Arenberg Vadim Pavlovich

1989 - 1991

Annotation:

1. Article Vaudon J.-P. "Perm 35: adieu Goulag" in the magazine "L` Express" dated 27.10.1989. about the fate of V.P. Arenberg, in French. (3 sheets, photocopy)
2. Postcard of Arenberg V.P. dated 21.10.1991 to the Organizing Committee about the possibility of coming to a meeting of former political prisoners in St. Petersburg on 7-8.12.1991, (mail 22.10.1991/25.10.1991). (1l., original)
3. Questionnaire of the political prisoner of the All-Union Society "Memorial" No. 6005, filled out by Arenberg V.P.; envelope (10/23/1991/10/29/1991). (1 sheet, original on letterhead)
4. Poems of Arenberg V.P. (1 sheet, photocopy)
5. Article Sudakova Y. "Tell me who your Hebrew teacher is...", undated. (3 sheets, photocopy of a newspaper clipping)

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Arenberg Vadim Pavlovich

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Genus. in 1954 in Olonets, Karelia. Lived in Leningrad. He worked as a mechanic at the Pushkin Repair Plant. Arrested in Leningrad on January 6, 1979 for attempting to hijack a plane to escape to the West. Sentenced by the Leningrad City Court on June 21, 1979 to 13 years in the camps on charges of “treason to the Motherland,” Art. 64a, 72, 15, 213 part 2, 218 part 1-2 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR. Contained in camps: VS-36 of the Perm region (1979-1981), ST-4 of the Tatar SSR (1981-1984), ZH 3/5 in Mordovia (1984-1987), VS-35 of the Perm region ( 1987-1989). Released on September 27, 1989. After his liberation, he lived in Kharkov and worked as a Hebrew teacher in a yeshiva at the Kharkov synagogue.