Natan Sharansky Biography

Natan Sharansky has been a spokesman for the human rights movement a prisoner of conscience and leader in the struggle for the right of Soviet Jews to immigrate to Israel. Mr. Sharansky was a founding member of the Helsinki Group which monitored violations of international agreements of different religious and national groups in the Soviet Union. He worked closely with Andrei Sakharov the renowned Soviet human rights activist and kept close contact with foreign media beyond the iron curtain.In 1977 a Soviet newspaper alleged that Mr. Sharansky was collaborating with the CIA. Despite denials from every level of the U.S. Government Mr. Sharansky was found guilty and sentenced to thirteen years in prison including solitary confinement and hard labor. In the courtroom prior to the announcement of his verdict Mr. Sharansky in a public statement said: To the court I have nothing to say

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