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15. SUPPLEMENTS, Documents 19 (number of documents: A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I, J,K, L,M,N,O,P). All of them refer to Document 1, page 3,

point D):

16. Document 19-A.1 page. U.S. Jews hold fire in rift with Netanyahu.

17. Document 19-B.1 page. Arabs seek resumption of U.N. session on Israel.

18. Document 19-C.1 page. Israeli immigrants finding work.

19. Document 19-D.1 page. Ethiopian Jews Riot Over Dumped Blood.

20. Document 19-E. 1 page. A group of children marched along St.-Alexander...

21. Document 19-F. 1 page. A mourner pauses... page 2

22. Document 19-G. 7 pages. We do not need your love, but just stop beating us!

23. Document 19-H. 7 pages. Interview with Jonathan Gefen.

24. Document 19-I. 1 page. The Bungling Bank Robbers of Israel.

25. Document 19-J. 2 pages. Fleeing the Promised Land.

26. Document 19-K. 1 page. Name On the Tombstone.

27. Document 19-L. 3 pages. MAOZ, Messianic Jews Almanac. An urgent call to stop the recent Israeli bill, which could forbade all religions

beside Judaism.

28. Document 19-M. 3 pages. MAOZ, Messianic Jews' Almanac. ONE YEAR IN PRISON FOR POSSESSING A NEW TESTAMENT.

29. Document 19-N. 1 page. MAOZ, Messianic Jews Almanac. AN URGENT CALL FOR PRAYER AND SOLIDARITY: "This bill before the

Knesset would render illegal the possession, production, reproduction, importation and distribution of literature or information, which may

serve to persuade another to change his religious views or affiliations".

30. Document 19-O. 2 pages. MAOZ, Messianic Jews Almanac. A CALL FOR PRAYER AND PROTEST.

31. Document 19-P. 1 page. MAOZ, Messianic Jews Almanac. YOU CAN BE ACTIVE IN THE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM IN ISRAEL.

32. SUPPLEMENTS, Documents 20: from A to K: Israeli visas. (Total number - 11 documents). Refer to Document number 2 (in

Documents, not in Supplements), paragraph 1.16.

33. SUPPLEMENTS, Document 21.

34. SUPPLEMENTS, Document 22.

35. SUPPLEMENTS, Document 23. TORONTO

From Family Gunin, Montreal, November, 1998

Dear Friends!

Please, try to treat this letter as an unusual appeal, not just a desperate cry for help and justice.

In October 1998, the Federal Court of Canada issued a second decision in family GUNIN's appeal. (The 1-st one was positive). That tragic

decision resumed our refugee claim, which took 4 years of our lives.

Let us make a brief description of events, which took place before that sad date.

The head of the family, Lev GUNIN, as all members of the family, was born in Bobruisk, Belarus, ex-USSR. Senseless, ridiculous

coincidences in 1971-72 turned him, a secondary school student, young composer, and advance piano player, into a person, persecuted by

Soviet authorities. They tried to prevent him from entering collegial university studies; however, his persistence and a lucky miracle broke

that wishes circle, and he received first collegial, and then university degrees in music. In spite of that, L. GUNIN could not build a

successful composer's carrier because of persecutions. In the same time, he played a specific role in ex-USSR, Belarus, and other

countries' cultural life. He's the author of novels, stories, poetry, contemporary and electronic music, works in history, essays, musicology,

music history, philosophy, etc. His articles were published in a number of newspapers all over the world.

In 1979-1986, Lev became an object of wide humiliations. He was beaten by somebody, who has links with militia (police) and KGB. The

authorities stood up in defense of the attackers. They persecuted L. GUNIN even more for bringing the attacker to trial. In another incident

he and his brother - they were hunted by two well-coordinated groups: mobsters, and a gang of youngsters. "Hunters" were also leaded by

militia (police). Later brothers GUNIN were interrogated by police /KGB men. Lev's brother Vitaly became a victim of secret medical

manipulations.

L. Gunin has multiple links with the cultural elite, famous personalities and dissidents in Moscow, St. - Peterburg (Leningrad), Vilnius,

Warsaw, and Belarus. He also has connections with the Western journalists in Moscow, and with representatives of the governments of the

Western countries.

1980-s. Because of persecutions L. GUNIN's decided to participate in the dissident movement. There are the main directions of his

dissident activities:

1. Participation in Human Rights movement and links with the most famous human rights activists.