Contents

• The Soviet Union seeks world domination / Harold Rood
• The Soviet Union does not seek world domination / Vladimir Zamkovi
• Soviet internationsl involvement is purely humanitarian / Nikolai Sedov
• Soviet international involvement is self-serving / Richard N. Perle
• Soviet influence is expanding in Latin America / Timothy Ashby
• Soviet influence is not expanding in Latin America / The Center for Defense Information
• The Soviet system guarantees basic human rights / Leonid Kazinov & Yaroslav Renkas
• Soviet human rights are undermined by corruption / Konstantin Simis
• Soviet human rights violations must be tolerated / Theodore H. Von Laue
• Soviet human rights violations should remain a concern / Mikhail Tsypkin
• Soviet women have full equality / Galina Sukhoruchenkova, interviewed by Lyudmila Zabavskaya
• Soviet women do not have full equality / David K. Willis
• Soviet Jews are repressed / Roger Pilon
• Soviet Jews are not repressed / Florence Fox
• The Soviet economy is healthy / Gennady Kobyakov
• The Soviet economy is in crisis / Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
• The Soviet economy is improving / Abel Aganbegian
• The Soviet economy is not improving / Paul Kennedy
• The Soviet economy is undergoing economic reform / Mikhail Gorbachev
• Soviet economic reform is a myth / Lawrence Minard, Peter Brimelow & Seweryn Bialer
• The Soviet Union has been a model for Eastern Europe / Marian Orzechowski
• The Soviet Union has stifled Eastern Europe / Ladislav Hejdánek
• Soviet domination harms Eastern Europe’s economies / Herbert J. Ellison
• The Soviets do not dominate Eastern Europe’s economies / Vyacheslav Sychev, interviewed by Vladimir Ganin
• The Soviets have destroyed Polish freedom / Timothy Garton Ash
• The Soviets have protected Polish freedom / Mike Davidow
• The Soviet system embraces glasnost / Mikhail Gorbachev
• The Soviet system will not allow glasnost / Robert L. Pfaltzgraff Jr.
• Glasnost is a public relations ploy / Vladimir Bukovsky
• Glasnost is not a public relations ploy / Julius Jacobson