Loginov Petr Petrovich

Loginov Petr Petrovich

Genus. in 1902 in St. Petersburg in the family of a carpenter; Russian; studied at the city school, from the age of 12 he worked in a workshop, in 1916–1919 he worked as a mechanic at the New Lessner plant, then served in the navy; participant in the suppression of the Kronstadt uprising; in 1921–1922, a sailor in the merchant fleet. In 1922–1923, a workers' faculty member of the PPI and a worker at the Neva factory, organizer of the factory Komsomol cell; in 1924–1926 a grinder at the plant named after. K. Marx; member of the RCP(b). Until 1930 he worked in Komsomol and party work in the Novgorod province. In 1934 he lived in Leningrad, a 3rd year student at the Leningrad Industrial Institute; arrested 12/13/1934; sentenced by the OS under the NKVD of the USSR on January 16, 1935 for belonging to the counter-revolutionary Zinoviev group to 4 years in a concentration camp; By order of the LII dated January 19, 1935, he was expelled from the 3rd year of the Faculty of Mechanics as “an enemy of the working class - a student of the counter-revolutionary Zinoviev group.” Rehabilitated by the Military Commissariat of the USSR Armed Forces on August 23, 1957.