US Institute for Peace Survey Miscellaneous Papers – directories, correspondence; Memorandum on the significance of the Vienna and Helsinki agreements to the conviction of Vaclav Havel for violating sections 164 and 156 (a) of the Penal Code of Czechoslovakia; Petition to the Procurator General of the USSR “to protest and to ask the Supreme Court of the RSFSR set aside the conviction of Vladimir Borisovich Lifshitz (June 26, 1986); Memorandum on the significance of the Vienna and Helsinki Agreements to the petrial detention of Jaroslaw Hotowicz, Ryszard Cedrowski and Jolanta Aksiewicz-Kwiatowska on charges of violating the Polish People’s Republic of the Penal Code of Poland (Sep. 30, 1989); newspaper clippings, 1990

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