This historical document, designated as Document No. 27 and dated October 8, 1979, lists 39 new signatories who publicly declared their support for the Charter 77 manifesto originally issued on January 1, 1977. With these additional signatures, the total number of Charter 77 signatories reached 1017. The document provides a detailed list of individuals alongside their occupations, reflecting the diverse social backgrounds of those involved in the Czechoslovak opposition movement—ranging from laborers and craftsmen to clergy, intellectuals, and students. Notable names among the new signatories include Jan Dus, Lubor Dohnal, and members of the Němec family. Issued by Charter 77 spokespersons Jiří Hájek, Ladislav Hejdánek, and Zdena Tominová, the list was published in the samizdat bulletin 'Informace o Chartě' and later in the exile journal 'Listy.' This record is a vital source for studying the history of anti-communist resistance and the development of civil society during the normalization era in Czechoslovakia. It demonstrates the continued growth and resilience of the movement in the face of state persecution, highlighting how individuals from all walks of life united in the struggle for human rights and legality.