Volume 32, Number 15 · October 10, 1985
The Case of Dr. Koryagin
By Peter B. Reddaway
Fears are mounting that the psychiatrist Anatoly Koryagin is near to death in the notorious jail of Chistopol in central Russia. Letters that have reached the West from his wife and a friend indicate that he is so weak that unless he is given expert medical care he could die at any time.
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