Skachkov Petr Emelyanovich
1. Photograph of P.E. Skachkov, made in the technique of photomultigraphy, with the inscription: “Pyotr Yemelyanovich Skachkov in six projections. Comic photograph “Six grandfathers”, Petrograd, 1916”. (1 p., electronic copy)
2. Photograph of Skachkov P.E. and Skachkova M.V., Petrograd, 1916 (1 p., electronic copy)
3. Photograph by P.E. Skachkov, Leningrad, 1936 (1 p., electronic copy)
4. Photograph of Skachkova M.P. and Skachkova V.P., Stalinabad, 1939 (1 p., electronic copy)
5. Photograph of M.V. Skachkova in exile, Stalinabad, 1945 (1 page, electronic copy)
6. Photograph of M.V. Skachkova with her children (from left to right): Alexandra, Marina, Varvara and Lev, Stalinabad, 1946 (1 page, electronic copy)
7. Photograph by P.E. Skachkov, Taseevo, Krasnoyarsk Territory, 1950 (1 p., electronic copy)
8. Photograph of M.V. Skachkova with her son L.P. Skachkov and his family on the way from exile, Chita, 1954 (1 page, electronic copy)
9. Photograph of Skachkov P.E., Skachkova M.V. and Skachkov L.P. after exile, on the way home through Chita, 1954 (1 page, electronic copy)
10. Article by Myasnikov V.S. “Peter Emelyanovich Skachkov”, published in the magazine “Peoples of Asia and Africa” No. 1, 1962, p. 219-221. (3 sheets, photocopy)
11. Memories of P.E. Skachkov "Notes from Memory" about his stay in prison, with biographical information by A.P. Skachkova, published in the journal "Problems of the Far East" No. 3 for 1991, pp. 193-202, beginning. (8 p., photocopy)
12. Memories of P.E. Skachkov "Notes from Memory" about his stay in prison, published in the journal "Problems of the Far East" No. 4 for 1991, pp. 186-192, end. (7 p., photocopy)
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Skachkov Petr Emelyanovich
Born in 1892 in St. Petersburg, Russian, from peasant background, higher education (in 1912-1914 he studied at the Practical Oriental Academy; in 1925 he graduated from the Leningrad Institute of Living Oriental Languages). Participant in the Civil War. In 1925-1928 he worked in China in the Kalgan group of Soviet military advisers. From 1930 - research associate at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Candidate of Economic Sciences (1935, without protection). Lived with his family in Leningrad (25 Oktyabrya Ave., Bldg. 60, Apt. 24). Arrested on 12.02.1937; sentenced to 10 years in a labor camp with disqualification; in prison - in Kolyma. Released due to health reasons in 1946, but was unable to return to Leningrad, left to work in the Dalstroy personnel department. In 1949 - an employee of the Dalstroy personnel department. Arrested on 25.01.1949; sentenced by the Special Special Department of the USSR MGB to lifelong exile to Krasnoyarsk Krai; exiled by convoy to the village of Danilki, Taseevsky District, Krasnoyarsk Krai. Taught accounting at school, worked as an accountant. Released and rehabilitated in 1954. From 1955 - junior, from 1956 - senior researcher at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Died on 07.11.1964.
Documents (12)
1. Photograph of P.E. Skachkov, made in the technique of photomultigraphy, with the inscription: "Pyotr Yemelyanovich Skachkov in six projections. Comic photograph "Six grandfathers", Petrograd, 1916"
2. Photograph by P.E. Skachkov and M.V. Skachkova, Petrograd, 1916.
4. Photograph of M.P. Skachkova and V.P. Skachkova, Stalinabad, 1939.
5. Photograph of M.V. Skachkova in exile, Stalinabad, 1945.
6. Photograph of M.V. Skachkova with her children (from left to right): Alexandra, Marina, Varvara and Lev, Stalinabad, 1946.
7. Photograph by P.E. Skachkov, Taseevo, Krasnoyarsk Territory, 1950.
8. Photograph of M.V. Skachkova with her son L.P. Skachkov and his family on the way from exile, Chita, 1954.
9. Photograph of Skachkov P.E., Skachkova M.V. and Skachkov L.P. after exile, on the way home through Chita, 1954.
10. Article by Myasnikov V.S. “Peter Emelyanovich Skachkov”, published in the magazine “Peoples of Asia and Africa” No. 1, 1962, p. 219-221.
11. Memories of P.E. Skachkov "Notes from Memory" about his time in prison, with biographical information from A.P. Skachkova, published in the journal "Problems of the Far East" No. 3 for 1991, pp. 193-202, beginning.
