Kheifets Mikhail Ruvimovich
2. The article "The Adventures of Vasya Bulkin in Petrograd", published in the magazine "Koster", No. 10, 1967, (pp. 28-29), with an autograph. 2 sheet, magazine clipping
3. Summons to the Leningrad City Court addressed to F.L. Naftuliev, a witness at the trial of M.R. Kheyfets, case No. (mail 30.08.1974/ 31.08.1974). (1 sheet, original on letterhead)
4. Statement by Maramzin V.R. dated 05/30/1974 in defense of the arrested Kheifets M.R. (1 sheet, photocopy of a typewritten copy)
5. Materials of Samizdat (from the archive of Radio Liberty), no. No. 12/75, 03/21/1975 (including the open appeal of Sakharov A.D. (1974), 1 sheet; anonymous report about Kheifets M.R. and Etkind E.G., 1 sheet; record of the trial of Kheifets M.R., September 1974, 36 sheets). (39 sheets, typescript)
6. Photograph of M.R. Kheifets, inscription on the back: “To dear friend Zhenya Pashnin in memory of the joint days in the 17th zone - Mikhail Kheifets. This is my first post-camp image - so don't be scared. Link, 1978." (1 sheet, photo)
7. Article by Lemkhin M. "The Word to the Second Side", published in the newspaper "New Russian Word" dated 14.07.1992, with the publication of a letter from Kheifets M.R. (response to the article by V. Voskoboinikov). (1 l, photocopy)
8. Article Moroz E. "About a case that was not worth a damn, but could cost a life", published in the "Obshchaya gazeta", No. 9 (34) dated 4-10.03.1994 about the case of Kheifets M.R. 1974 and related events in the dissident community. (1 l, newspaper clipping)
Names (1)
Kheifets Mikhail Ruvimovich
Russian writer, author of works on history, journalist
Born January 18, 1934 in Leningrad; higher education - graduated from the literature department of the A. Herzen Pedagogical Institute. From 1955 to 1966 - teacher of literature and history in senior classes. Since 1966 - professional writer (main topic - populism and narodnikism), member of the writers' group at the Leningrad branch of the SSP. In 1974, he was arrested and sentenced under Art. 70 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR ("anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda") to 4 years in a labor camp and 2 years in exile for writing a preface to a samizdat collected works of I. Brodsky (the so-called "Maramzin collection"), as well as for the production in 1969 and "storage for the purpose of distribution" of 2 copies of A. Amalrik's essay "Will the Soviet Union Survive Until 1984?" and familiarization in 1971-1974 with this essay of three people, storage and summary of Fensond's book "Smolensk under Soviet Power". During the years of imprisonment, he wrote, transported from Dubravlag (Mordovian ASSR) and published in Paris three books of journalism, documentary prose and interviews ("Place and Time", "Russian Field", "Journey from Dubrovlag to Ermak"). After his release from exile in 1980, he emigrated to Israel. In 1982-1990 - research fellow at the Center for the Study and Documentation of East European Jewry at the University of Jerusalem. In parallel, he wrote and published seven books ("Looking from Jerusalem", "Regicide in 1918", "The Sad Scroll of Memories", etc.). In 1990-1998 - employee of the Israeli newspaper "Vesti". Died on November 25, 2019 in Jerusalem.
Documents (6)
1. Article by Heifetz M.R. “What the drawings told us about” in the magazine “Koster” No. 3 for March 1964, (p. 48), with the autograph of Heifetz M.R.: “Dear Felix! How little it all began! Always your Misha - the author. March 1971 - 7 years later."
2. The article “The Adventures of Vasya Bulkin in Petrograd”, published in the magazine “Koster”, No. 10 for 1967, (p. 28-29), with an autograph.
5. Samizdat materials (from the archives of Radio Liberty), vol. No. 12/75, 03/21/1975 (including open appeal from Sakharov A.D. (1974), 1 sheet; anonymous message about Heifetz M.R. and Etkind E.G., 1 sheet; record of the trial Heifetz M.R., September 1974, 36 p.). (attached file)
6. Photo of Kheifets M.R., inscription on the back: “To my dear friend Zhenya Pashnin, in memory of our joint days in the 17th zone - Mikhail Kheifets. This is my first post-camp image - so don't be alarmed. Link, 1978."
7. Article by Lemkhin M. “A word to the second side,” published in the newspaper “New Russian Word” dated July 14, 1992, with the publication of a letter from Heifetz M.R. (response to the article by Voskoboynikov V.).
