141. Shostakovich Boleslav-Arthur. Political exile, public figure in Tomsk in 1866-1886. / V. A. Khanevich // Report of the local history club “Old Tomsk” for 2007: Tomsk region. scientific fuck them. A. S. Pushkin. - Tomsk, 2009. - pp. 9-12. - Bibliography: p. 11-12.

Biography of Boleslav Arthur Shostakovich (1845–1919), a Polish political exile and public figure in Tomsk and Irkutsk. The article covers his participation in the revolutionary movement of the 1860s, exile, activities in the Tomsk city government, contribution to education and local history in Western Siberia, attempts to organize a museum, participation in the banking sector, and publications in the Irkutsk press. His role as a representative of the “sixties” generation and an important figure in the public life of Siberia in the late 19th – early 20th centuries is emphasized.

List of persons:

• Berestov Mikhail Nikolaevich - Chairman of the Tomsk Provincial Government and Vice-Governor, patron of Shostakovich.
• Vashkevich Henryk - a Polish exile whose testimony became the reason for Shostakovich's arrest.
• Dombrowski Jarosław - Polish revolutionary, general of the Paris Commune, participant in the preparation of the uprising of 1863-1864.
• Gilles Alexander (A.) - member of the Tomsk City Duma, member of the commission for the creation of the museum.
• Ishutin Nikolai Andreevich - revolutionary, person involved in the Ishutin-Karakozov case.
• Kaznakov Alexander Pavlovich - Governor-General of Western Siberia.
• Kalistova Varvara Grigoryevna - revolutionary, wife of B. Shostakovich.
• Karakozov Dmitry Vladimirovich - a revolutionary who attempted to assassinate Alexander II.
• Makushin Petr Ivanovich - member of the Tomsk City Duma, member of the commission for the creation of the museum.
• Panteleev Lev Fedorovich - landowner, author of memoirs about Siberian exiles.
• Skolkov (name not given) is a major general and chairman of the investigative commission in Omsk.
• Tyumentsev G. - member of the Tomsk City Duma, member of the commission for the creation of the museum.
• Uspensky Pyotr is a convict whom Shostakovich met in prison.
• Chersky Yan - explorer of Siberia, acquaintance of B. Shostakovich.
• Shostakovich Boleslav Petrovich - Polish political exile, public figure in Tomsk and Irkutsk, founder of the museum, participant in the revolutionary movement.
• Shostakovich Varvara Grigorievna - wife of B. Shostakovich, active assistant in exile.
• Shostakovich Vladislav Petrovich - Boleslav's brother, a high school teacher in Tomsk.
• Shostakovich Dmitry Boleslavovich - son of Boleslav, father of composer D.D. Shostakovich.
• Shostakovich Dmitry Dmitrievich - grandson of Boleslav, an outstanding composer.
• Shostakovich Pyotr - collegiate assessor, father of B. P. Shostakovich; presumably participated in the Polish uprising of 1830-1831.

Source of the document: Report of the local history club "Old Tomsk" for 2007 - Tomsk, [2009]. Regional library named after A.S. Pushkin (elib.tomsk.ru)