Dobriansky of Georgetown University before the Subcommittees on International Organizations and Movements and on Europe of the Committee on Foreign Affairs. The professors analysis of d6tente in terms of the nonRussian nations problem in the U.S.S.R. and his treatment of our prospective dilemma in our economic relations with Moscow. deserve studied consideration by our Members. One observation alone should intrigue every Member and others who support detente: In view of the U.S.S.R.s great hunger for capital and time. the emigration concession is a pithy initial price to ask for. Similar insights and perspectives abound in the testimony. which is supported by extensive documentary material that was submitted. The testimony in full text is as follows:
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