Soviet Dissent: Contemporary Movements for National, Religious, and Human Rights

Frontmatter
PREFACE (page vii)
Introduction: Soviet Dissent (page 3)
I THE MOVEMENTS FOR SELF-DETERMINATION
    1. The Ukrainian National Movement (page 21)
    2. The Lithuanian National Movement (page 60)
    3. The Estonian National-Democratic Movement (page 86)
    4. The Latvian National-Democratic Movement (page 97)
    5. The Georgian National Movement (page 106)
    6. The Armenian National Movement (page 121)
II THE MOVEMENTS OF DEPORTED NATIONS
    7. The Crimean Tartar National Movement (page 137)
    8. The Meskhi Movement (page 160)
III THE MOVEMENTS FOR EMIGRATION
    9. The Soviet German Emigration Movement (page 167)
    10. The Jewish Emigration Movement (page 175)
IV THE MOVEMENTS FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
    11. The Evangelical Christian Baptists (page 201)
    12. The Pentecostalists (page 215)
    13. The True and Free Seventh-Day Adventists (page 232)
    14. The Russian Orthodox Church (page 244)
V THE MOVEMENT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
    15. Emergence of the Human Rights Movement (page 267)
    16. The Communication Network of Dissent and the Pattern of Suppression (page 283)
    17. The Human Rights Movement During Détente (page 318)
VI THE MOVEMENT FOR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE
    18. The Movement for Social and Economic Rights in the Soviet Union (page 401)
VII THE RUSSIAN NATIONAL MOVEMENT: Consequences of the Human Rights Movement
    19. The Russian National Movement (page 431)
CONCLUSION (page 449)
NOTES (page 457)
INDEX (page 495)