Exit Visa: Détente, Human Rights and the Jewish Emigration Movement in the U.S.S.R. - Shindler, Colin

Clean, tight, unmarked; personal inscription on ffep; several scotch tape stains on back and front pastedowns and facing pages as well as dust jacket flaps; wear to edges and corners; a few small closed tears at edges of dust jacket; good reading copy; In this book Shindler describes the trials and tribulations of the Jewish emigration movement of the 1970s. It highlights attempts by Nixon and Kissinger to bypass the emigration issue, and later Carter's effort to defend human rights and the sad fate of Yuri Orlov's Moscow Committee to monitor violations of the Helsinki Accord in the USSR.
Good in Good dust jacket
Hardcover
Bachman & Turner
1st Edition
1978
London, UK