SOVIET ARCHIVES

collected by Vladimir Bukovsky,
prepared for electronic publishing by Julia Zaks and Leonid Chernikhov

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Table of Contents (Menu) (Links to  Russian Titles)	Links to English  Titles
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Introduction   from Web-Masters
Introduction   from Vladimir Bukovsky
Soviet Communist Party (KPSS) and the USSR
1. Ideology and Politics of Soviet Communist Party (KPSS)
1.1  Ideology and Propaganda	1.1 English
1.2  Media: newspapers, radio, TV	1.2 English
1.3 Cultural events, science, economy	1.3 English
1.4  Internal Affairs	1.4 English
2.  KPSS and Terror in the USSR
2.1   Prior to 1975	2.1 English
2.2   1975 - 1991	2.2 English
3.  Suppression of Dissisdents
3.1  1960-1969	3.1 English
3.2  1970-1979	3.2 English
3.3  after 1980	3.3 English
3.4 Sakharov	3.4 English
3.5  Solzhenitsyn	3.5 English
3.6  Use of  Psychiatry for Political Purpose	3.6 English
4.  Perestroika	English
Soviet Communist Party (KPSS) and the World
5.  KPSS and Communist World	5. English
6.  KPSS and Non-Communist World	6. English
7.  Communist Terror in the World	7. English
7.1  Europe, North America	7.1 English
7.2  Asia	7.2 English
7.3 Africa	7.3 English
7.4  Central and South America	7.4 English
8.  KPSS and Peace Propaganda	8. English
9. Some Aspects of Soviet International Politics
9.1  USA	9.1 English
9.2  Soviet invasion of Afghanistan: .	9.2 English
9.3  Poland	9.3 English
9.4  Olympic Games, 1980	9.4 English
Bibliography

Please note that English letters preceding the document numbers mean:

• "CT"  -  documents by Secretariat of Central Committee;
• "P"  -  protocols of  Politburo ;
• No. w/o preceding letter identify  documents from the Central Committee;

In English titles "CP" is  as abbreviation  used for any communist  party.

Structure of  "Soviet Archive" done    by Leonid Chernikhov 
Web-master:  Julia Zaks

All rights for the distribution of the "Soviet Archives" on CD-ROM belong to the "Gratitude Fund"

The Soviet Archive is on the Internet since 02/01/99.

English Translation is in Progress - 2010