001: From the history of the land of Tomsk. From the history of the Tomsk land
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001. 1917-1921. People and power. From the history of the Tomsk land.
Sat. documents and materials / Ed. B. P. Trenina. - Tomsk, 1997. - 352 pp.; Volume. ist. - enlightens, human rights defender. and charitable. Memorial Island and others - Tomsk: [Aquarius], 2000. - 442 pp., 5 pp. adj. - (From the history of the Tomsk land). - Note: Name. decree: p. 406 - 427. - Geogr. decree: s.. - Lists of use. archive. funds: p.
The book is a continuation of a series of documentary collections that covered individual pages of the history of Tomsk, the Tomsk province and the Tomsk region.
This collection includes documents from 1917-1921, telling about the formation of Soviet power in the territory of the Tomsk province. The documents tell about the forms and methods of strengthening power, the dramatic events of the implementation of food policy and the suppression of dissent, as well as the resistance of part of the population of the province to the processes of Bolshevisation of society.
The collection, in addition to archival documents, includes newspaper materials. Most documents are published for the first time.
The book is intended for a wide range of readers: university and school teachers, students and pupils.
The collection was published with funds from the Administration of the Tomsk Region
Ford Foundation Grant 96-054
Open Society Institute - Assistance Foundation grant SV1606
Editorial team:
Bondarenko A. A., Candidate of Historical Sciences
Demeshkin V. A., Candidate of Historical Sciences
Kosykh E. N., Doctor of Historical Sciences
Larkov N. S., Doctor of Historical Sciences
Trenin B. P. (executive editor), Candidate of Historical Sciences
Compiled by:
Markov V.I.
002. 1921-1924. People and power. From the history of the Tomsk land
Collection of documents and materials.
The book continues the series of documentary collections addressing the content of the dramatic pages of the history of the Tomsk region in the twentieth century.
The collection presents documents that introduce the reader to the so far poorly studied events of socio-political life on the territory of the Tomsk province in 1921-1924. The publication focuses on the economic and political situation in the province, the content, forms and methods of state policy in the city and in the countryside, mass repressions against various social strata and groups, and the population as a whole.
The vast majority of documents are published for the first time.
The book is intended for a wide range of readers: specialists, young people, everyone interested in the history of Siberia and Russia in Soviet times.
The collection was published with the financial support of the Russian-American non-governmental group for human rights, grant No. 98-123 and the Ford Foundation.
Project manager B. P. Trenin.
Editorial team:
Bolshakova A.V., Director of GATO
Bondarenko A. A., Candidate of Historical Sciences
Demeshkin V. A., Candidate of Historical Sciences
Trenin B.P. (editor), Candidate of Historical Sciences.
Compiled by:
Bondarenko A. A.
Markov V.I.
Trenin B.P.
003. 1925-1929. People and power. From the history of the Tomsk land
Collection of documents and materials.
The book completes the series of documentary publications looking back at the history of the Tomsk region in the 1920s. It presents documents reflecting the events of the socio-political life of the Tomsk District in 1925-1929.
The publication focuses on the socio-political situation in the region, the content and methods of social policy pursued by government authorities, the mechanism of political repression, and their focus on strengthening the totalitarian political regime.
The vast majority of documents are published for the first time.
The book is intended for a wide range of readers: specialists, young people, everyone interested in the history of Russia and Siberia in Soviet times.
The book was published with the financial support of the Russian-American non-governmental group for human rights, grant No. 98-123 and the Ford Foundation, grant No. 1005-0574.
Project Manager B.P. Trenin.
Editorial team:
Bolshakova A.V.
Markov V.I.
Trenin B.P. (responsible editor)
Compiled by:
Markov V.I.
Trenin B.P.
004. 1930-1933. People and power
Collection of documents and materials.
The book continues the series of documentary publications dedicated to the history of the Tomsk region in the 30s of the twentieth century. It presents archival documents introducing the reader to the events of social and political life on Tomsk land in 1930 - the first half of 1933.
The publication focuses on collectivization, special resettlement of “dispossessed” peasants to the northern regions of the Narym region, the real mechanism of the activities of local government bodies, the tightening of political repression in the region in the emergency conditions of the “great turning point”.
The vast majority of documents are published for the first time.
The book is addressed to a wide range of readers: specialists, young people, everyone interested in the history of Russia and Siberia in Soviet times.
The book was published with the financial support of the Open Society Institute. Assistance Fund, grants No. AAF 906, CAB O14.
