with her husband and son Genady, (2) 5x7, b/w undated
61 24 Friedman, David and Diana, 4x5 b/w; 3x5, color undated
61 25 Fulmacht, Victor and Irina Brailovsky, Moscow, 3x5, color 1981
61 26 Furman, Lev with unidentified, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1980
61 27 Geishis, Grigory, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 28 Gendin, Lev A. February 1977, 5x7, b/w, glossy 1977
61 29 Ghinnis, Boris, Irina, Julia and Alla, Moscow, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 30 Gilbert, Martin, 5x7, b/w, glossy 1985
61 31 Goldstein, Grigory, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 32 Grassley, Sen. Charles E. with Anatoly Shcharansky Freedom Award at UCSJ Annual Meeting, 8x10, b/w, glossy. 1984
61 33 Grinstein, Viacheslav, Alexandra and Beatrice, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 34 Guberman, Igor, Vigil for, 3x5, b/w, mat. undated
61 35 Gudz, Janella, 3x5, b/w undated
61 36 Guiniss, Boris (?), Moscow, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1978
61 37 Gurevich, Galina, Aron and Elena, Moscow, 4x5, b/w, glossy 1977
61 38 Hauser, Rita , 8x10, b/w, mat 1985
61 39 Hess, Grigori Family, 4x5, color 1981
61 40 Ioffee, Aleksandr with unidentified, 3x5, color 1981
61 41 Kalendarov, Eugenia and Mikhail, 3x5, b/w, glossy; and Boris Kalendarov (?), 3x5, b/w, glossy undated, 1979
61 42 Kandinov, Yakov, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 43 Karolin, Yuri, 3x4, b/w, glossy undated
61 44 Kazachov, Mikhail (2), 5x7, color; (1) b/w, portrait undated
61 45 Prisoner being escorted by guard, with prison vehicles, Kazachkov at Christopol Prison (?), 5x7, b/w, glossy undated
61 46 Kazakevich, Leonid and Ilya, 8x10, b/w, glossy undated
61 47 Kazanevich, Mikhail with Lev Furman and unidentified, Leningrad, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 48 Khachaturyan, Arman, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1982
61 49 Khaimchaev, Issak, Raisa, Sergei and Katerina, Moscow, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 50 Khassin, Natasha with Yehudit and Yakov, Moscow, 8x10, b/w, glossy; 5x7, b/w, glossy; and with Ida Nudel, 3x5, b/w, mat. undated
61 51 Kheifets, Grigory, Maria, Sacha and Anna, Leningrad, 3x4, b/w, glossy undated
61 52 Kiev Refuseniks, 4x6, color 1989
61 53 Klich, David and Natalie, 2x2, b/w, glossy 1979
61 54 Kogan, Naum I., 3x5, b/w, glossy 1978
61 55 Kogan, Simona, Anna and Esther, 3x5, color undated
61 56 Korsunsky, Leonid, 3x5 b/w, glossy 1981
61 57 Kotlyar, Mark with Oksana and Yuri, Kiev, 4x6, color 1989
61 58 Kotlyar, Mark with Goldie and Lev Gudezon, Kiev, 4x6, color 1989
61 59 Kremen, Galina, Moscow, 3x5, b/w, glossy; and postcard, b/w undated
61 60 Kushnirenko, Igor and Victoria, Kiev, 9x12, b/w, glossy; and postcard, b/w undated
61 61 Kvartin, David with Mikhail Marinov, Lev Aivison and Barukh Lumdir in Moscow, 3x5, color 1981
61 62 Kvartina, Ina and Family, Moscow, (2) 3x5, color 1982
61 63 Landu, Melva, 5x7, b/w, mat. undated
61 64 Lerner, Alexander, portrait, 3x5, b/w, glossy; at Chanukah 1980, 3x5, b/w, glossy w/negative; and 2x3, b/w, glossy 1981
61 65 Lerner, Judith, 3x5, b/w, mat.; and 8x10, b/w, glossy undated
61 66 Levin, Sonia Lerner with Jerome Weiner, ex-president of MIT, 3x5, glossy; at the "Vigil", with unidentified, 3x5, b/w, glossy; speaking at Harvard's Russian Research Center, 3x5, b/w, glossy; at State Dept. briefing, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 67 Levit, Grigory with Silva and Reanna Rojak, Tiraspol, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1978
61 68 Levitas, Felix and Ludmila, Kiev, 3x5, color undated
