Talk:Vazif Meylanov

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Mazanov M M (talk) 18:46, 22 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Activity Mathematician, politician, political prisoner (1980–1989), writer Born May 15, 1940 Makhachkala, Dagestan ASSR, RSFSR, USSR Citizenship Soviet Union, Russia Died January 11, 2015 (aged 74) Makhachkala, Russia Father Sirazhutdin Dzhamalutdinovich Meylanov Mother Patimat Aglarovna Dzhabrailova Wife Elena Glebovna Meylanova Children Delia Meylanova (born 1980) Polina Meylanova (born 1980) Garib Meylanov (born 1992)

Chronicle of Current Events quotes[edit]

The coverage of Meylanov's trial from the Chronicle of Current Events is a mainly a detailed record of the events, and as such does make much sense in the "references by contemporaries" section. It should be incorporated into the article, either as quotes or footnotes. I have removed them from the main article and am copying them here for the time being and for future incorporation into the text. – Nkrita (talk) 13:23, 6 April 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Chronicle of current events covered the activity of Meylanov, his protest against Sakharov’s persecution, his detention, judgment and some details of imprisonment: Meylanov’s detention On January 25 in Makhachkala Vazif Meylanov came to the building of the regional party committee with a banner. A standard typographic banner with the text about the Constitution and human rights was combined with a protest against the exile of Sakharov. Few minutes after the start of the demonstration Meylanov was arrested. After his detention, his apartment was searched. Copies of his claims to official institutions about the attacks on Sakharov in 1973–77 and a letter criticizing the draft Constitution of the USSR (1977) were confiscated. — Chronicle of current events № 56
The trial of Meylanov
From November 25 to December 2, the Supreme Courtf the Dagestan ASSR heard the case of Vazif MEYLANOV (1938 p., Arrested on January 25 - Chr. 56), who is under an accusation under Art. 70 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR. (At first MEYLANOV was accused under Art. 190-1 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR and prosecutors conducted his case, then the article was changed and the case was transferred to the KGB.)
MEYLANOV was incriminated a protest demonstration against the exile Sakharov: 17 minutes Meylanov stood with a banner. (...)
The court sentenced MEYLANOV to 7 years of strict-regime colony and two years of exile. On December 12 the Moscow "Helsinki" group adopted the document № 150 "Sentence to Vazif Meylanov." The document ends with the words: From the very content of the sentence it is clear that Meylanov was punished such severely because of the word expressed orally or in writing thought.
— Chronicle of current events № 60
Chistopol prison (...)
In April 1981 Vazif Meylanov (trial - Chronicle. 60) arrived in Perm Colony 35 (Chr. 63). He immediately refused to work and went on hunger strike, demanding reduction of standards. Therefore, in the colony itself, he spent about a week, the rest of the time (9 months) - in punishment cell. In early 1982, he was sent to Chistopol prison for 3 years. In prison he was under a strict regime for 6 months. (…)
Meylanov was sentenced to 6 additional months of imprisonment for the fight with Koryagin under Art. 112 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR ("intentional light bodily injury or beating").
— Chronicle of current events № 65
Perm colony № 35
There are about 70 people. In late August - early September, A. Sharansky, sitting in the Ward-type room (Chr. 62), had a fainting spell. He was taken to the hospital. In November, he was transferred to Chistopol prison. There are: Pentecostal from Starotitarovskaya Cossack village deacon N. Bobarykin (Chr. 57; arrested in November 1982 .; under Art. 70 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR, he was sentenced to 6 years of strict regime and 5 years of exile; on January 20, 1981 V.Petrov published the article “Slanderous people” about Gorety and Bobarykin in the newspaper "Sovetskaya Kuban") Zinchenko (trial - Chronicle. 61), V. Meilanov (trial - Chronicle. 60), S. Khmara (trial - Chr . 60) and B. Kalep (trial - Chr. 62). In September M.Kazachkov was transferred from Chistopol (Chr. 61, 62).
— Chronicle of current events № 63