Fifth Annual Grigorenko Reading this Sunday

[Diana Howansky]

You are cordially invited to:

"The Fifth Annual Grigorenko Reading"

The Harriman Institute at Columbia University and the General Petro
Grigorenko Foundation cosponsor the Annual Grigorenko Readings in
honor of the late General Petro Grigorenko, one of the most
prominent human rights activists of the former USSR.

The topic of this year's Reading is the 40th anniversary of the
historic demonstration on Pushkin Square in Moscow on December 5,
1965. This demonstration is widely considered to be a birthday of
the Soviet human rights movement.

This year's Grigorenko Reading panelists will be:

-- Andrew Grigorenko (General Petro Grigorenko Foundation);
-- Mark von Hagen (Columbia University Ukrainian Studies Program;
Harriman Institute);
-- Fr. Leonid Kishkovsky (Orthodox Church in America, Ex-President
of National Council of Churches);
-- Pavel Litvinov (a leading figure of earlier years of the Human
Rights Movement in USSR).
-- Special guest speaker Alexander S. Yesenin-Volpin (a leading
figure of the Human Rights Movement in the USSR who coined the
movement slogan: ‘Respect your own laws’)

As always, the Reading is free and open to the public.

WHEN: Sunday, October 2 at 7pm
WHERE: Room 1219, International Affairs Building, Columbia
University, 420 W. 118th St., New York

For further information about this event, please contact Mr. Andy
Grigorenko at andy_grig at yahoo.com.

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