Volume 35, Number 19 · December 8, 1988
Soviet Psychiatry: A Message from Moscow
By Alexander Podrabinek, Peter B. Reddaway, Translated by Andrew Meier
The address that follows is a slightly condensed version of remarks recently made by Alexander Podrabinek on videotape in Moscow. Their intended audience is the world psychiatric community and all doctors and laypeople who are concerned about the perversion of psychiatry for political purposes. The tape was shown on October 14, 1988, at a symposium of the International Association on the Political Use of Psychiatry held in Washington, DC, during, but separately from, a conference of the World Psychiatric Association. The WPA refused to allow the symposium to be part of its program.
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