1987. július (88-97. szám) / HU_BFL_XIV_47_2
mii 24/D ti«U Rwá*«il Str««t , LONDON, WC i ■ UI.O<-4>0 ti 24 • G. Kra »*é 94/1987 (E) 20th July, 1987 The Hungárián Democratic Opposition's Telegram To Cromyko And Corbachev In December last year, as is well known, violent demonstrations took piacé in Alma Ata that claimed two victims. These followed the replacement in Kazakhstan of the Party First Secretary of Kazakh origin with a Russian official. After order had been restored, 271 students were expelled from the university and 800 from the Komsomol. K. Riskulbekov, a construction engineering student, was charged with the murder of a voluntary policeman, and was sentenced to death. 41 membrs of the Hungárián Democratic Opposition have now sent a telegram from Budapest to the President of the Supreme Soviet Praesidium of the Soviet Union and the First Secretary of the Soviet Party asking fór a reprieve fór Riskulbekov. The telegram ran as follows: Dear Mr. Gromyko and Mr. Gorbachev, We ask you to exercise your right of pardon and spare the life of K. Riskulbekov, the Kazakh student who has been sentenced to death. Hungárián public opinion would welcome this as a humán decision that would promote understanding between nations. Éva Ágoston Miklós Haraszti Tamás Perlaki Mária Antalffy Tibor Holczer György Petri György Bence János Kenedi Gyula Póta Antal Bogád János Kis László Rajk Mikolta Bognár György Konrád János Székely Péter Bokros Ferenc Kőszeg Sándor Szilágyi Gábor Bouquet Julianna Mátrai Ottilia Solt Géza Buda Tamás Mikes Miklós Sulyok Gábor Demszky Tamás Molnár József Talata Flóra Fencsik Aliz Mosonyi Gáspár Miklós Tamás Pál Forgács András Nagy Tamás Tóth György Gadó Bálint Nagy Zsigmond Vörös Béla Gondos Róbert Pálinkás Gábor Zrínyifalvi Péter Graváts Géza Perjés, Jr.
