Solokhin Nikolay Dmitrievich

Solokhin Nikolay Dmitrievich

Genus. 12/19/1930 in x. Korino, Myakinsky district, Vologda region; Russian; member of the Komsomol; student. Since 1945 he lived in Leningrad. In 1958 he graduated from the Faculty of Philology of Leningrad State University, journalist, philologist. Published in the newspapers Smena and Leningradskaya Pravda. Arrested on July 27, 1958. Sentenced by the Leningrad City Court on December 19, 1958 under Art. 58-10, part 1, 58-11 (“anti-Soviet statements” in correspondence; the case of M.M. Molostvov). Sentenced to 8 years in labor camp. By the ruling of the Supreme Court of the RSFSR dated January 13, 1959, the term was reduced to 6 years. He was kept in Ozerlag (Irkutsk region) and Dubrovlag (Mordovian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic). Released on July 27, 1964. He worked as a rural teacher in Luga (1964-1966), after his criminal record was cleared, he taught courses at the Leningrad Institute of Culture. Worked in the city newspapers of Vsevolozhsk “Nevskaya Zarya”, “Vsevolozhskie Vesti”. Awarded the “Excellence in Printing” badge (1986). Author of the local history book “Vsevolozhsk” (1975, co-author with I.V. Ventsel), the collection of stories “Covered Up the Traces” (1991), and the novel “Dreams for the Beloved” (1991). In 2000 - editor of the Publishing House of the Union of Writers of the Leningrad Region and St. Petersburg. Died June 27, 2015.