Dmitriev Vladimir Fedoseevich

Definition: Head of communications center
Years of life: 1906-1960
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Born in 1906, Pochaevo village, Bezhanitsky volost, Pskov region; Russian; higher education - Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute of Communications; b/p. Upon completion, he was sent to Mineralnye Vody as the head of the communications center. Arrested (11)06/16/1937 on charges of belonging to the Trotskyist opposition. He was held in a prison in Pyatigorsk. Sentenced in 1939 by 3 years of ITL. Transferred to Mikoyan-Shakhar (Cherkessk). After liberation in June 1940. returned to Leningrad. He worked in Chudovo, then in Okulovka as head of communications. During the war, he was an engineer at the VOUS (military operational communications center) of the Volkhov Front. After the war - director of a vocational school of communications. Rehabilitated on October 5, 1960, the case was closed.
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Cases (1)

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Dmitriev Vladimir Fedoseevich

Documents (4)

Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Дмитриев Георгий Владимирович
2. Article by Dmitriev G. “Trial of Life” with brief information about the repressions against him and his father Dmitriev V. in the newspaper “Volkhov Lights”, No. 52 dated March 29, 1989.
2 листа, 1 изображение, газетная/журнальная вырезка
1989
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Дмитриев Георгий Владимирович
11. Article by Dmitriev G. “I am a political prisoner” in the newspaper “Volkhov Lights” for June 20, 1992. about repressions against the family and friends of Dmitriev G. for three generations.
1 лист, 2 изображения, газетная/журнальная вырезка
* Clogs, Antonov Alexander Stepanovich, Bagashvili Spartak Levanovich, Hot, Dmitriev Vladimir Fedoseevich, Dmitriev Georgy Vladimirovich, Kirov Sergey Mironovich, Koldunov Sergey Alexandrovich, Lenin (Ulyanov) Vladimir Ilyich, Makhno Nestor Ivanovich, Petrov-Bytov (Petrov) Pavel Petrovich, Rykov Alexey Ivanovich, Sobolev M., Stalin Joseph Vissarionovich, Travin Semyon Ivanovich, Trotsky Lev Davidovich, Fedya the Vlasovite, Chernov trace. 2
1992