Tyurichev Valery Vasilievich

Tyurichev Valery Vasilievich

Genus. in 1947 in Dnepropetrovsk. Higher education, economist. He worked as a store director in Dnepropetrovsk. In 1978 expelled from the CPSU for losing his party card. In 1979 wrote a critical work on the Soviet economy. 04/12/1980 detained in Moscow, manuscript confiscated. In June 1980 transferred his work to the Institute of the USA and Canada, the secretary of the institute invited him to write a dissertation. Having written 700 pages, I sent them to the Institute of Marxism-Leninism, from where I received a negative review. I submitted an application to leave the USSR, but the documents were not accepted. I sent an application to renounce Soviet citizenship and passport to the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. The documents were returned to the Dnepropetrovsk OVIR, where they explained that it was impossible to leave due to the lack of an Israeli call. In July 1980 Summoned to the military registration and enlistment office, placed in a mental hospital, where he stayed until the end of the Moscow Olympics (beginning of August 1980), discharged with a diagnosis of “mentally healthy.” Suspended from work, wife fired. In November 1980 I went out with my family to Red Square with a poster “We want to leave the USSR - why the KGB?” They were detained and sent to Dnepropetrovsk. Arrested on March 16, 1981. During pre-trial detention, he was subjected to a psychiatric examination, which concluded that he was diagnosed with schizoid psychopathy. On August 10, 1981, the court office informed the relatives that nothing was known about the trial date. On August 11, 1981, the same office reported that the trial had already taken place. He was assigned to a special type of psychiatric hospital. The verdict was not handed over to the relatives.
Until May 19, 1982, he was kept in Dnepropetrovsk St. Petersburg, then he was transferred to Smolensk, and was subjected to intensive “treatment” with antipsychotics.