Ruch dysydencki w ZSRR i kwestia rehabilitacji Krymskich Tatarów. Mustafa Dżemilew i Andriej Sacharow

Abstract

This project involves discovering how the USSR dissident movement reflected on Crimean Tatar nation struggle for their full political rehabilitation. After Krushev Thaw in 1956 Crimean Tatars started to act more dynamically about their possible comeback to Crimea. Moscow dissident groups were very supportive in these actions. Mustafa Dzhemilev took a very special and symbolic role along with a famous dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1975 Andrei Sakharov, who supported Dzhemilev many times in those actions. This research is based mostly on primary sources including memoirs, published letters and statements of Andrei Sakharov and his wife Elena Bonner in their fight against injustice and breaking human rights by the soviet system towards Crimean Tatar society.