Zosimovich Ekaterina Borisovna

Genus. at 04/01/1887 in Mogilev; Jewish; higher medical education; in 1904–1923 member of the RSDLP(M). In 1921 she lived in Mogilev; arrested 09/26/1921; was kept in Butyrka prison; sentenced 10/10/1921; released on February 17, 1922, deported to Kirov. In 1923 she moved to Leningrad. In 1925 she lived in the city of Kashin, Tver province; arrested on March 27, 1925, kept in the Internal Prison in Moscow; sentenced by the Kogpu on April 5, 1925 to 3 years of exile in Central Asia; exiled to Kokand, Uzbek SSR; in 1927 she was transferred to Chimkent; after the period of exile expired, she was released and moved to the city of Serke [it was not possible to find such a city. – Comp.]; in 1930 she moved to Kazan. In 1935, after the arrest of her husband, L.A. Zosimovich. – moved to Kostroma, worked as a doctor in nurseries No. 1; arrested 03/08/1938; sentenced by a visiting session of the Supreme Court of the USSR Armed Forces on 10/06/1938 under Art. 58-8, 10 part 1 to VMN; shot 10/06/1938; burial place - presumably the village of Selifontovo, Yaroslavl district, Yaroslavl region. Rehabilitated in the 1938 case by the Supreme Commissariat of the USSR Armed Forces on August 15, 1962.