Yakir Sarra Lazarevna
2. Registered letter dated February 12, 1955, addressed to Yakir P.I., with a request to urgently send an application in the attached form, in connection with the release of Yakir S.L. (0.5 l., photocopy).
3. Certificate of the Ministry of Justice of the USSR No. 0018906 dated March 11, 1955 on the release of Yakir S.L., containing information about Yakir S.L., as well as the dates of her conviction and release (1 sheet, photocopy).
4. Certificate of the VK SC of the USSR No. 4n-07739/55 of 06/25/1955 on the termination of the case against Yakir S.L. due to the absence of corpus delicti on June 18, 1955 (0.5 l., photocopy).
5. Communication of the GVP of the USSR No. 8k-62956-39 dated 12/27/1956 Yakir S.L. on the dismissal of the case against her due to the absence of corpus delicti by the ruling of the Investigative Committee on criminal cases of the USSR Armed Forces dated 08.29.1956 (0.5 l., photocopy).
6. A message indicating the maiden name of Yakir S.L., as well as the date of her marriage (1 sheet, manuscript).
Names (1)
Yakir Sarra Lazarevna
Born in 1900 in Odessa; Jewish; incomplete higher education; member of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks) since 1919. From 1921 she served as a cipher clerk in the Red Army. After her husband's arrest on 28.05.1937, she was sent into exile with her son to Astrakhan. Arrested on 19.09.1937. Sentenced by the decree of the OS under the NKVD of the USSR dated 26.09.1937 as a ChSIR to 8 years in a correctional labor camp. Imprisoned in the Tomsk ChSIR camp. Arrested in the camp on 25.11.1938, transferred to Novosibirsk. By the decision of the Novosibirsk Regional Court in 1938, she was re-sentenced to 3 years of imprisonment "for anti-Soviet agitation" (with the addition and final term of 9 years of imprisonment and 2 years of disenfranchisement, with the term calculated from 20.09.1939). By the decision of the Investigative Committee of the Supreme Court of the USSR of 20.12.1939, the sentence was upheld. In 1947, she was released after serving her term . After her release, she settled in the city of Aleksandrov in the Vladimir Region. She was arrested on 20.08.1948 on charges of "anti-Soviet agitation". By the decision of the General Assembly under the MGB of the USSR of 10.01.1949, she was sentenced to 8 years in a labor camp. She was imprisoned in the Mordovian camps. She was released on 17.03.1955. Rehabilitated by the Military Commission of the USSR Armed Forces on 18.06.1955 and by the Military Commission of the USSR Armed Forces on 29.08.1956. Died in 1971.
Documents (2)
1. Cover of the reinforcement book of the NKVD prisoner on V.I. Savenkova. (Personal File No. 10908).