61 69 Lieberman, Sulamith, Evgeny and unidentified, Moscow, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1977
61 70 Lifshitz, Bella and Benjamin, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 71 Livshits, Vyacheslav (Slava), Moscow, 3x5, b/w, mat. 1979
61 72 Fundraising Dinner 1980, including Lynn Singer, Mario Cuomo, and Bob Gordon, 8x10, b/w, glossy 1980
61 73 Lynn Singer with Ruth Newman, Lil Hoffman and Lev Roitburd, 5x7, b/w, glossy undated
61 74 Lubman, Leonid, Leningrad, (2) 3x5, b/w 1969
61 75 Lurie, Emanuel, Judith, Anna and Bella, (2) 4x6 b/w mat w/negative undated undated
61 76 Mai, Arkady V. and Helena, Moscow, 3x5, color 1979
61 77 Mendeleyev, Oscar and Family, Moscow, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1979
61 78 Minnesota-Dakotas Action Committee for Soviet Jewry, Michele Bix (?), chairperson, 4x4, color, polaroid undated
61 79 Mrazek, Rep. Bob (R-NY), Fast and Prayer Vigil on Capitol steps, 5x7, b/w, glossy 1986
61 80 Murzhenko, Lubov and Family, (3) 5x7, b/w, glossy undated
61 81 Naftalin, Micah H., at UCSJ Annual Meeting, 8x10, b/w, glossy 1989
61 82 Oleynik, Elena with Hatina Elbert and Sergei Rothstein, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1980
61 83 Ostrovksy, Zinovy Y. and unidentified, Leningrad, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1980
61 84 Ovsishcher, Lev, Minsk, 3x5, b/w, mat 1981
61 85 Ozerov, Evgeny, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1981
61 86 Palanker, Vili, Yerevan: Dimitri, Vili, and Evgeny with unidentified tourist, 3x5, color; Eugenia Palanker with unidentified woman, 3x5, color; and unidentified man and woman, 3x5, color undated
61 87 Paritskaya, Shinsky and Yuri with Mark Kotlyar (?), Kiev, October 1989, 4x6, color. 1989
61 88 Paul, Lisa and Bill Taylor, discussing medical condition of Inna Meiman, 5x7, b/w, glossy 1986
61 89 Pilnikov, Valery, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 90 Podolsky, Roman, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 91 Podrabinek, Alexander (Sasha), 3x5, b/w, glossy 1981
61 92 Podrabinek, Kirill, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1981
61 93 Popov, Lev, Alla and Leonid, Moscow, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1980
61 94 Rabinovich, Naum, 4x5, b/w, mat. undated
61 95 Rakhlenko, Yakov and Family, Moscow, 3x5, b/w, glossy, March 13, 1979; and 3x5, color undated, 1979
61 96 Ramin, Stanislav, 3 years old, 5x7, color 1991
61 97 Raskin, Aaron and Fanya, (2) 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 98 Rosenstein, Grigory, 1977, 5x7, b/w, glossy 1977
61 99 Rosenstein, Natalia, 1977, 5x7, b/w, glossy 1977
61 100 Rososky, Victor and Sophie, Moscow, 1980, 3x5, color 1980
61 101 Rozenthal, Zigmund, Era and Roman, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 102 Ruzer, Alla, Moscow, December 1979, 4x5, b/w, mat. 1979
61 103 Ryvkin, Boris, Leningrad, April 1981, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1981
61 104 Schvartzman, David, Moscow, 5x7, b/w, glossy 1979
61 105 Shakhovskaya, Berta with Leonid, Alla and Pavel Praisman, Moscow, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 106 Shaknovsky, Zeev, Moscow, 1977, 5x7, b/w, glossy 1977
61 107 Shapiro, Naomi and Israel, (2) 10x12, b/w, glossy; and postcard undated
61 108 Dedication of Anatoly Sharansky Steps at the Isaiah Peace Wall, 1981, 4x7, b/w, mat.; and 4x4, b/w, mat. 1981
61 109 Demonstration for in New York, 3x5, b/w, mat. undated
61 110 SSSJ Demonstration for at Moscow Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall, 1979, 4x5, b/w, glossy 1979
61 111 SSSJ Run For Freedom, 4x6, b/w, mat.; and unidentified man, 4x6, b/w, mat. undated
61 112 Demonstration at Soviet U.N. Mission, 1984, 4x5, b/w, mat. 1984
