Danilenko Fedor Fedotovich (Fedorovich)
Definition: Fiction writer, public figure, sinologist
Years of life: 1875 — после 1946
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Genus. in 1875 in the village of Dubovyi Gai, Priluki district. Poltava province. (after 1932 - Priluki district, Chernigov region). Since 1918 he lived in Harbin. One of the founders and teachers of the Institute of Oriental and Commercial Sciences in Harbin (1925-1940). During the Second World War, he was an employee of the 2nd Department of the Japanese Military Mission. Arrested on 10/03/1945 UKR "SMERSH" of the 1st Far Eastern Front. On December 4, 1946, the USSR MGB sentenced him to 10 years in labor camp under Art. 58-4-6-11-13. Rehabilitated by the Military Prosecutor's Office of the Far Eastern Military District on September 20, 1993.
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Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Дзыгар Александр Артамонович
1. Article by Savchenko B.A. “Violinist from Harbin” in the newspaper “Magadanskaya Pravda” for November 12, 1988 about the fate of A.A. Dzygar.
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* Kolya-double bassist,
* Thomas,
Blokha-Lisova (?) Dzygar (?) Artamon Demyanovich,
Blokha-Lisovoy Demyan,
Vavrzhikovsky Vladimir Andreevich,
Varpakhovsky Leonid Viktorovich,
Vlasova,
Goldstein Uriel Moiseevich,
Gridasova Alexandra Romanovna,
Danilenko Fedor Fedotovich (Fedorovich),
Dzygar Alexander Artamonovich,
Dmitriev,
Mikoyan Anastas Ivanovich (Ovanesovich),
Oskolkov,
Prysyazhnyuk Andrey Alexandrovich,
Prisyazhnyuk Marya Gavrilovna,
Prisyazhnyuk Matryona,
Prisyazhnyuk Nikolay Alexandrovich,
Prikhodko,
Savchenko Boris Alexandrovich,
Turgan Evald Avgustovich,
Ustyugov,
Schwarzburg Ananiy Efimovich (Khaimovich)
1988
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