The collection consists of poetry and translations by the anti-Soviet partisan Bronius Krivickas (1919–1952). It comprises of six manuscripts: poems, and translations of Goethe’s poetry by Krivickas, when he was a guerrilla fighter against the Soviet regime.

Location:
- 01109 Vilnius Kražių gatvė 5 , Lithuania
Topics:
- literature and literary criticism
- underground culture
Date of founding:
- 1960
Featured items:
- The 48th Sonnet of Bronius Krivickas

Broņislava Martuževa collection

Broņislava Martuževa (1924-2012) was a poet and participant in the underground resistance to the Soviet regime. The main part of the collection consists of her correspondence after her release from prison in 1956 until 2000, as well as poetry written while she was living underground in 1946-1951 and in a prison camp in Siberia, copies of the handwritten patriotic periodical Dzimtene (The Motherland) of which she participated in the production in 1950 and 1951, and some other items.

Location:
- Rīga Tērbatas iela 75, Latvia 1001
Topics:
Date of founding:
- 1946
Featured items:
- Underground periodical "Dzimtene" (Motherland), May 1950

Béla Balázs Studio Research Archive

The establishment of the Béla Balázs Studio was initiated by young film professionals in 1959, but it was officially founded only in 1961. It served as a training studio for freshly graduated filmmakers, where they could make films that were not produced to be screened. Through its board, which consisted of elected members of the Studio, the BBS enjoyed partial autonomy over the redistribution of the yearly budget. Beginning in the 1970s, they started to involve “outsiders” in the activities of the studio, which became increasingly marked by two parallel tendencies: engaged forms of documentary and experimental analysis of the language of cinematography.

Location:
- 1146 Budapest, Dózsa György út 37.
Topics:
- film
Date of founding:
- 2006
Featured items:

C.A.D.D.Y. Bulletin Collection

The C.A.D.D.Y. Bulletin collection is made up of bulletins issued by the New York-based Democracy International’s Committee to Aid Democratic Dissidents in Yugoslavia (C.A.D.D.Y.) from 1980 to 1992. The bulletin focused on human rights violations. These bulletins illustrate the various ways intellectuals and cultural workers in opposition to the Yugoslav communist regime were persecuted. The C.A.D.D.Y. Bulletin collection is now owned by the historian Srđan Cvetković and is currently stored in his office at the Institute for Contemporary History in Belgrade.

Location:
- Institute for Contemporary History (Institut za Savremenu Istoriju)
  Beograd Trg Nikole Pašića 11 , Serbien
Topics:
Featured items:
- Reports Regarding the Cases of Šešelj and the Belgrade Six, 1985
- Two Years for Poetry - “Đogo Case”, 1981

CNSAS Online Collection

The CNSAS Online Collection (CNSAS – Romanian acronym for the National Council for the Study of the Securitate Archives) illustrates how the communist secret police, the Securitate, conceptualised: (1) oppositional groups and individuals in communist Romania; (2) the forms in which this opposition manifested against the party-state; and (3) the transnational support it received from the exile community and foreign organisations. It also encompasses an impressive amount of invaluable information about the inner mechanisms of the Securitate, its institutional development and relationship with the Communist Party, the use of repression against any form of opposition, and the use of surveillance to avoid the development of oppositional groups and networks during its over forty years of functioning. In brief, this collection offers a comprehensive image of the means and methods used by the communist secret police, the Securitate, to deal with the anti-communist opposition between 1948 and 1989, and the response it received from oppositional groups and individuals.

Location:
- București Strada Matei Basarab 55, Romania 030167
Topics:
Date of founding:
- 2007
Featured items:
- About the relations of the Romanian citizens with some capitalist radio stations. In Securitatea, 41 (1978): 38-49, in Romanian. Article
- Infiltration: Cases of the use of this offensive method of work, in Romanian, 1979. Brochure