Contains two articles in English about dissidents in Czechoslovakia and about scientists in Czechoslovakia. This folder contains a list of international agreements and covenants dealing with self-determination.

Contains reports in English about Czechoslovak opposition, a copy of an open letter against arresting of non-conformist musicians, a leaflet by Amnesty International concerning the same topic, and other articles and reports dealing with the Communist regime. There is an article about the social impact, in France, of the television screening of the movie "The Confession" about Communist leader Artur London's trial and torture by the Czechoslovak secret police.

Newspapers articles on the contents of Charter 77, the arrest of the signatories, and world reactions.

Includes a Czech version of Charter 77, articles from newspapers, and reports and letters dealing with conditions in Czechoslovakia after the issue of the charter.

Includes newspapers, reports, and letters dealing with Charter 77 and the reaction of the U.S. Congress.

Contains news from press agencies and radio stations, articles, and letters. In Czech and English.

Includes "The Features and News from behind the Iron Curtain" by Josef Josten, articles on Charter 77 and its signatories, reaction in the world, various proclamations, documents regarding the death of Jan Patocka, and police actions during his funeral.

Contains articles, reports from press agencies, radio stations and TV stations along with information on the Czechoslovak philosopher, Jan Patocka, and letters from Charter 77 signatories to Czechoslovak authorities.

Contains articles, letters, and documents from Czechoslovakia dealing with information about political emigration as a consequence of signing Charter 77, signatories repression, official documents of Charter 77, and letters to the Czechoslovak President.

Contains news, articles, documents, and letters on a lecture by a Czech immigrant in Vienna, Austria, and on relations between the Czechoslovak officials and the Charter.

Contains articles, news, petitions, documents, open letters, a feature article by Vaclav Havel, and documents on political trials in Czechoslovakia.

Includes materials on political trials and on the Czechoslovak Committe for the Defense of the Unjustly Prosecuted (VONS).

Contains information on the Railroaders' Ball, the arrest of Charter signatories, judicial trials against dissidents, letters to Czechoslovak officials, and attacks on the advocates of the dissidents.

Details the experience of a foreign journalist expelled from the country.

Contains information on the occupation of Czechoslovakia by Soviet troops, an open letter to Kurt Waldheim, and the question of "getaways" from Czechoslovakia.

About trials of dissidents and information on Charter 77 activities.

Contains a report on the activities of Charter 77 against the discrimination of the Roma people in Czechoslovakia.

Includes information on self-determination of dissidents and on political prisoners in Czechoslovakia.

Contains documents on Charter 77, underground culture and Czechoslovak officials, and the limitation of civil rights in Czechoslovakia.

Information on the Otta Bednarova trial, extracts from the U.S. Congressional Records, and information on the economic situation in Czechoslovakia.

Contains articles from exile Czechoslovak newspapers, from other foreign newspapers, and extracts from the U.S. Congressional Record.

Materials on Czechoslovak problems related to the Helsinki Treaty, police repressions, and repression against Catholics.

Includes information on the Czechoslovak dissident trials and on the trials of six VONS members.

Articles covering the trials of six VONS members and a list of arrested people.

Contains materials on Charter 77 and civil rights.

Information on Charter 77 and world reaction to it, Soviet annexation of Afghanistan, information on trials of Charter 77 members, and news from the prisoner's relatives to their friends on topics such as prison conditions.

Contains information on an "underground university" involving lectures provided by dissidents, reflections on the Helsinki Treaty, an issue of Londynske Listy dealing with Charter 77, and Radio Free Europe broadcasts on Charter 77 and on trials of its members.

Includes information on the "underground university" and a list of new signatories of the Charter.

Contains documents of the Czechoslovak National Council of America, descriptions of the interrogations, amnesty requests, a letter from U.S. Senator Bob Dole to the President of Czechoslovakia regarding civil rights.

Contains a letter from Charter 77 to President Gustav Husak, information on political trials, documents of the Czechoslovak National Council of America, and a list of unjustly convicted people.

Includes a demand for the release of ill prisoners, documents on Charter 77, and various articles.

Contains information on political trials, articles from Listy, information on the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, and a short presentation of dissident groups in Czechoslovakia.

Contains letters, articles, and papers dealing with Charter 77, its activities, members, and ideas, and the reaction on Charter 77 in the world press, including documents and letters of several Czechoslovak exile groups, information on the spokesmen of Charter 77, Czechoslovak participation on the exhibit of contemporary art in Michigan, and "Czechoslovakia, Human Rights and Madrid" by H. Gordon Skilling.

Includes information on Charter 77, lists of arrested people, articles in English.

Proclamations on Charter 77, information on repression, and extracts from U.S. Congressional records.

Includes letters and documents of Czechoslovak exile groups, reactions toward the situation in Poland, and information on political trials.

Contains court documents dealing with trials of Charter 77 members, open letters, and proclamations.

Contains documents, letters, articles, and proclamations from Charter 77 and the Czechoslovak National Council of America, a letter from Hajek to the General Public Prosecutor of Czechoslovakia, and a letter from Faltus to UNESCO.

Includes "On Human Rights Violations around the World" by Richard Schiffer, Charter 77 documents, "Human Rights Issues in US Relations with Romania and Czechoslovakia."

Contains demands for release of political prisoners, an update on the status of political prisoners in Czechoslovakia, and letters to Czechoslovak officials.

Contains materials concerning Skupina Revolucni Akce (SRA), a revolutionary action group, political opposition in Czechoslovakia from Radio Free Europe, and on "the underground church."

Contains letters to various Czechoslovak and foreign officials and information about a conference in Madrid.

Contains demands of release of prosecuted people, correspondence with the Polish Solidarity movement, and information from Amnesty International on writers and news media professionals.

