Abramzon Samuil Taneevich
1. The article "Masters of elegant shoes", published in the journal "Life of the Deaf and Dumb" No. 21, 1935, about the shoemakers of the Proletarskaya Pobeda factory, and a fragment of the article "Our masters of high output", published in the newspaper of the Leningrad regional department of the VOG "Udarnik" in November [1935], in which the high labor productivity of the Stakhanovite Abramzon S.T. (2 sheets, photocopy)
2. Repeated certificate II-B No. 177480 on the death of Abramzon S.T. 12/28/1941 from dystrophy in Leningrad, issued by the Kuibyshev Bureau of the Civil Registry Office in Leningrad on 05/25/1951 (1 sheet, electronic copy).
3. A notarized copy of the repeated certificate II-B No. 177480 on the death of Abramzon S.T. 12/28/1941 from dystrophy in Leningrad, issued by the Kuibyshev Bureau of the Civil Registry Office in Leningrad on 05/25/1951 (1 sheet, electronic copy).
4. Certificate of the KGB under the Council of Ministers of the USSR for the Leningrad region No. II / 20-P-18209 dated 08/10/1963 on the abolition of the decision of 12/19/1937 on charges of Abramzon S.T. by the decision of the UNKVD for the Leningrad Region on 02.10.1939 and his rehabilitation (1 sheet, electronic copy).
5. Note on the 60th anniversary of Abramzon P.S. about his career, published in a newspaper (name not established) for 1992 (1 sheet, electronic copy).
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Abramzon Samuil Taneevich
Born in 1900 in Dvinsk; deaf-mute; semi-literate; no n. An employee of the Skorokhod factory, at the time of his arrest he was working as a heel maker at the Proletarskaya Pobeda factory No. 2. Lived in Leningrad, Nakhimov Ave., 13/9, apt. 8. Arrested on 14 October 1937 in connection with the case of the Leningrad Society of the Deaf-Mute. Sentenced on 19 December 1937 to 10 years in a correctional labor camp. The case was reviewed by the NKVD Directorate for the Leningrad Region on 02 October 1939, the decision of 19 December 1937 was overturned, he was released and rehabilitated. He died on 28 December 1941 in Leningrad from malnutrition. He was buried in a mass grave at the Volkovskoye Cemetery.
Documents (5)
1. The article “Masters of Fine Shoes”, published in the magazine “Life of the Deaf and Dumb” No. 21, 1935, about the shoemakers of the “Proletarskaya Pobeda” factory” and a fragment of the article “Our highly skilled craftsmen”, published in the newspaper of the Leningrad regional department of the VOG "Udarnik" for November [1935 ], which note the high labor productivity of Stakhanovist Abramzon S.T.
2. Repeated certificate II-B No. 177480 on the death of Abramzon S.T. 12/28/1941 from dystrophy in Leningrad, issued by the Kuibyshev Bureau of the Civil Registry Office in Leningrad on 05/25/1951.
3. A notarized copy of the repeated certificate II-B No. 177480 on the death of Abramzon S.T. 12/28/1941 from dystrophy in Leningrad, issued by the Kuibyshev Bureau of the Civil Registry Office in Leningrad on 05/25/1951.
4. Certificate of the KGB under the Council of Ministers of the USSR for the Leningrad region No. II / 20-P-18209 dated 08/10/1963 on the abolition of the decision of 12/19/1937 on charges of Abramzon S.T. by the decision of the UNKVD in the Leningrad region on 02.10.1939 and his rehabilitation.
