Ageev Alexander Mikhailovich

1946, liberation. Residence restrictions. Construction work. Connecting with family.
1949, new arrest. Prison in Kalinin. Gorky-Kirov-Krasnoyarsk. Settlement in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Work on various construction sites.
End of 1953, liberation. A year later, after many efforts, rehabilitation. Looking for a permanent job.
In conclusion, excerpts from newspapers accusing Stalin, Beria and other party leaders of violating the law.

The abstract was compiled by T.G. Zhidkova.

Ageev Alexander Mikhailovich, Antonenko, Antonova Irina Vasilievna, Balashov, Batov, Beria Lavrenty Pavlovich, Bobrovsky Nikolai Ivanovich, Verlinsky Vladimir, Voroshilov Kliment Efremovich, Garanin Stepan Nikolaevich, Golubev, Depolpor (Depelpor) Georgy Evgenievich, Zalessky Isidor Vasilievich, Zvyagintsev, Kaganovich Lazar Moiseevich, Konokotin Orest Nikolaevich, Korneev, Kruglov Sergey Nikiforovich, Lerner Moses Abramovich, Lipyagov, Lodygin Dmitry, Mikoyan Anastas Ivanovich (Ovanesovich), Molotov Vyacheslav Mikhailovich, Sturgeon, Pchelnikov Boris, Rakovskaya Lyubov Lvovna, Rudenko Roman Andreevich, Sokolov Nikolay Yurievich, Sokolov Yuri Nikolaevich, Sokolov Yuri Yurievich, Sokolova Elena Yurievna, Sokolova (ur. Volodin) Maria, Stalin Joseph Vissarionovich, Tallitsky Alexander Alexandrovich, Timofeev Vladimir Alekseevich, Travin, Tyufaev, Firsov, Khrushchev Nikita Sergeevich, Shakhlin Vladimir Aronovich, Shtykin, Shufer Feofaniya Yakovlevna