Every Town And Village, Volume-23 Number-08, 1988
A look at the worldwide activities of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) Krsna consciousness Legal in the USSR Moscow After many years of struggle by members of the Krsna consciousness movement in the USSR, Soviet authorities have... read moreThe Persecution Continues
November 7, 1987 marked the seventieth anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. Authorities in the Soviet Union had announced in June that they would grant amnesty to or improve the situation of political and religious prisoners Although the Soviet devotees of Krsna... read more
Remembering the Darker Days
The following interview with Premavati-devi dasi, whose eleven-month-old daughter died in a Soviet labour camp, took place in Moscow in August, 1987 Interviewer: Please tell us something about the practice of Krsna consciousness in the Soviet Union.... read more
A Life Offered to Krsna by Sannyasa Dasa
The only “prisoner of conscience” to die in a Soviet labor camp last year, Sacisuta dasa had led a life of heroic service to Krsna Sannyasa dasa (Suren Karapetyan), a Soviet devotee of Krsna, wrote the following short biography in memory of his heroic... read more