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e Eee, el en ves v7 BY Cok pp. 41-43. _ 34. Lialina, p. 42. Already at the September 1964 plenum the | i ses to devote more effort to establish contact with resister ect te t rou oe and letter contact (BV 6/64, p. 41). ciate ; . The o icial congress report i i printed in an Rnglishdangeuge ao Me Signore 36. BV 6/66, p. 26. 87. Ibid. 88. Ibid., p. 30. . oe below, chapter 8. . Vins in Three Generations of Suffering stresses the capitulati ot ee capitulation after 1929. a BY 6/60, i ae out registration, see below, chapter 8. . Ibid. p. 70. In Russian there is a word pl i j strashnyi (strict), This speaker sharply critici eof ee ie Oblast, I. D. Shavyrin, whe was cate hat Ve eee ee eee 44. Ibid., p. 68. , 45, Ibid., p. 82. ee ie p. 72. . Ibid. p. 60. V. F. Vasilenko argued that th i es gued that the AUCECB recognized its mis- een oe them while the Orgkomitet continued to regard itself as com- 48, Ibid., p. 82. 49. Ibid., p. 60. a ne pp. 46-7. 1. Ibid., N. N. Melnikov of the Ukraine also ; i. Mi e quoted an AUCECB cage eae : caean oe we bow before Him, who alone hone Mt. 9:6) and before a merciful Lord is- takes, inadequacies and sins. ‘For we have sinned much’ Games 313)" v aoa ing not only to admit our mistakes and inadequacies, but also to correct them, that is, to bring adequate fruits of repentance” (p. 89). Cf. BV 1/74, pp. 70-71 me oa a apne The statutes were reprinted in full in ibid, pp. 50-53. meee is right was only confirmed in the 1975 revision of the Soviet legislation 54. They were: A. V. Karev, A. M. Sil’dos (Estoni : A. V. Karev, A. M. ia), P. K. Egle (Latvi eat (Moscow), Jacob Fast (Novosibirsk), A. I. Mitskevick” eatles c ie _ is eae ‘ ae aiatanl dems N.N. aie (Kiev) S, 7 nko (Moscow), I. G. Ivanov. (Moscow), S. P. Fadiukhin (M I. Ta. Kaliuzhnyi (Kiev), A. E. Klimenko (Kuibyshev). je ead ] , A. E. , K. P. Borodinov (Novosibirsk Motorin (Moscow), M.. S. Vashchuk (alin Ate )N. V. : Soar , M.S. , N. V. Kuz menko (Od Vv Kovalkov (Moscow), M. Ia. Rubanenko (Kr: ; d. a ea v v), M. Ta. , D. D. Shapovalov (Khark ae ra ay asno ar) povalov ( arkov) ye SVesihk| aad A. A. Nesteruk (Volhynia), P. A. Dzhaniashvili (Tbilisi) 5, They were: V. T. Mitin (Voroshilovgrad (Estoni rT, grad), Arpad A. Arder (EF, Kriger aceon): L. F. Tkachenko (Moscow), G. T. Bileakov co Dt aay rikevich (Khmel nitskii), V. F. Semenov (Leningrad), Ilia M. Orlov (Moscow) , 56. The Ukrainian representatives were: N. N. Melnikov, I: Ia. Tatarchenko, e ? ’ 226 Soviet Evangelicals Since World War II D. D. Shapovalov, I. Ia. Kaliuzhnyi, V. F. Vasilenko, N. V. Kuz menko (Pente- costal), A. A. Nesteruk (Pentecostal). 57. Jakob Fast, full member, Viktor Kriger, candidate. Kriger had joined the Moscow staff in 1964 following his military service. 58, Presidium members were: I. G. Ivanov, president; A. V. Karev, general secretary; I. I. Motorin, treasurer; A. I. Mick