61 113 Ida Milgrom with Dr. Alla Drugova, wife of Dr. Joseph Begun at Moscow Synagogue, 1978, 3x5, b/w, mat. 1978
61 114 Sharansky, Avital with Rabbi Avraham Weiss and Eli Saddan, 1982, 4x6, b/w, mat. 1982
61 115 Sharansky, Avital shaking hands with unidentified woman opposite Soviet Embassy, November 1985, before Summit, 5x7, b/w, glossy 1985
61 116 Sharansky, Avital speaking outside International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Technical, Salaried and Machine Workers, AFL-CIO Washington, D.C., (4) 5x7, b/w, glossy undated
61 117 Sharansky, Avital, 8x10, b/w, glossy undated
61 118 Shmayevitch, Yakov, Moscow, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 119 Shnirman, David, 4x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 120 Shostakovsky, Ilya and Olga, Leningrad, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 121 Shubov, Lev and Family, Leningrad, April 1981, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1981
61 122 Slepak, Maria 3x5 b/w mat August 1980; 3x5 b/w mat January 1981; and 3x5 b/w mat undated undated, 1981
61 123 Slepak, Vladimir 3x5 b/w mat August 1980; 3x5 b/w mat January 1981; and 3x5 b/w mat undated undated, 1981
61 124 Smelyansky, Emanuel and Family, Moscow, December 1976, 4x6, b/w, glossy 1976
61 125 South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry: Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Sandberg presenting Case Histories of Separated Soviet Families to Mr. and Mrs. James Watt July 1983 5x7 b/w glossy. 1983
61 126 Stolar, Abe, postcard, b/w; and postcard of Julia Stolar and Sara, b/w undated
61 127 Stolar, Abe, March 13, 1979, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1979
61 128 Stolar, Abe With Family, Moscow, December 1978, 4x4, b/w, glossy 1978
61 129 Taratuta, Aba--description states "Taratutas Shapiros", May 1980, 4x5, color 1980
61 130 Tarnopolsky, Yuri, postcard, b/w undated
61 131 Terlitsky, Mark, Svetlana and Olga Moscow March 13, 1979, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1979
61 132 Tiempkin, Marina, unidentified man and Sen. DeConcini (?), June 15, 1982, 8x10, b/w, glossy 1982
61 133 Tkach, Natan D. and Etya B. Podgorskaya, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 134 Tokar, David, 3x5, b/w mat. undated
61 135 Tufeld, Izolde, 3x5, color; 3x5, b/w, glossy November 1981
61 136 Tufeld, Vladimir and Izolde, Happy New Year card in Russian, November 30, 1982 with 2x3 photo, b/w, glossy 1982
61 137 Tufeld, Vladimir and Izolde with Boris and Esfir Orlov, Moscow, May 1978, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1978
61 138 Tufeld, Igor and Natasha, wedding pictures, 8x10 b/w glossy; (2) 5x7 b/w glossy; and 4x6 b/w glossy undated
61 139 Tufeld, Vladimir in hospital bed (?), (2) 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 140 Tufeld, Vladimir and Izolde with unidentified, (3) 3x5, color; and 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 141 UCSJ Annual Meeting, September 1980, Father Drinan with unidentified, 8x10, b/w, glossy 1980
61 142 UCSJ Annual Meeting, September 1981, (2) contact sheets with IDs 1981
61 143 UCSJ Annual Meeting, September 1984, (20) 3x5, b/w, glossy 1984
61 144 UCSJ Annual Meeting, September 1984, (4) 3x5, color 1984
61 145 UCSJ Annual Meeting, September 1984, (33) contact sheet 1984
61 146 Levitsky, Melvyn, 8x10, b/w, glossy. 1984
61 147 Congressional Briefing 1983, (5) 4x6, b/w, glossy 1983
61 148 Vainzblit, Ilya, Ina and Eugene, Moscow, July 1981, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1981
61 149 Vasserman, Grigory I. and Liza, Leningrad, 1981, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1981
61 150 Vassilevsky, Anatoly, Natalia and Hannah, Moscow, (2) 3x5 color undated
