Samoilov Eduard Vladimirovich

Definition: Soviet and Russian political scientist, journalist, dissident.
Years of life: 1950-2010
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Genus. in Uzbekistan, grew up in Tajikistan. He worked as a worker in geological exploration, a basketball coach, and a sports instructor at a factory. In 1971, he entered the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University and independently began studying the rise to power of Joseph Stalin. The result was a book written about fascism. 05/08/1975 arrested by the KGB and charged under Article 70 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (“anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda”) for attempting to transfer to the West a book about the political struggle in the USSR in the 1920-1960s. In August-September 1975, he was declared insane at the Serbsky Institute and sent for compulsory treatment to a special mental hospital in Tashkent. After his release in April 1979, he lived in Kokand. He was reinstated at the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University, from which he graduated in 1982. Despite the risk of re-arrest, he continued political science research and by 1982 developed a general theory of totalitarian (fascist) systems, first published in 1992 in the book “The Fuhrers. General theory of fascism" (the second expanded edition was published in 1993).
After graduating from the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University in 1982, he settled in Kaluga, where he worked first in a large-circulation factory newspaper, then in a regional youth newspaper. In 1987, he moved to Obninsk and worked as his own correspondent for Kaluga regional newspapers.
During perestroika, he achieved a review of his 1975 criminal case and his complete rehabilitation.
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Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Самойлов Эдуард Владимирович
1. Biographical information about Samoilov E.V. in his book "The Fuhrers", book I "The General Theory of Fascism", 1993.
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1993
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Убожко Лев Григорьевич
2. Brochure of the Conservative Party "How I became a dissident", author Ubozhko L.G., 1988-1991. (attached file)
Pamphlet of the Conservative Party "How I Became a Dissident", author LG Ubozhko, 1988-1991 (18 sheets, original). , pdf
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Altunyan Genrikh Ovanesovich, Amalrik Andrey Alekseevich, Belov V., Borodin Leonid Ivanovich, Brokaw Tom, Bukovsky Vladimir Konstantinovich, Vasiliev V.V., Velikanova Tatyana Mikhailovna, Ginzburg Alexander Ilyich, Gorbachev Mikhail Sergeevich, Grigorenko Petr Grigorievich, Grigoryants Sergey Ivanovich, Yeltsin Boris Nikolaevich, Zhukov G., Ignatenko M., Kozhin V.V., Kozlov Andrey G., Konetsky Viktor Viktorovich, Koryagin Anatoly Ivanovich, Lashkin Vadim (Vladlen) Ivanovich, Litvinov Pavel Mikhailovich, Lunts Daniil Romanovich, Maksimov V., Marchenko Anatoly Tikhonovich, Medvedev Zhores Alexandrovich, Medvedev Roy Alexandrovich, Milekhin G., Morozov Georgy Vasilievich, Mukhin A., Novikov A., Ogurtsov Igor Vyacheslavovich, Orlov Yury Fyodorovich, Petrashov I.F., Petrov N., Plyushch Leonid Ivanovich, Podobed V.S., Podrabinek Alexander Pinkhosovich, Purtov Ivan Vasilievich, Raskolnikov (Ilyin) Fedor Fedorovich, Rozhdestv Vladimir Pavlovich, Samoilov Eduard Vladimirovich, Sakharov Andrey Dmitrievich, Sinyavsky Andrey Donatovich (Abram Tertz), Slavsky Efim Pavlovich, Solzhenitsyn Alexander Isaevich, Taltse Margarita Feliksovna, Tendryakov Vladimir Fedorovich, Topolev R., Ubozhko Lev Grigorievich, Ustinov G., Khodakov N., Churbakov, Sharansky Anatoly (Natan) Borisovich
1988 - 1991