Telesin Julius Zinovievich

Genus. in 1933 to Moscow. Human rights activist. He received a mathematical education, worked at the Central Institute of Mathematics and Economics, and was fired. In 1966 he participated in the compilation of a collection of documentary materials on the case of convicted writers A.D. Sinyavsky and Yu.M. Daniel (“White Book”). Signed a letter from 80 people to terminate the trial of A.I. Ginzburg and Yu.T. Galankov (1968), a letter of protest against the condemnation of demonstrators on Red Square (1968), a letter to the Prosecutor General demanding the release of A.T. Marchenko, Yu.L. Gendler, L.V. Kvachevsky and A.M. Studenkova (1969) and others. He was repeatedly subjected to searches with confiscation of documentary materials and property. In 1970 he left the USSR for Israel.