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Oral history interviews with communist party officials, their relatives and dissidents

Approximately 50 hours of oral history interviews with 51 former Soviet dissidents and Communist Party functionaries, or with their relatives. The interviews were conducted in Russia by a prominent Hungarian historian and "sovietologist", professor Miklos Kun. Some notable individuals incl...

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Institution:Open Society Archives at Central European University
Subjects:
[Political Prisioners/Political trials, Military Conflicts and Activities, International Relations, State and Administrative activities, Fascism and Nazism/Fascist and Nazist movements and parties/Anti-fascist movements, Communist movements and parties]
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10891/hu_osa_314-0-2
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Summary:Approximately 50 hours of oral history interviews with 51 former Soviet dissidents and Communist Party functionaries, or with their relatives. The interviews were conducted in Russia by a prominent Hungarian historian and "sovietologist", professor Miklos Kun. Some notable individuals include: Stepan Chervonenko, Ambassador of the Soviet Union to Czechoslovakia in 1968; Alexandr Selepin and Vladimir Semichastnii, former heads of the KGB; Ekaterina Tukhachevskaia, the youngest sister of the Marshall; Iurii Zhdanov, son of Andrei Zhdanov, the Soviet “pope of culture" and Vladimir Bukovskii, the world-famous opponent of the Soviet system Accruals not expected

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