Popov Mikhail Mikhailovich
1. Photograph of Popov M.M. (1 p., photograph)
2. Photograph of Popov M.M. with his sister Zykova (Popova) A.M. and wife Fedorova L.N., 1932, with a brief biographical note about Popov M.M. Fragment of the "Wall of Memory". (1 p., photocopy, typescript)
3. Memories of Fedorova L.N., written [after November 1988] about the arrest of her husband Popov M.M. in 1937, about his death in 1942, about her life with her daughter, with copies of documents about the rehabilitation of Popov M.M. (9 pages, manuscript, notebook)
4. Biography of M.M. Popov from the book “Repressed Polytechnicians”. Book 1. – St. Petersburg, 2008. Page 330. (1 p., photocopy)
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Popov Mikhail Mikhailovich
Chief power engineer of the Sikhali metallurgical plant in Tetyukha Bay in the Far East
Born 01/01/1905 in the village of Staraya Kirsanovka, Novokhopersky district, Voronezh province; Russian; from a peasant family; higher education: graduated from the workers' faculty in the city of Vladikavkaz. Before the institute, he worked for 7 years as a motor mechanic at private mills, oil churns and threshers. Graduated from the electromechanical faculty of the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute, worked as an engineer at Orgelektro. In 1933-1934 he served in the army. In 1937, he lived in the village of Tetyukhe, Olginsky district, Primorsky Krai, worked as the head of the power plant of the Sikhali polymetallic plant (before 1932 - Tsvetmetzoloto); arrested on 30/09/1937; sentenced by the Military Commission of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on 13/03/1938 under Art. 58-1a, 7, 11 to 20 years in a labor camp with a 5-year ban on rights and confiscation of property. In November 1938, he was transferred from Vladivostok to the Tobolsk prison of the GUGB, then transferred to the Sovvostlag of the NKVD, where he died on 10.02.1942 in the OLP "Hidden" from heart failure. Rehabilitated by the Main Military Prosecutor's Office on 24.02.1956.
Documents (3)
2. Photograph of Popov M.M. with his sister Zykova (Popova) A.M. and wife Fedorova L.N., 1932, with a brief biographical note about Popov M.M. Fragment of the "Wall of Memory".
