The Edvard Kocbek Collection is located in the depot of the National and University Library in Ljubljana. It is actually his personal bequest to that same library. Kocbek was the greatest Slovenian poet and writer of the 20^th century, who, as a Christian Socialist, joined the Slovene National Liberation Front under the control of the communists during the Second World War. Due to his divergent opinions about the war and the policies of the new communist regime, immediately after the war he was placed under the surveillance of the secret police (known as the UDBA). After that, he was very soon placed under a kind of public isolation, which implied limited movement and restricted access to intellectual life.

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Hely:
- Ljubljana Turjaška ulica 1, Slovenia 1000
Téma:
Ajánlott tétel:
- Kocbek, Edvard. “Fear and Courage” (radio dramatization by Ivan Buzečan), 1981. Manuscript
- Letter from Mihajlo Mihajlov to Edvard Kocbek, 7 June 1966

Eginald Schlattner Collection at Teutsch Haus Sibiu

Persecuted under communism, Eginald Schlattner emerged after 1989 as one of the most successful writers of the German community in Romania. His personal collection, which contains books, manuscripts, letters, photos and video recordings, reflects his troubled relations with the communist regime.

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Hely:
- Sibiu Strada Mitropoliei 30, Romania
Téma:
Alapítás ideje:
- n.a.
Ajánlott tétel:
- Schlattner, Eginald. Gediegenes Erz, in German, 1956. Manuscript
- Schlattner, Eginald. Tagebuch, in German, n.d. Manuscript

Egon Bondy Collection at the Museum of Czech Literature

This collection of the Czecho-Slovak poet, novelist, playwright, philosopher and “guru” of the Czechoslovak underground, Egon Bondy (real name Zbyněk Fišer, 1930–2007), consists of sources related to the history of the Czechoslovak literary underground and the left-wing opposition to the communist regime.

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Hely:
- Strahovské nádvoří 1, 118 38 Praha 1 - Hradčany, Czech Republic
Téma:
Alapítás ideje:
- 1984
Ajánlott tétel:
- Bondy, Egon. Buddha, 1968. Manuscript
- Bondy, Egon. The Invalid Siblings, 1974. Manuscript

Erich Loest Archive

The archive contains the literary estate of GDR writer Erich Loest. In 1957 he was sentenced to seven years for "counter-revolutionary group formation". After his release, he wrote crime novels and light fiction under a pseudonym. Soon after he was classified as a "negative and hostile" author by the State Security. Loest was completely politically rehabilitated only in 1990. The estate is managed by the Leipziger Land Cultural and Environmental Foundation. The archive contains personal items, manuscripts, notes, the writer's correspondence and Stasi files.

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Hely:
- Leipzig Menckestraße 27, Germany 04155
Téma:
Alapítás ideje:
- 2006
Ajánlott tétel:
- Hand-notated manuscript of the book Prozesskosten [Legal Costs] (2005)
- Letters from the Deutscher Schriftstellerverband [German Writer’s Union] (1961) and the Public Prosecution Office (1958) to Annelies Loest

Exile Collection of Czechoslovak Documentation Centre

The Collection of Czech Exile Literature (1948-1989), contains books of Czech and Slovak forbidden authors, by exile publishers. The collection includes a number of exile periodicals that have been published in the West since 1948.

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Hely:
- Na Zátorách 6, 170 00 Praha 7 - Holešovice, Czech Republic
Téma:
Alapítás ideje:
- 1976
Ajánlott tétel:
- Tatarka, Dominik: Písačky. 1979. Manuscript.