Trakman Maxim Gustavovich
1. Photo of Trakman M.G. with his wife N.P. Milyutina and daughter Glazunova (Trakman) E.M., beginning. 1920s (1 sheet, photocopy, 1 sheet, negative)
2. Letter from Glazunova E.M. dated 16.12.1987 to the editorial office of the newspaper “Evening Leningrad” about her experiences during the years of repression and about her desire to write memoirs about that time; envelope (p/w 18.12.1987/19.12.1987). (4 p., manuscript)
3. Article by E.M. Glazunova “On behalf of the children of ’37...” published in the newspaper “Smena” on 06/09/1990, about her life with her younger sister after the arrest of her father and mother and about the fate of the children of repressed parents. (1 page, newspaper clipping)
4. Photograph of Trakman M.G. and Milyutina N.P. with their daughter, with brief biographical information about Trakman M.G. and Milyutina and with a copy of the certificates of their rehabilitation. Fragment of the “Wall of Memory”. (1 page, manuscript, photograph)
5. Brief biographical information about Trakman M.G. and Milyutina N.P. Fragment of the “Wall of Memory”. (1 p., typescript)
Names (1)
Trakman Maxim Gustavovich
Born in 1890 in the village of Pirsu, Ampelskaya volost, Vaissensteg district, Estland province (Estonia); Estonian; higher education; member of the All-Union Communist Party (bolsheviks) since 1917. During the civil war - deputy political commissar of the 12th Army of the Northern Front. After the war - head of the Main Sanitary Directorate of Railways of the USSR. From 1927 - head of the West Siberian regional health department. Lived in the city of Novosibirsk. Arrested on 14 August 1937 on charges of involvement in a counter-revolutionary sabotage and wrecking organization. Sentenced on 27 October 1937 by the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR under Article 58-1a-8-9-11 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR to capital punishment. Executed on 27.10.1937. Rehabilitated on 03.10.1957.
Documents (3)
1. Photograph of Trakman M.G. with his wife Milyutina N.P. and daughter Glazunova (Trakman) E.M., early 1920s.
3. Brief biographical information about Trakman M.G. and Milyutina N.P. Fragment of the “Wall of Memory”.
3. Article by Glazunova E.M. "On behalf of the children of '37...", published in the newspaper "Smena" on 06/09/1990, about her life with her younger sister after the arrest of her father and mother and about the fate of the children of repressed parents