Project Manager B.P. Trenin.
Editorial board: Bolshakova A.V., Markov V.I., Trenin B.P. (responsible editor)
Compiled by: Markov V.I., Trenin B.P.
005. 1933. Nazi tragedy
Documentary scientific publication.
The documentary publication presents documents from a number of federal and local archives (State Archive of the Russian Federation, Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History, Archive of the President of the Russian Federation, State Archive of the Novosibirsk Region, State
archive of the Tomsk region), revealing the details of the Nazi tragedy - the mass death of migrants on a river island (Ob River) near the village of Nazino in the Alexandrovsky district (modern Tomsk region).
The book is addressed to a wide range of readers: specialists, students, anyone interested in the history of Siberia in the twentieth century.
The book was published with the financial support of the Open Society Institute. Assistance Fund, grants No. AAF 906, CAB O14.
Project Manager B.P. Trenin.
Editorial board: Bolshakova A.V., Krasilnikov S.A., Trenin B.P. (responsible editor)
Compiled by: Krasilnikov S.A.
006. The year is 1937... From the history of the land of Tomsk
Collection of documents and materials.
The collection was published with the financial assistance of the Administration of the Tomsk Region
Open Society Institute - Assistance Fund Grant No. S1B606
Editorial team:
Bondarenko A. A., Candidate of Historical Sciences
Demeshkin V. A., Candidate of Historical Sciences
Larkov N. S., Doctor of Historical Sciences
Trenin B.P., (executive editor), Candidate of Historical Sciences
Compiled by: Bondarenko A. A., Markov V. I., Trenin B. P.
007. 1940-1956. Unwitting Siberians
Collection of documents and materials.
The book continues a series of documentary publications looking at the pages of the history of the Tomsk region in the 20th century.
The collection presents documents that introduce the reader to the events of the dramatic epic of mass ethnic deportations to the Tomsk region in the 1940-1950s. The publication focuses on the number, national composition, resettlement, employment, and material support of special settlers, representatives of various nations forcibly resettled to the territory of the region.
The vast majority of documents are published for the first time.
The book is intended for a wide range of readers: specialists, students, schoolchildren, anyone interested in the history of Siberia and Russia in the 20th century.
The collection was published with the financial support of the Open Society Institute. Assistance Fund, Civil Society program, grant No. CAB 911; Ford Foundation Grant No. 1005-0574.
Project manager B. P. Trenin.
Editorial board: Bolshakova A. V., Nam I. V., Naumova N. I., Trenin B. P. (executive editor)
Compiled by: Nam I.V., Naumova N.I., Trenin B.P.
008. Siberian Bialystok. 1898-1998. Collection of documents and materials
Collection of documents and materials.
The book is a continuation of a series of documentary collections that covered individual pages of the history of Tomsk, the Tomsk province and the Tomsk region.
This collection includes documents that tell mainly about the history of the formation and further life of the Siberian village of Bialystok, founded by Polish settlers 100 years ago in the north of the Tomsk province. Archival documents tell about the development of a section of the remote taiga of the former Narym district by migrant grain growers, about the difficult life of a peasant worker in the pre-revolutionary years, about the dramatic events of the times of change of power and forms of ownership in the 20s, about the years of collectivization and the suppression of any resistance to the arbitrariness of local authorities and the processes of Bolshevisation of society as a whole, the suppression of even minor dissent and national identity in the life of the Polish rural population in the 1930s, as well as the massive political repressions of 1937-38, the victims of which were almost the entire male population of the village.
The collection, in addition to archival documents, included as appendices established lists of residents of the village of Bialystok and surrounding villages who were repressed in the 1930s, a list of fellow villagers who died at the front during the Great Patriotic War, a list of those awarded the medal “For Valiant Labor during the Great Patriotic War” war”, as well as a bibliography of publications from 1989-1997. in foreign and Russian periodicals about the history of the village of Bialystok and the fate of its inhabitants.
The publication was carried out for the centenary of the village.
The collection was published with financial assistance from:
- Agricultural Enterprise “Bialystok” (Chairman of the Board: P.A. Yavrumyan);
- Open Society Institute - Assistance Fund. grant No. S1B 606 (Project manager Trenin B.P.).
Editorial team :
- Bolshakova A.V., Director of GATO
- Markov V.I., head GATO department
- Trenin B.P. , (responsible editor), candidate of historical sciences
- Khanevich V.A., Chairman of the Board of the TPSC “White Eagle”
Author-compiler: Khanevich V.A.
