Shulgina Vera Ivanovna
Topics:
Scouts
Annotation:
1. Shulgina V.I. Memories. Nizhny Novgorod (2 sheets, attached file).
Names (1)
Shulgina Vera Ivanovna
Years of life: 1900–1994
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Born in 1900 in Vyksa, Nizhny Novgorod province. Scout girl of the Nizhny Novgorod squad "Argo" since 1918. She worked as an accountant in the shipping company until 1922. Member of the scout commune in Saltykovka (1922-1926), at the same time she studied accounting courses in Moscow. Arrested at the station Saltykovka 04/01/1926, released. Arrested for the second time on 04/23/1926 at the Saltykovka station, by a resolution of the Special Meeting of the OGPU Collegium dated 08/23/1926, she was deprived of the right to reside in 6 settlements. She returned to Nizhny Novgorod, worked at the Nizhny Novgorod Medical College. Arrested on 04/01/1928 in Nizhny Novgorod, transferred to Moscow on 04/03/1928, under investigation in Butyrskaya prison. By the decision of the Special Meeting of the Collegium of the OGPU dated 05/11/1928, she was sentenced to 3 years of exile. In exile in the village of Shishnovo, Okhansky district, Ural region, together with her husband, Yu.N. Sokolov. By the resolution of the Special Meeting of the Collegium of the OGPU dated 10/12/1931, residence in 12 settlements with attachment to a specific place of residence for 3 years was prohibited. She lived in Vladimir (until 1934), then in Gorky. Worked as an accountant. She died in Nizhny Novgorod in 1994.
Documents (1)
1. Shulgina V.I. Memories. Nizhny Novgorod.
The memoirs cover the period from 1918 to 1934: from the author's entry into the Scout movement to the author's return from exile.
The memoirs begin with the author's entry into the Scouting movement in 1918. What follows is a description of the activities of the Scouts and the relationship between the Scouts.
Graduation from school, acquaintance with the Saltykovka scout community, moving to Saltykovka as a housekeeper.
Description of life in Saltykovka. How to keep warm in winter with an iron.
Guests of "Saltykovka": Muscovites, Nizhny Novgorod, parents of scouts. About the attitude of parents. About education.
Arrest April 23, 1926 in "Saltykovka". Re-arrest in two weeks. Lubyanka, Butyrka.
OSO's verdict: minus six. Return to Nizhny Novgorod. Expulsion from university training courses for refusing to be an informer.
About how scout paraphernalia was buried in Maryina Roshcha (Nizhny Novgorod) in 1927.
Searches and arrests on April 1, 1928. The names of the Nizhny Novgorod scouts arrested on this day (13 people). About the arrests made on the same day in Moscow, Leningrad and other cities, in the Sokol sports society.
The release of two scouts, the transfer of the rest to Moscow.
Decision on exile for three years. Referral directions to other Nizhny Novgorod scouts.
Author's link to the Urals. During the stage - the announcement of the author's marriage to Yuri Sokolov. Sending a couple to the village of Shishnovo, Ural region. Birth of daughter Tatyana in exile.
End of exile in 1931. Residence in Vladimir until 1934, since 1934 - return to Gorky.
The memoirs begin with the author's entry into the Scouting movement in 1918. What follows is a description of the activities of the Scouts and the relationship between the Scouts.
Graduation from school, acquaintance with the Saltykovka scout community, moving to Saltykovka as a housekeeper.
Description of life in Saltykovka. How to keep warm in winter with an iron.
Guests of "Saltykovka": Muscovites, Nizhny Novgorod, parents of scouts. About the attitude of parents. About education.
Arrest April 23, 1926 in "Saltykovka". Re-arrest in two weeks. Lubyanka, Butyrka.
OSO's verdict: minus six. Return to Nizhny Novgorod. Expulsion from university training courses for refusing to be an informer.
About how scout paraphernalia was buried in Maryina Roshcha (Nizhny Novgorod) in 1927.
Searches and arrests on April 1, 1928. The names of the Nizhny Novgorod scouts arrested on this day (13 people). About the arrests made on the same day in Moscow, Leningrad and other cities, in the Sokol sports society.
The release of two scouts, the transfer of the rest to Moscow.
Decision on exile for three years. Referral directions to other Nizhny Novgorod scouts.
Author's link to the Urals. During the stage - the announcement of the author's marriage to Yuri Sokolov. Sending a couple to the village of Shishnovo, Ural region. Birth of daughter Tatyana in exile.
End of exile in 1931. Residence in Vladimir until 1934, since 1934 - return to Gorky.
Shulgina V.I. Memories. , docx
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* Tatiana,
Bashkirov Alexander Mikhailovich,
Gurvich Sholom (Mulya) Leibovich,
Gurevich Wulf Moiseevich (Vladimir Markovich),
Gurenok Maria Vasilievna,
Zelenov Boris Ivanovich (Burum),
Ignatiev Yury Sergeevich,
Konevsky Vladimir Vyacheslavovich,
Priklonsky Georgy (Yuri) Nikolaevich,
Sizov Gabriel (Gabriel, Gabka) Mikhailovich,
Sokolov Yuri Nikolaevich,
Sokolovskaya Zoya Alexandrovna,
Sokolovskaya Lelya,
Sokolovsky Boris Alexandrovich,
Tikhomirova Ekaterina Alexandrovna (nicknamed Shimoza),
Shulgina Vera Ivanovna
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