Rapoport Mikhail Yurievich
1. Photograph by Rapoport M.Yu., Perm, 1910-. (1 sheet, electronic copy)
2. Photograph by Rapoport M.Yu., Minsk, 1910s (1 p., electronic copy)
3. Photograph by Rapoport M.Yu., Riga, 1910-. (1 sheet, electronic copy)
4. Photograph by Rapoport M.Yu. (on the right), Vitebsk, 1910s (1 p., electronic copy)
5. Photograph by Rapoport M.Yu. (1 page, electronic copy)
6. Photo by Rapoport M.Yu. with daughter Rapoport F.M., 1924 (1 sheet, electronic copy)
7. Photo by Rapoport M.Yu. with daughter Rapoport F.M., 1928 (1 sheet, electronic copy)
8. Photograph by Rapoport M.Yu., 1928 (1 p., electronic copy)
9. Photograph of Rapoport M.Yu. at a logging enterprise. (1 p., photograph)
10. A notarized copy of the certificate of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR No. 4n-015149/55 dated 02/22/1966 on the cancellation of the sentence of the Military Collegium dated 09/27/1938 in relation to Rapoport M.Yu. and on his rehabilitation by the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR on 02/15/1956. (1 page, notarized copy)
11. Copy of the letter of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR No. 4n-15149/55 dated 08.08.1989 addressed to Bokarius F.M. on the conviction of Rapoport M.Yu. by the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR on 27.09.1938, as an agent of Latvian and German intelligence services and a participant in an anti-Soviet sabotage and subversive organization, to capital punishment and on his rehabilitation by the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR on 15.02.1956. (1 p., typewritten copy)
12. Memories of Bokarius F.M. about Father Rapoport M.Yu., written in [March 1989] (1st copy – 7 p., 2nd – 13 p., typescript)
13. Memories of Rapoport F. “This Will Never Be Forgotten” (end), published in the information and advertising supplement to the newspaper “Vzglyad” No. 7 of September 25, 1992, San Francisco. (1 page, electronic copy)
14. Biographical information on Rapoport M.Yu. Fragment of the "Wall of Memory". (1 p., typescript)
15. Biographical information on Rapoport M.Yu. with a group photograph of members of the active members of the St. Petersburg Union of Printing Workers 1905-1907, Moscow, 05.04.1930. Fragment of the "Wall of Memory". (1 p., typescript)
16. Biographical information on Rapoport M.Yu. (1 sheet, typescript)
17. Poem by Bokarius (Rapoport) F.M. "It's becoming increasingly difficult for me to come up with rhymes..." (1 p., typescript, manuscript)
18. Envelope of letter from Bokarius F.M. to Iofe V.V. (p/Sh 02.10.1989/04.10.1989). (1 p., original)
Names (1)
Rapoport Mikhail Yurievich
Born in 1882 in Vitebsk; Jewish; higher education; member of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks). Sawmill engineer at the Main Directorate of the Forestry Department of the People's Commissariat of the USSR. Lived in Moscow, Novinsky Blvd., Bldg. 16, Apt. 17. Arrested on August 6, 1938. Sentenced to capital punishment by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the USSR on September 27, 1938 on charges of espionage. Executed on September 27, 1938. Buried in Kommunarka, Moscow Region. Rehabilitated in February 1956 by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the USSR.
Documents (16)
6. Photograph of Rapoport M.Yu. with his daughter Rapoport F.M., 1924.
7. Photograph of Rapoport M.Yu. with his daughter Rapoport F.M., 1928.
10. Notarized copy of the certificate of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR No. 4n-015149/55 dated 02/22/1966 on the cancellation of the sentence of the Military Collegium dated 09/27/1938 in relation to Rapoport M.Yu. and on his rehabilitation by the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR on 02/15/1956
12. Memories of Bokarius F.M. about Father Rapoport M.Yu., written in [March 1989].
13. Memories of Rapoport F. “This will never be forgotten” (end), published in the information and advertising supplement to the newspaper “Vzglyad” No. 7 of September 25, 1992, San Francisco.
14. Biographical information on Rapoport M.Yu. Fragment of the “Wall of Memory”.
15. Biographical information on Rapoport M.Yu. with a group photograph of members of the active members of the St. Petersburg Union of Printing Workers 1905-1907, Moscow, 05.04.1930. Fragment of the "Wall of Memory".
