I introduced similar legislation in both the 95th and 96th Congresses. and feel that I have come to know Dr. Gluzman personally over the years. As my "adopted" Prisoner of Conscience. Dr. Gluzman has been to me a model of personal dignity and courage. I am honored to have the opportunity to play a part in working toward his freedom by introducing legislation calling attention to his plight and aiding his release and emigration with his family to Israel. Dr. Gluzmans case goes back to October 19. 1972. when he was found guilty of "antiSoviet agitation and propaganda" and sentenced to 7 years in a labor camp and 3 years in exile.
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