Article: Stalinist Crimes Hunted in Baltics

Article: Director of KGB Says `Never Again' To Stalinist ...
The Washington Post;  November 5, 1989 ;     700+ words ...KGB chief Vladimir Kryuchkov criticized the role of the secret police during the Joseph Stalin era today and declared that such crimes "must never happen again." In a nationally televised address honoring the 72nd anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution, Kryuchkov also told his Soviet audience that

Article: Gorbachev's Veracity Challenged; Ex-Aide: Boss `Lied' On Kremlin ...
The Washington Post;  January 22, 1993 ;     700+ words ... ... personally acquainted Gorbachev with direct evidence of Stalinist crimes such as the secret territorial agreement with Nazi Germany ... research to trace the most incriminating documents about Stalinist crimes. If Boldin is to be believed, Gorbachev deliberately ...

Article: Secrets and terror as KGB files are ripped open; Letter from ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  March 19, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... however, efforts to hunt down those responsible for Stalinist crimes are in full swing. An Estonian court last month found ... dozens of families to Siberia - the first conviction for Stalinist crimes in the country. Latvia and Lithuania have also achieved ...

Article: Russia's imperial crutches
International Herald Tribune;  November 20, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... from a Putin puppet? Then Mr. Medvedev affirmed that human values were more valuable than state values and declared that Stalinist crimes were a bitter truth whose concealment was equivalent to a falsification of history. All this was done so decisively and ...

Article: Estonians Urge New Freedoms; Popular Movement Seeks Free ...
The Washington Post;  October 3, 1988 ;     700+ words ... ... constitutional guarantees for private property, an end to compulsory military service and the punishment of those responsible for Stalinist crimes. The two-day congress of the Estonian Popular Front was the first such gathering in modern Soviet history to be officially ...

Article: Prisoners of undeclared war.
Knight Ridder/Tribune;  September 14, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... is unlikely to do so in Poland. During that visit to Poland in 2002, he refused to draw comparisons between Nazi and Stalinist crimes, instead suggesting that it might be possible to extend the Russian law on the rehabilitation of victims of Stalinism ...

Article: Why Ukraine must be independent. (special issue: 35th Anniversary ...
National Review;  November 5, 1990 ;     700+ words ... ... estimates that the final count might exceed one thousand. Dr. Ilnicky, and the activists of the Association of Victims of Stalinist Crimes who have risked their lives to make the massacre known, have argued that, in view of the refusal of the Lviv procurator ...