Mr. Speaker. during our trip to the Soviet Union. we met a remarkable woman by the name of Nadezhda Fradkova. She had recently been released from a mental hospital where she had been subjected to torture and drug abuse. I am pleased to report that Nadezhda Fradkova is now in Israel. having arrived in June. After almost 10 years of being denied permission to emigrate. the Soviets changed their minds and allowed her to leave. However. the story of her plight was a very moving one to me as I am sure it was to you. With your permission. I would like to submit to our colleagues a copy of a letter she handed to you while we were in Moscow.
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