Eitingon Naum Isaakovich

1997
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1. Article "Unknown well-known scouts. Eitingon Naum Isaakovich", published in the newspaper "Kaleidoscope" No. 7 of 1997. (1 sheet, newspaper clipping).

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Eitingon Naum Isaakovich
Other names: General Leonid Aleksandrovich Kotov (during the Spanish Civil War), Grozovsky, Leonov, Naumov, comrade. Pablo et al.
Definition: Soviet intelligence officer, organizer of the assassination of Leon Trotsky, major general of the NKVD.
Years of life: 1899-1981
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Genus. in the city of Shklov, Mogilev province 12/06/1899. Jew. Higher education. Member of the RCP(b) since 1920. Conducted reconnaissance and sabotage work during the Spanish Civil War and during the Second World War. Participant in the organization of political assassinations and kidnappings.
First arrested in October 1951 in the “case of the Zionist conspiracy in the MGB.” After the death of I.V. Stalin, he was released at the request of P.A. Sudoplatov and appointed to the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs. Since May 1953 - Deputy Head of the 9th Department of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs. In August 1953, he was again arrested as a member of the “Beria gang” and sentenced to 12 years in prison. Died 09/03/1981 of natural causes in Moscow. Rehabilitated for a second arrest in 1992.

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