Bernadsky Sergey Viktorovich
2. Letter from Bernadsky S.V. dated 02/01/1991 to Romanov A.I. with autobiographical data; envelope (p/w 02/04/1991/absent). (1 sheet, manuscript)
3. Article by S.V. Bernadsky. “Liberated Europe, or “Joy about the return of the garbage dump” in the newspaper “Rush Hour” No. 62 (262) dated December 14, 1994. (1 sheet, newspaper clipping)
4. Article by S.V. Bernadsky. “Red and white Finns. January 28, 1918 a socialist revolution has begun in Finland” in the newspaper “Rush Hour” No. 22, 1995 (1 sheet, newspaper clipping)
5. Questionnaire of political prisoner No. 2A 126 of the All-Union Society “Memorial”, filled out by S.V. Bernadsky. (1 sheet, original on letterhead)
6. Photo of Bernadsky S.V. (1 sheet, photograph)
Names (1)
Bernadsky Sergey Viktorovich
Genus. in 1932 in Leningrad; Russian. During World War II, he was evacuated with his parents to the city of Kyshtym. In 1950 he entered the Eastern Faculty of Leningrad State University, after the 2nd year he transferred to the Russian department of the Faculty of Philology (1953-1956). In the 4th year he was expelled from the Komsomol for careless statements. After graduating from the university, he was assigned as a teacher to the East Kazakhstan region, Zhanasemey district, village. Znamenka. Arrested on June 6, 1957 by the KGB. Sentenced by the Semipalatinsk Regional Court on July 6, 1957 under Art. 58-10 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR to 5 years in labor camp. He was kept in Siberian and Mordovian camps. Rehabilitated on May 24, 1960 by the Presidium of the Supreme Court of the USSR for lack of corpus delicti. He worked in the museums of Pushkingorye, in the scientific department of Lenproekt. In the 70s, he was repeatedly placed in mental hospitals for compulsory treatment, and most recently during the 1980 Olympics. He published a lot in provincial publications - in Crimea, Pskov, Karelia. During the period of "perestroika" he began to publish articles in various newspapers and magazines on historical topics, and began to closely study the history of religion. From 1988 to 2000 he worked at the “Blagodatnaya Maria” radio station.
Documents (5)
1. Article by S. Bernadsky “The Chairman of the Cheka leaves the square” in the Leningrad newspaper No. 38(43) for 1990. about the attitude of the Poles to Dzerzhinsky F.E.
2. Letter from S.V. Bernadsky from 02/01/1991 Romanov A.I. with autobiographical data; envelope (p/w 02/04/1991/absent).
3. Article by S.V. Bernadsky “Liberated Europe, or “Joy about the return of the garbage dump” in the newspaper “Rush Hour” No. 62 (262) dated December 14, 1994.
4. Article by S.V. Bernadsky “Red and white Finns. January 28, 1918 a socialist revolution has begun in Finland” in the newspaper “Rush Hour” No. 22, 1995.
