Mishchenko Lev Glebovich
1998
- 2002
Annotation:
1. Letter from Mishchenko L.G. dated February 25, 1998 to a member of the Pechora branch of the Memorial society Afanasyeva T.G. with his memoirs about his transfer in December 1945 from a prison in Frankfurt am Main to the Pechora OLP, about his stay in the camp, about his fellow camper N.I. Lileev, about the fate of people met in custody, about the guards and the leadership of the camp. (11 sheets, photocopy of typescript)
2. Notes to an interview with Mishchenko L.G., taken on 10/15/2002. (1 sheet, typescript)
2. Notes to an interview with Mishchenko L.G., taken on 10/15/2002. (1 sheet, typescript)
Names (1)
Mishchenko Lev Glebovich
Definition: Physicist
Reproduction methods:
Genus. in 1917 in Moscow. In 1941 Graduated from the Faculty of Physics of Moscow State University.In 1940 While studying, he worked as a laboratory assistant at the Physical Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences (FIAN). 07/03/1941 went into the militia, appointed head of the quartermaster supply of the 863rd separate communications battalion of the 8th Krasnopresnenskaya division of the people's militia. In October 1941, he was captured after the division was defeated by the Germans. Sent to the Smolensk transit camp. In February 1942, he was transported as part of a group of captured officers to Germany to a camp near the city of Fürstenberg-on-Oder. He was kept in camps in Berlin, in a camp near the city of Oschatz, after a failed escape - in a penal camp in Leipzig, in the Buchenwald camp. In April 1945. ran. At the beginning of June 1945, he was repatriated to the Soviet zone and imprisoned by the counterintelligence department of the 8th Guards Army near Weimar. Accused of espionage. 11/19/1945
sentenced by the Military Tribunal to death for treason (Article 58-1). The sentence was replaced by 10 years in labor camp. From the end of December 1945 to March 1946 - transportation in freight cars from Frankfurt an der Oder to Pechora. In Pechora I ended up at the OLP of the Timber Plant. He worked as a laboratory assistant, then as an electrician at the Central Power Plant (CPP). Released in July 1954 with one year of registration for credits. Sent to live in the village of Kuzminskoye, 20 km from Kalinin (now Tver). He worked under a false name in the abstract journal “Physics”.
In 1955 after the amnesty, he worked as an engineer at the Fizpribor plant, from 1957. - at the Research Institute of Nuclear Physics at Moscow State University. In 1989 retired.
Author of memoirs: Mishchenko L. G. While I remember... - M.: Return, 2006.
