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  | | Violations of the Helsinki Accords, Yugoslavia A Report Prepared for the Helsinki Review Conference, Vienna, November 1986 by Mary Jane Camejo, Human Rights, Catherine A. Fitzpatrick, Helsinki Watch Paperback, 51 Pages, Published 1986 by Helsinki Watch, New York ISBN-13: 978-0-938579-77-9, ISBN: 0-938579-77-0 "... writer Rastko Zakic, whose book of aphorisms Crosswords was recently banned, also devotes his time to publishing. In late 1985 or early 1986, police learned that Zakic intended to publish the third edition of Dr. V. Djuretic's book Allies and ..." |
 | | Violations of the Helsinki Accords (East Germany) A Report Prepared for the Helsinki Review Conference, Vienna, November, 1986 (Helsinki Watch Report) by Helsinki Watch Report, Daphne Eviatar, Helsinki Watch Trade Papeback, 43 Pages, Published 1986 by Helsinki Watch Report ISBN-13: 978-0-938579-80-9, ISBN: 0-938579-80-0 "A new group of opposition writers hat emerged, among them Lutz Rathenow, Frank-Wolf Matties Juergen Fuchs and Bettina Wegner. (Matties and Fuchs now liv< in West Germany where they continue to write.) o Rolf Schaelicke, a physicist from Dresden, was sentenced to seven years in prison in December 1984 for " incitement hostile to the state" and "public vilification." He had lent his friends objectionable books such as Solzhenitsyn's G ..." |
 | | After Spring Came Winter by Helsinki Watch, Karel Kyncl, Ivan Kyncl Published 1985 ISBN-13: 978-0-938579-96-0, ISBN: 0-938579-96-7 |
 | | Violations of the Helsinki Accords, Romania A Report Prepared for the Helsinki Review Conference, Vienna, November 1986 by Janet Fleischman, Helsinki Watch 47 Pages, Published 1986 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-0-938579-83-0, ISBN: 0-938579-83-5 "... Institute for Archeology; Vasile Dragut, an art historian; Radu Popa, an archeologist and expert on Romanian medieval culture, Deputy Director of the Bucharest Institute for Archeology; and Aurelian Triscu, a lecturer at the Bucharest School ..." |
 | | Violations of the Helsinki Accords, Hungary A Report Prepared for the Helsinki Review Conference, Vienna, November 1986 by Helsinki Watch, Janet Fleischman Paperback, 40 Pages, Published 1986 by [United States Helsinki Watch Committee ISBN-13: 978-0-938579-81-6, ISBN: 0-938579-81-9 "The work in question was apparently a poem by Gaspar Nagy, "A Boy's Diary," which disparaged Party leader Kadar. The last issue of Tiszatai that appeared was in June 1986. There are fears that the authorities will do to Tiszatai what they did to Mozgo Vilag. i.e., replace the entire editorial board, thereby transforming the nature of the journal. o In mid-March 1985, Gaspar Nagy, an officer of the Union of Writers, was forced to re ..." |
 | | Violations of the Helsinki Accords A Report Prepared for the Helsinki Review Conference, Vienna, November, 1986 (Helsinki Watch Report) by Helsinki Watch Staff, Helsinki Watch Paperback, 33 Pages, Published 1986 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-0-938579-78-6, ISBN: 0-938579-78-9 "[1] Bulgaria -- [2] Czechoslovakia -- [3] East Germany -- [4] Hungary -- [5] Poland -- [6] Romania -- [7] Turkey -- [8] USSR -- [9] Yugoslavia." |
 | | Violations of the Helsinki Accords (Czechoslovakia)) A Report Prepared for the Helsinki Review Conference, Vienna, November, 1986 (Helsinki Watch Report) by Human Rights Watch, Helsinki Watch Staff, Helsinki Watch Trade Papeback, 41 Pages, Published 1986 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-0-938579-79-3, ISBN: 0-938579-79-7 "Children of Charterists are often interrogated about their parents' activities, and then denied educational and employment opportunities. o Ivan Kyncl, the son of Karel Kyncl who is a Charter 77 signatory and author of 63 Days in Dallas, was not allowed to complete his education because of his father's political activity. Ivan Kyncl left Czechoslovakia in 1980 and now works as a freelance photographer in London. o Jan Hajek, the so ..." |