Contains annual human rights report on Czechoslovakia and a list of new signatories of Charter 77.

Contains documents compiled by Vilem Precan on human rights in Czechoslovakia, and on "state security."

Includes newspaper articles, lists of seized books and other works, and an interview with Vaclav Havel, in English, after release from prison due to health concerns.

Contains documents dealing with the activities, members, and problems of Charter 77, including information on political trials and a list of published materials of Charter 77.

Contains information on political prisoners, an interview with Vaclav Havel, and education persecutions.

Contains Charter 77 documents and information on trials with members of the Catholic Church.

Contains documents relating to a Czechoslovak law on education and schools and on trials.

Contains documents from the Czechoslovak National Council of America, and from political trials and release demands.

Contains letters, articles, and news, in both Czech and English, concerning Charter 77 members and ideas, a 1984 report on the situation in Czechoslovakia to the U.S. Congress, and a publication titled "Human Rights in Czechoslovakia: The Documents of Charter 77" by the U.S. Congress, (1988).

Contains articles on complaints against repressions and the situation in Czechoslovakia.

Includes information on political prisoners in Czechoslovakia.

Includes information on Czechoslovak economic development.

Contains materials on human rights in Czechoslovakia.

Deals with Charter 77 and Czechoslovakia.

Materials on the proclamation of the Association of Sciences and Arts (SVU), a Czechoslovak emigrant organization, on Charter 77 and the peace movement.

Reports on the humanitarian provisions of the Final Act of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe

Articles on the Prague Spring of 1968, including "Pillars of the Socialist-Democratic Economic System" by Ota Sik, "International Connections and Consequences of the Prague Spring" by Jiri Pelikan and "The Prague Spring of 1968" and "The Current Crisis of the Soviet-style Political Systems" by Zdenek Mlynar. In French

Includes a report on the implementation of the Helsinki Final Act by the U.S. State Department.

Reports of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe on the Final Act of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe and on Czechoslovakia.

Information on human rights in Czechoslovakia and a letter on the Helsinki accords.

Includes letters from Faltus as Liaison Officer of the Council to different organizations and U.S. representatives dealing with Charter 77 and civil rights in Czechoslovakia.

Information on Charter 77 and human rights violations, including a complete English translation of the Charter 77 declaration.

Documents covering Charter 77, complaints to state authorities, essays on human rights in Czechoslovakia and Eastern Europe, interviews, and biographies.

Documents in Czech on Charter 77 representatives, on complaints to state authorities, human rights in Czechoslovakia and Eastern Europe, interviews, and biographies.

Documents in Czech on Charter 77 representatives, on complaints to state authorities, human rights in Czechoslovakia and Eastern Europe, interviews, and biographies.

Documents in Czech on Charter 77 representatives, on complaints to state authorities, human rights in Czechoslovakia and Eastern Europe, interviews, and biographies.

Documents in Czech on Charter 77 representatives, on complaints to state authorities, human rights in Czechoslovakia and Eastern Europe, interviews, and biographies.

Includes reports of the Economic, Military, Scientific and Technical committees and of the Special Committee on Nuclear Weapons in Europe. In English.

Includes an overview of the Czechoslovak press and articles from Czechoslovak magazines and newspapers covering the Charter 77 movement. In Czech and Slovak.

Includes information on the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe and an article from the Wall Street Journal titled "A Soviet Exile Encounters the New World."

Includes information from Radio Free Europe and the U.S. Congress Committee on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE).

Items from the U.S. Department of State, the Heritage Foundation, and the U.S. Congress CSCE

Articles on academic freedom of Czechoslovak historians and on human rights propositions.

Documents from the Joint Baltic American National Committee, an update on members of the Helsinki groups, reports from the U.S. Congress CSCE, and excerpts from the U.S. Congressional record.

Includes information from the U.S. Congress CSCE conference in Madrid created by the American East European Ethnic Conference, on the members of the U.S. delegation to the conference, and a report for the U.S. Congress titled "Expressing the Sense of the Congress with Respect to the Treatment of Christians by the Union of Soviet Socialistic Republics."

Includes correspondence with the Help and Action Group and a document titled "The Road to Madrid – Developing a Western Consensus of Human Rights," Aspen Institute for Human Studies.

Materials include "Human Rights and Foreign Policy: A Proposal," by W.F. Buckley in Foreign Affairs and "Workers' Rights, East and West; a comparative study of trade unions and workers' rights in Western democracies and Eastern Europe" by the League for Industrial Democracy.

Contains extracts from the U.S. Congressional Record, "Matchbox," an Amnesty International magazine, statements by Max M. Kampelman, Chair, U.S. Delegation, Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, and from Human Rights Quarterly, "Report on the Proceedings of an International Human Rights Teaching Institute," by Morton Sklar and James E. Zorn.

Includes news from "Helsinki Watch," resumes from the U.S. Congress CSCE Conference in Madrid, and a copy of a personal letter from U.S. President Ronald Reagan to Mrs. Papanek, a public member of the U.S. delegation.

Includes information from Amnesty International, the U.S. Congress CSCE, and news from the Polish News Agency.

Includes information from the Madrid Conference, an assessment of the Madrid CSCE follow-up meeting, and texts adopted by the North Atlantic Assembly, The Hague, October 2-7 1983.

Various news and articles, including "Helsinki Retrospective" and "Helsinki, Gdansk, Madrid," by Dante B. Fascell.

News on the Madrid Conference.

Joint letter from U.S. Congress members nominating a Soviet psychiatrist Anatoly Koryagin for the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize.

Includes documents and articles and a copy of selected bibliography on human rights by the Aspen Institute of Humanistic Studies, "The Road to Madrid – Recommendations for U.S. Human Rights Policy."