original_query: What are the peculiar notions about law and freedom of information that have become established in certain Soviet organizations?
query: What are the peculiar notions about law and freedom of information that have become established in certain Soviet organizations, according to the editors of A Chronicle of Current Events?
answer: The editors of A Chronicle of Current Events stated that the difficult conditions under which the publication was produced stemmed from peculiar notions about law and freedom of information that had become established in certain Soviet organizations.