Levin Panteleimon Ivanovich
1. Autobiography of Levin P.I., written on June 25, 1937. (2 pages, photocopy of the manuscript).
2. Statement by Levin P.I. dated 25.06.1937 to the director of the Leningrad Mining Institute regarding his admission to graduate school in the Department of Geophysical Exploration Methods. (1 page, photocopy of the manuscript).
3. Letter from Levina M. V. [after 06.06.1952] to Stalin I. V. with a request to release her husband, Levin E. I., from prison, due to his innocence. (1 p., 5 copies, photocopy of typescript).
4. Letter from the Saint Petersburg Prosecutor’s Office No. 13-274/95 dated 06.08.1996 to B. E. Levin regarding sending a certificate recognizing him as a victim of political repression. (1 page, photocopy of typescript).
5. Certificate of the St. Petersburg Prosecutor's Office No. 13-274/95 dated 06.08.1996 on the recognition of Levin B.E. as a victim of political repression in connection with the arrest of his father Levin E.I. on 05.04.1952. (1 page, photocopy of typescript).
6. Certificate from the Saint Petersburg Prosecutor’s Office No. 13-274-95 dated 05.12.2001 to B. E. Levin on his recognition as a victim of political repression and rehabilitation. (1 page, photocopy of typescript).
7. Notes with information about members of the Levin family. (1 p., manuscript)
Names (1)
Levin Panteleimon Ivanovich
Born in 1911 in the town of Novosil, Kursk (now Oryol) region; from the bourgeoisie; Russian; higher education - graduated from the Leningrad Mining Institute in 1937; member of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks) from 1932 to 1949. Secretary of the Leningrad City Committee of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks). Lived in Leningrad, Petra Lavrova St., Bldg. 46, Apt. 3. Arrested on September 2, 1949 in the so-called "Leningrad Case". Sentenced by the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR on October 27, 1950 on charges of participating in a counter-revolutionary subversive organization to capital punishment. Shot on October 27, 1950 in Moscow. Burial place - Donskoye Cemetery. Rehabilitated by the Military Commission of the Supreme Court of the USSR on May 14, 1954.
Documents (6)
1. Autobiography of Levin P.I., written on June 25, 1937.
2. Statement by P. I. Levin dated June 25, 1937 to the director of the Leningrad Mining Institute about his enrollment in graduate school at the department of “Geophysical Exploration Methods.”
3. Letter from M.V. Levina [after 06/06/1952] to I.V. Stalin with a request to release her husband, E.I. Levin, from prison due to his innocence.
4. Letter from the St. Petersburg Prosecutor's Office No. 13-274/95 dated 08/06/1996 to B.E. Levin about sending a certificate recognizing him as a victim of political repression.
5. Certificate from the St. Petersburg prosecutor's office No. 13-274/95 dated 08/06/1996 recognizing B. E. Levin as a victim of political repression in connection with the arrest of his father E. I. Levin on 04/05/1952.
