Interview with Gen. Hryhorenko Item Info
Interview with Gen. Hryhorenko
What were your impressions from your lunch with President Regan at the White House with other human rights activists from the Soviet Union?
00:00:02During the lunch, did you raise the question of human and national rights in the Soviet Union, especially in Ukraine?
00:01:34What other topics or questions were discussed during the lunch?
00:03:36Did you raise the issue of the imprisonmentn of members of the Helsinki Groups in Ukraine and elsewhere?
00:06:11These were cordial conversations?
00:06:42As the head of the foreign representation of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group, could you give an overview of the current state of the human rights movement in Ukraine?
00:07:56Regarding the publication of the book "In the underground, one can meet only rats…", what prompted you to write this book?
00:10:32Where did you write it?
00:15:37- Creator:
- Voice of America
- Date Created:
- 1982-05-11
- Description:
- Unedited interview with General Hryhorenko recorded at the Voice of America studios.
- Source collection:
- Stefan Maksymjuk audio recordings
- Source Identifier:
- UHEC_MA_2016.28RL082
- Type:
- sound
- Format:
- audio/mp3
- Languages:
- Ukrainian
- Form:
- Interviews
- Interviewer:
- Kulii, V.
- Interviewee:
- Grigorenko, P. G. (Petr Grigorʹevich)
- Preferred Citation:
- "Interview with Gen. Hryhorenko", Stefan Maksymjuk audio recordings (UHEC_MA_2016.28RL082), Ukrainian History and Education Center Archives
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