Bezsonov Anatoly Alekseevich

Bezsonov Anatoly Alekseevich

Genus. in 1892 in the town of Zaisan, Tomsk province; higher education - graduated from the mechanical department of the Petrograd Polytechnic Institute and hydroaviation courses at the shipbuilding department. Since 1916 - employee of the laboratory of aeronautical engines at the PPI. From 1918 - in the Technical Directorate of the Air Force in Moscow. From 1922 - at the Ikar aircraft engine plant, head of the development department. Since 1925 - Head of the Experimental Engine Building Department of the Central Design Bureau of Aviatrest. Head of the development of the first Soviet aircraft engines based on foreign models, then the developer of a number of new serial aircraft engines. Arrested in Moscow on December 7, 1929. Sentenced on March 18, 1931 by the OGPU board under Art. Art. 58-7 and 58-11 of the Criminal Code to 3 years in prison. Since 1930, he worked as an aircraft engine designer in the technical department of the prison OKB (Central Institute of Aviation Engine Engineering). Released early on April 30, 1931, he was retained in the OKB as a civilian senior engineer. Since 1934 - head of the development of aircraft engines, stands for testing them and installations for testing aviation fuel at the Central Institute of Aircraft Engine Manufacturing. Rehabilitated 09/01/1956.