Group case of NTS members Gorbunova S.I., Makova N.A., Lakhno A.V. and Remigo D.N.

Gorbunov Sergey Izosimovich

Born in 1924 in Ukraine. In 1938, he entered the armored training school. At the beginning of the war, as a cadet, he was captured by the Nazis and sent to work in Germany. After the war, he managed to escape from a repatriation camp several times and went to England. In 1948, he returned to Germany and completed his studies at a fee-paying agricultural school. In 1951, he joined the Scientific and Technical Council (NTS). In April 1953, on orders from the NTS leadership, he and a group were illegally sent to the USSR (the group members were parachuted from an American plane near Maikop). The group was arrested, and by verdict of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR, all were sentenced to death as agents of foreign intelligence. In 1993, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation denied his request for rehabilitation.

Lakhno Alexander Vasilievich

Genus. in 1925 in Ukraine. During the war, he was called up to the front and sent to an intelligence school and a radio company. After graduation, he was thrown behind enemy lines with a radio transmitter. After 5 months of work, he was arrested by the Germans and fled. He got a job as a fireman in the occupied territory in Zaporozhye and Nikopol. Having joined the EMRO group, he ended up in Romania. He fought as part of the Russian Security Corps in 1944. against Tito's partisans. At the end of the war he ended up in a camp for displaced persons, in November 1947. went to England, where he worked until 1952. There he joined the NTS. In April 1953 on instructions from the leadership of the NTS, as part of a group, he was illegally sent to the USSR - members of the group were dropped by parachute from an American plane in the Maykop area. The group was arrested, and by the verdict of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR, everyone was sentenced to death as agents of foreign intelligence. In 1993, the Prosecutor General's Office denied rehabilitation.

Makov Alexander Nikolaevich

Genus. in 1924 in Nikolaev in the family of a priest. During the years of occupation in 1943, while working at a factory in Krakow, he joined the NTS. On assignment, NTS moves to Berlin. After the war, he marries and moves with his family to Belgium, where he works as a miner. In 1951 returns to Germany and continues to work at NTS.
In April 1953 on instructions from the leadership of the NTS, as part of a group, he was illegally sent to the USSR - members of the group were dropped by parachute from an American plane in the Maykop area. The group was arrested, and by the verdict of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR, everyone was sentenced to death as agents of foreign intelligence. In 1993, the Prosecutor General's Office denied rehabilitation.

Remiga Dmitry Nikolaevich

Genus. in 1928 in a family of dispossessed and exiled peasants. Later, both parents were in prison. During the war, he ended up in the occupation zone and was sent to work in Germany. After the war, he was able to avoid returning to the USSR, from 1947. worked as a miner in Belgium. In 1950 joined the NTS.
In April 1953 on instructions from the leadership of the NTS, as part of a group, he was illegally sent to the USSR - members of the group were dropped by parachute from an American plane in the Maykop area. The group was arrested, and by the verdict of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR, everyone was sentenced to death as agents of foreign intelligence. In 1993, the Prosecutor General's Office denied rehabilitation.