2000_b. 1. Adamatsky Igor. Reduction. [Tale.] B. file 80 sheets. 2. V. Aksenov. Island of Crimea. A photocopy of the ARDIS publication. 1981. Hardcover. 324 p. A5. 3. V. Aksenov. Zazimok. Novel. (fragment) Typescript, not 1st copy. Not stitched. 78 l. A4. 4. Amalrik A. A. Will the Soviet Union survive until 1984? Reprint of the publication of the Herzen Foundation, Amsterdam. 1969. Typescript, not the 1st copy. Bound. 42 l. A4. (Dilapidated state, sheet 41 is missing)

Adamatsky Igor Alekseevich

For participation in the illegal organization of R. Pimenov, which set itself the task of democratizing Soviet society, he was expelled from the institute. Subsequently, he continued his studies at the Faculty of Philology of Leningrad State University (graduated in 1968). Twice (1957, 1971) he was involved in political trials, including as a witness in Pimenov’s trial. He was expelled from the graduate school of the Institute of Literary Literature of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Pushkin House).