Razumov Nikolay Ivanovich
1. Notarial certificate of the existence of the peasant Razumov I.A., issued on 19.05.1884. (1 page, electronic copy)
2. Fragment of the statement of Razumov N.I. with a description of his work in the Mining Department and work under Soviet power, and about the presentation to him by the factory where he works of a shock card (with a postscript from 05/09/1940). (5 pages, electronic copy)
3. Letter from Razumov N.I. dated 01.03.1939 from Voronezh to his son Razumov A.N. with a request to find him a room in Vishera. (3 pages, electronic copy)
4. Letter from Razumov N.I. dated 06.09.1941 from Bolshaya Vishera to his son Razumov A.N. about receiving a money transfer, about his dire situation and malnutrition. (2 pages, electronic copy)
5. Extracts from the file of Razumov N.I., including a letter from Razumova I. from 1935 from Voronezh [to Stalin I.V.] with a request to cancel the administrative exile of her family. (5 p., manuscript)
Photos
6. Photograph of Razumov N.I. with his wife Razumova K.K., Nizhny Novgorod. (1 p., electronic copy)
7. Photograph of Razumov N.I. with a dedication to his mother-in-law Alexandra Yakovlevna (surname illegible) dated 12/15/1911. (1 page, electronic copy)
8. Photograph of Razumov A.N. in military uniform. (1 page, electronic copy)
9. Photograph of Razumov A.N. in military uniform. (1 page, electronic copy)
10. Photograph by Razumov A.N. (1 p., electronic copy)
11. Photograph by Razumov A.N. (1 page, electronic copy)
12. Photograph by Razumov A.N. (1 page, electronic copy)
13. Photograph by Razumov A.N. (1 p., electronic copy)
Names (1)
Razumov Nikolay Ivanovich
Director of the Mining Department (1915-1917), Actual State Councilor
Born in 1870 in the town of Vetluga, Kostroma province; from peasants; higher education - graduated from Kazan University in 1893. From 1895 he served in the St. Petersburg District Court, from 1897 - in the Committee of Ministers, in 1910 - head of the department, in 1910-1917 - vice-director, in 1915-1917 - director of the Mining Department, actual state councilor (since 1914). After the revolution he retired. Worked in Baku at the former Nobel factories and in other places. He was arrested in 1923, released two months later. Lived in Leningrad. Arrested on 16.03.1935. By decision of a special meeting of the NKVD of the USSR on 20.03.1935, as a socially dangerous element, he was expelled from Leningrad with deprivation of the right to reside in 15 locations without specifying a term. In exile in Voronezh, then in the village of Bolshaya Vishera.
Documents (13)
1. Notarial certificate of survival of peasant Razumov I.A., issued on 19.05.1884.
2. An excerpt from a statement by Razumov N.I. describing his work in the Mining Department and his work under Soviet rule, and about the presentation to him of a shock card by the factory where he works (with a postscript dated 05/09/1940).
3. Letter from Razumov N.I. dated 01.03.1939 from Voronezh to his son Razumov A.N. with a request to find him a room in Vishera.
4. Letter from Razumov N.I. dated 06.09.1941 from Bolshaya Vishera to his son Razumov A.N. about receiving a money transfer, about his dire situation and malnutrition.
5. Extracts from the case of Razumov N.I., including a letter from Razumova I. from 1935 from Voronezh [to Stalin I.V.] with a request to cancel the administrative exile of her family.
6. Photo of Razumov N.I. with his wife Razumova K.K., Nizhny Novgorod.
7. Photograph of Razumov N.I. with a dedication to his mother-in-law Alexandra Yakovlevna (surname illegible) dated 12/15/1911.
