Dykhno (Malakhovskaya) Tamara Albertovna

Genus. in 1890 in Odessa; Jewish; secondary education. In 1925 – a prisoner of the Suzdal political isolation ward; sentenced by the OGPU OS to deportation to Central Asia for 3 years. In 1928 she lived in Baku, was arrested at the beginning of 1928 for participation in the Menshevik organization, and was released in the summer. In 1941 she lived in Omsk, worked as an accountant at the Omsk Regional Library. Pushkin; arrested 06/23/1941; sentenced to OS under the NKVD of the USSR on December 11, 1941 under Art. 58-10 part 1, 58-11 to 10 years of labor camp; served her sentence in Siiblag of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs, Mariinsk; liberated on June 23, 1951, followed by transfer to the Atabasar district of the Akmola region, where she arrived on August 7, 1951. She quit her job and went to Moscow on May 28, 1956. Rehabilitated by the Presidium of the Omsk Regional Court on November 11, 1955.