1988. február (17-31. szám) / HU_BFL_XIV_47_2
Among the signatories of the letter sent to the GDR Council of State were the most famous humán rights activists of five countries. Many of them - especially the Czech signatories - acted as representátivés of an organisation or civil rights group; among them Miklós Duray acting fór the Legal Defense Committee of the Hungárián national minorities. In the Soviet Union Larissa Josifovna Bogoraz, Sergei Adamovics Kovalyov, Yuri Kronopulov and Lev Mihailovics Tyimofeyev signed the letter. The list of Hungárián signatories: Maria Adamik, teacher Ferenc Kőszeg, teacher László Algol, writer-translator Sándor Lezsák, writer Péter Balassa, teacher György Litván, histórián Tamás Bauer, economist Gyula Lugossy, writer Pál Benyó, engineer Imre Mécs, engineer Vilmos Bereczki, engineer Miklós Mészöly, writer Attila Bégány, programming mathematician Ferenc Miszlivetz, sociologist Endre Bilecz, teacher Tamás Molnár, graphic artist Péter Bokros, graphic artist András Nagy, sociologist Gábor Bouquet, skilled worker Jenő Nagy, editor Gáza Buda, semi-skilled worker Lajos Nagy Tamás Cseh, singer László Nagy, lawyer Gábor Czakó, writer Páter Nádas, writer György Dalos, writer Róbert Pálinkás, graphic artist János Dánes, skilled worker Anna Perczel, architect Olga Diószegi, university student Tamás Perlaki, business administrator Zsolt Enyedi, university student Iván Pető, archivist Páter^ Esterházy, writer György Petri, writer Sára Éliás, lawyer Tibor Philipp, translator Elemér Farkas, electrical engineer Sándor Radnóti, critic L. Bertalan Fodor Péter Rácz, writer Jenő Fonay^ engineer Sándor Rácz, tool maker György Gadó, translator István Rév, histórián Éva Gál, histórián László Sárosy^ engineer Bála Gondos, newsagent Magdolna Serfóző, graphic artist I^áter Grawátsch, freelance publicist Ottília Solt, sociologist Ákos Haraszti, mechanical engineer Gyó'rgy Szabad, histórián Miklós Haraszti, writer László Szekeres, photographer Gábor Havas, sociologist Zoltán Szeleczky, research scientist Róza Hódosán, teacher Sándor Szilágyi, critic Tibor Holczer, bookseller László Szörényi, literary histórián Éva Kapitány, outworker Miklós Tamás Gáspár, philosopher Mónika Katay, university student Márton Tardos, economist János Kis, philosopher Antal Tóth Karoly, archivist Imre Kiss Pintér, literary histórián Antal Vásárhelyi, graphic artist Gábor Klaniczay, histórián Judit Vásárhelyi, librarian György Konrád, writer Karoly Vigh, histórián András Kovács, philosopher László Vit, engineer Gyula Kozák, sociologist Csaba Könczöl, critic ___________3__________- 2 -
