MOSCOW (AP) Fifty years ago, Yuri Fidelgolts was living in forced exile on the Kazakh steppe, the last stop on a decade-long conveyer of punishment including a frigid Siberian prison camp where a guard reminded inmates daily that a step out of line would mean a bullet in the head.

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