Dembsky Ivan Felitsianovich

Genus. in 1880 in Smolensk; Pole; from the nobles; incomplete higher education, pharmacist; amateur artist. He studied at the Pharmaceutical Institute and at Moscow University (did not graduate). Member of the Right Socialist Revolutionary Party since 1902. Arrested in 1905 in Baku, soon released. In 1906 he was arrested in Mogilev. In December 1907 he was sentenced by the Kyiv Court of Justice to 6 years of hard labor and “eternal settlement” in Eastern Siberia. He served his prison term in the Smolensk Central Prison. From 1913 he settled in Irkutsk province, where he was in charge of a paramedic station. Married exile A.E. Adamson. In 1914–1917 he lived with his family in the Balagansky district of the Irkutsk province (Malyshevka village, Kakha village, Osinovka village and Bokhan village). Released under an amnesty in April 1917. He moved with his family to the North Caucasus, then to Belarus. The manager worked pharmacy. In 1919–1923 he lived with his family in Orsha and worked as the head of an orphanage. In 1919 he was briefly arrested in Orsha. From 1929 he lived in Moscow, a pharmacist. Received a personal pension for revolutionary services, a member of the Society of Political Prisoners and Exiled Settlers. Arrested 12/06/1934. Sentenced on February 17, 1935 by the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR under Articles 58-10, 11 to 5 years in labor camp. Sent to Belbaltlag (Medvezhya Gora station, then Segezha). In 1936 he was transferred to Kem, from there to Solovki. He worked as a loader, an artist in the camp theater, and made sketches of camp life. In the summer of 1937 he was transferred to prison regime. By resolution of the Special Troika of the UNKVD LO dated 10/09/1937 he was sentenced to VMN. Shot on November 3, 1937 in the Sandormokh tract (Karelian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic). Rehabilitated in the case of 1935 on November 11, 1990 by the Prosecutor's Office of the Leningrad Region, in the case of 1937 - on February 28, 1991 by the Prosecutor's Office of the USSR.