Chuchin Fedor Grigorievich
1. Letter from Dolbysheva Z. dated 15.01.1908 (on a postcard) to Chuchin F.G. in the Kresty prison with an inquiry about his health and with greetings from members of her family. (1 p., electronic copy)
2. Letter from Chuchin F.G. dated 25.11.1941 from Saratov prison to his wife and children about sending a registered letter outlining the circumstances of his case - for making copies and writing complaints and statements, about a cold, about the lack of a response to the cassation appeal, about his work in prison in various capacities - from editor of the prison wall newspaper to a water carrier. (4 pages, electronic copy)
3. Letter of the USSR Prosecutor's Office No. 13/5585-53 dated 10/29/1953 to Chuchin E.F. on the refusal to review the decision in the case of Chuchin F.G. (1 page, electronic copy)
4. Letter from A.V. Chuchina dated 25.01.1955 to the Party Control Commission with a request to review the case of her husband F.G. Chuchin (3 pages, electronic copy)
5. Copy of the letter of the USSR Prosecutor's Office No. 13/OK 5595 dated 18.07.1955 to A.V. Chuchina on the rehabilitation of F.G. Chuchin by the determination of the Supreme Court of the USSR dated 09.06.1955. (1 page, electronic copy)
6. Copy of the letter from the member of the Party Commission of the MK CPSU Ryzhikov dated 12.03.1957 to A.V. Chuchina on the rehabilitation of F.G. Chuchin in the party order by the decision of the Bureau of the MK CPSU dated 18.08.1956. (1 page, electronic copy)
Photos
7. Photograph of Chuchin F.G., before 1917 (1 p., electronic copy)
8. Photograph by Chuchin F.G., early 1930s (1 p., electronic copy)
9. Group photo at the bas-relief of V.I. Lenin in Kislovodsk, F.G. Chuchin F.G. - in the second row, second from the right, his son Chuchin E.F. - third from the left (in profile), in the center - Sturua G.F. (1 p., electronic copy)
10. Photograph of Chuchin F.G., before arrest (1939-1941). (1 p., electronic copy)
Names (1)
Chuchin Fedor Grigorievich
Born in 1883 in the village of Zaimishche, Novgorod Province; from peasant stock; graduated from the Cherepovets Teachers' Seminary in 1904; member of the RSDLP since 1904. Worked as a teacher. In 1905 he was convicted of revolutionary propaganda and exiled to Veliky Ustyug for 3 years. He escaped from exile and worked in the party underground, in organizations in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Orekhovo-Zuyevo. Participated in the revolution of 1905-1907, was a member of the Moscow District Committee and the St. Petersburg Committee of the RSDLP. In 1906 he was exiled to Ust-Sysolsk. In March 1907 he escaped again. In November 1907 he was arrested, in July 1910 he was exiled to the Vologda Province. He lived in Veliky Ustyug, then transferred to Vologda. He served in the provincial statistical committee, then as secretary of the consultation of attorneys at the Vologda District Court. He was in charge of the mutual aid fund and the illegal library of exiles. After the February Revolution of 1917 - member of the Tomsk Council, then commissar of the Anzhero-Sudzhensk mines, member of the Siberian regional bureau of the RSDLP(b), in 1918-1919 - member of Tsentrosibir, in 1919-1920 - member of the provincial committee, chairman of the district committee of the RCP(b) in Cherepovets. In 1920 - delegate to the IX Congress of the RCP(b). From April 1921 to 1924 - chairman of the board of the All-Russian Extraordinary Commission for the Elimination of Illiteracy. At the same time, he was the chairman of the expert commission at the People's Commissariat of Foreign Trade and the head of the department of artistic treasures. From 1924, he was engaged in teaching and research work in Moscow, chairman of the party department of the State Institute of Journalism, and a member of the Moscow City Council. From 1931, he was a personal pensioner. He was arrested on 25.03.1941. He was shot on 15.01.1942 in Moscow. He was rehabilitated by the Supreme Court of the USSR on 09.06.1955.
Documents (10)
1. Letter from Dolbysheva Z. dated 15.01.1908 (on a postcard) to Chuchin F.G. in the Kresty prison with a question about his health and with greetings from members of her family.
2. Letter from Chuchin F.G. dated 25.11.1941 from Saratov prison to his wife and children about sending a registered letter outlining the circumstances of his case - for making copies and writing complaints and statements, about a cold, about the lack of a response to a cassation appeal, about his work in prison in various capacities - from editor of the prison wall newspaper to a water carrier.
3. Letter of the USSR Prosecutor's Office No. 13/5585-53 dated 10/29/1953 to Chuchin E.F. on the refusal to review the decision in the case of Chuchin F.G.
4. A copy of the letter from A.V. Chuchina dated 25.01.1955 to the Party Control Commission with a request to review the case of her husband F.G. Chuchin.
5. Copy of letter of the USSR Prosecutor's Office No. 13/OK 5595 dated 18.07.1955 to A.V. Chuchina on the rehabilitation of F.G. Chuchin by the decision of the Supreme Court of the USSR dated 09.06.1955.
6. A copy of the letter from the member of the Party Commission of the MK CPSU Ryzhikov dated 12.03.1957 to A.V. Chuchina on the rehabilitation of F.G. Chuchin in the party order by the decision of the Bureau of the MK CPSU dated 18.08.1956.
9. Group photo at the bas-relief of V.I. Lenin in Kislovodsk, F.G. Chuchin F.G. - in the second row, second from the right, his son Chuchin E.F. - third from the left (in profile), in the center - Sturua G.F.
