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Friday, September 2, 1983 47
National Shcharansky Day in U.S. Sept. 15
NEW YORK (JTA) —
The National Conference on
Soviet Jewry designated
Sept. 15 as National
Shcharansky Day in recog-
nition of the half completed
sentence served by Soviet
Jewish prisoner of con-
science Anatoly
Shcharansky since his ar-
rest in March 1977.
Activities around the
country will include special
programs in support of
Shcharansky held by state
and local officials, Jewish
community groups and sup-
porters.
NCSJ chairman Morris
Abram pointed out that
Soviet law provides for re-
view and early release of
prisoners. Soviet leader
Yuri Andropov _acknowl-
edged this fact in a letter he
wrote last January to
French Communist Party
head Georges Marchais in
response to Machais' appeal
on behalf of Shcharansky.
In Washington, Sen.
Dennis DeConcini (D-
Ariz.) said that Soviet
leader Yuri Andropov
took a "very hard nosed"
position toward human
rights during a meeting
with nine U.S. Senators
on Aug. 18 in Moscow.
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DeConcini said that
Andropov went over
each of the four cases
with the Senators. He
told them that Sakharov
was "sick" and that he
had written an article in a
foreign magazine which
called on the U.S. to de-
clare war on the Soviet
Union.
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DeConcini, who partici-
pated in the meeting, told
the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency in an interview
here: "We presented a joint
statement there was a dis-
cussion of human rights.
Four particular cases were
mentioned — Andrei
Sakharov, Anatoly
Shcharansky, Uri Orlov
and Raoul Wallenberg. We
also brought to (Andropov's)
attention the reduction in
the number of exit visas for
Soviet Jews."
Continuing, DeConcini
said: "In his response to our
statement, Andropov said
somewhat facetiously that
`it was a lucky day for him
because we had picked such
bad examples.' Then An-
dropov compared dif-
ferences between what
human rights means in the
Soviet Union and our coun-
try.
"He said that the USSR
should not try to make the
U.S. think like it does
on human rights, and that
the U.S. in turn should not
try to make the Soviet
Union come to our
standards. If (Andropov told
the Senators) this con-
tinues, it will never lead to
better relations betwen the
two countries."
ry
The Arizona Senator and
the Soviet leader referred to
Shcharansky as a "spy" and
affirmed that "there will be
no discussion of him until
his prison time is finished."
He also described Orlov as a
spy, De Concini said. As to
Wallenberg, Andropov in-
sisted, according to DeCon-
cini, that the former
Swedish diplomat who re-
scued thousands of Jews
during the Holocaust, is not
in the Soviet Union.
The issue of Jewish im-
migration was also dis-
cussed in the meeting and
Andropov, the Senator said,
tried to show with statistics
from 1945 to 1983 that the
USSR's record on Jewish
emigration was positive.
Andropov claimed that
270,000 Jews have left the
Soviet Union since 1945.
The Soviet leader contended
that about 92 percent of the
applications for exit visas
were approved, DeConcini
said.
The Senator reported that
he met with a number of re-
fusniks in Moscow who ex,
pressed their gratitude for
the support they get from
American Congressmen.
The other members of
the delegation were: Sen.
Dale Bumpers (D-Ark.)
Claiborne Pell (D-R.I.)
Russell Long (D-La.),
Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.),
Howard Metzenbaum
(D-Ohio), Donald Riegle
(D-Mich.), Paul Sarbanes
(D-Md.) and James Sas-
ser (D-Tenn.)
In a related development,
a claim of "Zionist" control
of the U.S. media is made in
a book published in Moscow,
reports the World Jewish
Congress whose Institute of
Jewish Affairs in London
has obtained a copy of the
355-page publication.
"The Truth Against De-
magogy and Lies"
is published in Russian
and is a collection of articles
condemning "imperialism
and its ideological sabot-
age."
Dr. Howard Spier, re-
search officer at the insti-
tute, says "Zionism is at-
tacked in the back by V.
Gan in an article entitled
"How the Tail Wags the
Dog. "
Gan writes that: "It has
been authentically estab-
lished that the New York
Times, Washington Post
and St. Louis Post Dis-
patch, the newspaper
chain of Samuel
Newhouse, the maga-
zines Newsweek, Time,
Vogue and Glamour and
the TV companies CBS,
NBC and ABC are in one
degree or another under
the direct control, or at
least influence, of the
Zionists."
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agan and Secretary of State
George Shultz to include
Soviet Jews on the agenda
of any future discussions
held between the USSR and
the United States, whether
on nuclear disarmament or
trade.
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