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Nors nebuvo filosofų pogrindžio sovietinės Lietuvos organizacijos, Lietuvos dėstytojai ir filosofijos mokslininkai taikėsi prie sovietinės ideologijos ir naudojo legalias formas tam, kad pasiektų kultūrinės opozicijos veiklos tikslų. Lietuvos filosofai suvaidino reikšmingą vaidmenį Sąjūdžio laikotarpiu. Vienas svarbiausių Lietuvos filosofų veikėjų buvo Romualdas Ozolas. Sovietmečiu jis užėmė atsakingas pareigas, kaip LTSR Ministrų tarybos pirmininko pavaduotojo patarėjo, tačiau tuo pačiu metu jis buvo įsitraukęs į įvairias kultūrines iniciatyvas, kurios ėjo toli už tuometinės ideologijos ribų. Būdamas skrupulingas kolekcionierius, Ozolas paliko labai turtingą archyvą, kuris vis dar laukia tyrėjų dėmesio.

The collection contains approximately 68,800 intelligence files produced by the State Security Service of the Republic Internal Affairs Secretariat of the Socialist Republic of Croatia, the civilian security and intelligence service in Croatia in the period from 1946 to 1990. The Service monitored all persons whose activities were assessed as a threat to the state's political and security system. A significant number of files pertain to members of religious communities, political émigrés, participants in the Croatian Spring, as well as other political and intellectual dissidents.

This collection comprises various documents (including trial records) relating to the activities of Alexandru Șoltoianu, a well-known oppositional figure in the Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic (MSSR) in the late 1960s and 1970s. Closely linked to the Usatiuc–Ghimpu–Graur group, Șoltoianu pursued a parallel project of creating a mass nationally oriented anti-Soviet political party known as National Rebirth of Moldavia (Renașterea Națională a Moldovei), to be based upon a broad network of student associations. Șoltoianu’s case files are currently held in the National Archive of the Republic of Moldova (ANRM). These materials were transferred to the ANRM from the Archive of the Intelligence and Security Service of the Republic of Moldova (formerly the KGB Archive). 

The Ante Ciliga Collection is deposited at the Collection of the Old Books and Manuscripts at the National and University Library in Zagreb. It testifies to cultural opposition activities of the Croatian political émigré Ante Ciliga, who made the transition from high-ranking member of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia to an anticommunist and critic of the one party system and the totalitarian form of socialism.