TOC_Sunday, February 17, 1985

Sunday, February 17, 1985

Murzhenko is under surveillance

Ukrainian samvydav document details Soviet Afghan casualties
by Bohdan Nahaylo

Sources say Shcherbytsky will head Soviet delegation to the U.S.
by George B. Zarycky

Chronicle of the Catholic Church in Ukraine
The following excerpts are from Issue No. 3 of the Chronicle of the Catholic Church in Ukraine, an underground publication which made its appearance in January 1984 but has only recently reached the West. Thus far, eight issues have made their way out of Ukraine. The Chronicle is published in samvydav form by the Initiative Group for the Defense of Believers and the Church, which was founded in 1982 to promote the legalization of the Ukrainian Catholic Church, which has been outlawed since 1946. The following translation was prepared for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty by Marta D. Olynyk.

The tragedy of Stebnik
Joint declaration

Russification in Baltic republics is pervasive, yet opposition continues

Soviet authorities sentence Kholmiansky, Hebrew teacher, for weapons possession

Baltic group holds conference

Congress to look into Afghan famine

Provisions for famine commission appear in budget

Church leaders to attend 1985 synod

Press review
Huge Soviet project would reroute flow of rivers

Political move
Siberian scheme
Proposal's progress

Canadian newspapers comment favorably on famine film

Catholics create research institute

Ukrainian Canadians seek government apology for WWI internment

Appeal to former internees

BOOK REVIEW
A disquieting book: "Quiet Neighbors" by Allan Ryan, Former OSI director
"Quiet Neighbors: Prosecuting Nazi War Criminals in America" by Allan A. Ryan Jr. San Diego-New York-London: Harcourt Jovanovich, Publishers, 1984. 386 pp., $15.95.
by Taras Hunczak

EDITORIALS

Doleful document
UNA's 91st

For the record
USSR's human-rights performance: a survey of 1984 trends
This report was prepared by the staff of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe. It is reprinted from the CSCE digest.
CONCLUSION

Anti-samizdat campaign
Further emigration restrictions
Repression of religious activists
Campaign against unofficial groups
Suppression of national, cultural rights

FACES AND PLACES
by Myron B. Kuropas
Ethiopian famine: more than meets the eye

The Washington Connection
from The Ukrainian American Caucus
P.O. Box 23546, Washington, D.C. 20026

Congressional statements
Legislation update

Thomas Hrynkiw: "music is a way of life; it is part of me"
by Marta Kolomayets

Zubar to exhibit during cultural forum

Seminarians turned-gourmet-cooks celebrate Shchedryi Vechir
by Sister Maria

Kulynych announces plans to complete history film

Ukrainian club in California contributes to cultural exhibit

Magazine reports on Soviet disinformation

Rochesterians host Plishka

UCC seeks executive director

UAV post installs 1985 officers

What's in a name: Zaraza Pharmacy

Saskatoon students to host conference

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Wednesday, February 20 - Thursday, February 28