Vladimir Bukovsky

Vladimir Konstantinovich Bukovsky ({{lang-ru|????????? ??????????????? ??????????}}; b. December 30 1942 is a notable former Soviet dissident, author and a human rights activist. He was one of the first to expose the use of psychiatric imprisonment against political prisoners in the USSR. He spent a total of twelve years in Soviet prisons, labor camps and in psikhushkas,

External links

• Bio at The Gratitude Fund
• Faces of Resistance in the USSR: V. Bukovsky. The Andrei Sakharov Archives and Human Rights Center at Brandeis University
• the "Soviet Archives" at INFO-RUSS
• Dissidents, 1970-1979 contain materials concerning activities, arrests and exchange of Bukovsky
• An Open Letter to President G.W. Bush by Vladimir Bukovsky and Elena Bonner (2003-03-27)
• Vladimir Bukovsky's campaign against BBC Bias to abolish the TV licence.
• The West Lost The War: Vladimir Bukovsky (2001)
• A Conversation With Vladimir Bukovsky (2003)
• Conservatives Debate: Is the Threat of Islamic Terrorism More Dangerous to America than Communism Was? By Vladimir Bukovsky, Daniel Pipes, Paul Hollander, and Michael Ledeen

In Russian

• Bio and writings
• Press-conference in Warsaw 1998