61 151 Vilensky, Vulf, Vilnius, February 1977, 3x5, b/w, glossy. 1977
61 152 Vinnick, Vladimir and Emma, Vilnius, 1981, 3x5, b/w, glossy 1981
61 153 Wasserman, Grigory I., Leningrad, 1985, 4x4, b/w, mat. 1985
61 154 Yakir, Yevgeniy and Rima with Yuri Fishman, (2) 3x5, b/w, glossy; and postcard undated
61 155 Yelistratov, Viktor and Batsheva, 3x5, b/w, glossy, Moscow 1978; and postcard undated, 1978
61 156 Zade, Vladimir (Volodia) D., 3x5, color (badly faded) undated
61 157 Zelichonok, Roald and Galina, (3) 3x5 color prints of documents in Russian undated
61 158 Zisels, Joseph, 3x5, b/w, glossy undated
61 159 Zunshine, Zachar, postcard undated
Box Folder Title Date
62 1 Slides: B'nai B'rith International, 17 Slides 1971
62 2 Slide Show: "Children's Tale", The Soviet Jewry Education and Information Center in Jerusalem, 58 Slides undated
62 3 Slide Show: Congressional Wives With Flowers at Soviet Embassy, 35 Slides 1986
62 4 Slide Show: "Refuseniks: Heroes of History", Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, 109 Slides undated
62 5 Slide Show: "Refuseniks: Their Faces, Their Fate", Chicago Action for Soviet Jewry, 84 Slides undated
62 6 Yuri Semenovsky--"Otkaz", Moscow, Microfilm 1989
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Part 2, Series IX: Oversize Materials, undated, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1987.
English, Russian, Yiddish.
MAP1 Folder.
Scope and Content:

Series IX consists of Soviet propaganda posters, and the Soviet Jewry Movement posters.
Box Folder Title Date
MAP1 1 Poster: Action for Soviet Jewry, Inc.--"Free Soviet Jews Before They're Extinct", 11x17 1984
MAP1 1 Poster: Action for Soviet Jewry, Inc.--"Unable to Leave and Unable to Live as Jews", 18x25 undated
MAP1 1 Poster: Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith in cooperation with the National Conference on Soviet Jewry (NCSJ). "Soviet Jewish Prisoners of Conscience." Calendar, shows photos of (12) POCs, includes their birthdays, 18x24 undated
MAP1 1 Poster: Begun, Yosef. "Free Yosef Begun", 20x33 undated
MAP1 1 Poster: Berman, Dmitri, 16x20 undated
MAP1 1 Posters: "Mr. Gorbachev, Before You Talk Arms, Let's Talk Bodies" - march and rally for Soviet Jews Pre-Summit Sunday, December 6, 1987, (2) 1987
MAP1 1 Posters: POCs/Refuseniks, (2) Posters with photos of (19) POCs/Refuseniks. Their names are in English, text of poster is in Hebrew, 19x27 1984
MAP1 1 Posters: POCs/Refuseniks, (2) Posters with photos of (16) POCs/Refuseniks. Their names are in English, text of poster is in Hebrew, 19x27 1984
MAP1 1 Posters: POCs/Refuseniks, (6) Posters, text in Hebrew, 19x27 undated
MAP1 1 Poster: Russian Anti-Zionist Propaganda Poster, shows $'s, like tentacles of an octopus, coming out of a bank vault and turning into Zionists, 19x26 1981
MAP1 1 Poster: "Avital: If, in my freedom, I do not speak for those who have been silenced, who will bear witness", 18x24" 1984
MAP1 1 Poster: "Student Coalition for Soviet Jewry: 15th Annual SCSJ Lobby February 10-12, 12x18" 1991
MAP1 1 Poster: "Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry (SSSJ)--"Link US-USSR Trade with Emigration", 17x22" undated
MAP1 1 Poster: "Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry (SSSJ)--"Magarik, Alexi. Refusenik--Trapped in Russia!", 13x20" undated
MAP1 1 Poster: "Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry (SSSJ)--"No Trade, No Aid Till Soviet Jews Are Free", 17x22" undated
MAP1 1 Posters: "Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry (SSSJ)--"Remember Soviet Jews Every Day!" calendar, Sept. 1980-Sept. 1981, (2), 17x22" 1980
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