Kirov Sergey Mironovich

Other names: Real name Kostrikov
Definition: Soviet statesman and politician. First Secretary of the Leningrad Regional Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks and member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks
Years of life: 1886-1934

Documents (137)

Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Рубина-Шварц Любовь Израилевна
1. Letter to D.M. Schwartz with the biography of the mother – L.I. Shvarts-Rubina.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Крыленко Николай Васильевич
1. Fragment of the newspaper "Chimes" No. 129 dated 07/07/1992, containing a copy of the Appeal of N.V. Krylenko. to Stalin I.V. with a request to stop the increase in criminal cases on charges of counter-revolutionary agitation.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Толмазова Александра Ефимовна
1. Indictment against Tolmazova A.E. dated 12/06/1936 Approved deputy. Head of the NKVD for the Leningrad Region, State Commissioner. security 3rd rank Nikolaev 12/13/1936.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Лобов Семен Семенович
1. Article by I. Shishkin, “The Only Choice. On the 100th Anniversary of S.S. Lobov’s Birth”, published in the newspaper “Evening Leningrad” No. 128 of 03.06.1988; envelope (p/w 22.03.1989/24.03.1989).
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Зегжда Константин Петрович
1. Archival certificate from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation No. 10/46-10556 dated June 28, 1993 indicating the date of arrest of K.P. Zegzhda. 11/11/1937 by the NKVD authorities, charging him under Art. 58-8, 17-58-7, 58-9 and 58-11 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR, the appointment of a special session of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR on August 24, 1937 to him VMN and the execution of the sentence on the same day, as well as the posthumous rehabilitation of Zegzhda K.P. By the ruling of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR dated December 12, 1956.
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Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Тамми Александр Карлович
1. Article by P. Rashevsky "All this is in my memory" in the newspaper "Leningradskaya Pravda" dated 04/10/1988, containing an interview with Tammy A.K. and his photograph from 1928.
Fund 06 / Inventory 1 / Case Файнют Мира Александровна
1. Afterword to “Steep Route” by E.S. Ginsburg, written in 1989
Thanks to E.S. Ginzburg for the book “Steep Route”, confirmation of the veracity of this story, since the author walked the same “steep route”, along the same path.
Very brief information about yourself. Murder of S.M. Kirov. Expulsion from the Komsomol for failure to attend a meeting regarding the murder (she was ill). A few months later, in February 1935, the apartment was searched. There are forbidden Discussion Papers in the older brother's room. Taking the brother's blame. Arrest of the author and the husband of one of the sisters. Prison "Crosses". The sentence is exile to four years in Yakutsk. Two-month stage by train. Carriage life. The route on foot and on horseback to Yakutsk. Meeting with my sister and her two-year-old son. Work as an accountant. Meeting with a Leningrader I knew from prison. Marriage. Seeing off my husband on his way to Kolyma. Birth of a daughter. Help from the exiled Mostovsky I.V. Inability to get a job. Application with a request to take her and the child to prison due to lack of means of subsistence. Jail. Unfulfilled hopes of meeting my husband. Thoughts that he was shot. The new term is 5 years in Kolyma. During the stage, the death of the daughter. Wintering in a barracks. Hospital. Help from a hospital doctor from Leningrad. After the end of the five-year period, the stay in the camp is for another five years. Liberation in July 1947, then another four years in exile. Words of gratitude to the people who helped the author survive.

The abstract was compiled by T.G. Zhidkova.
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Fund 06 / Inventory 1 / Case Слепнева Евстолия Алексеевна
1. Memoirs of Slepneva Evstoliya Alekseevna dated 10/30/1995.
Memoirs cover the entire life of the author. Born in 1914 in a working class family. Place of birth - the village of Vasilevo, Nizhny Novgorod region (now the city of Chkalovsk). Family story. School, technical school (did not finish due to lack of money in the family). Acquaintance with the Leningrad geologist Zenchenko N.A. In 1934, a wedding in Leningrad. Description of the wedding (many friends of the husband). Among the invited director of the Mining Institute Frederiks Georgy Nikolaevich, who will soon be arrested. General shock. Rumors that arrests for "noble origin" began.
Zenchenko's work on the work "Tectonics of the Upper Volga Region", assistance in the work of the author. March 1935, his entry into the party. Celebration of this event in the restaurant "Astoria". General feeling of anxiety and elation. In the same year, the birth of a daughter. A trip with her daughter to her homeland, to Vasilevo. Messages on the radio and in newspapers about Chkalov's flight over the Pole and his return. Chkalov's arrival at home, in Vasilevo. Meeting its inhabitants with bread and salt. Acquaintance with the Leningrad geologist Anatoly Walter, who will become a devoted friend.
Return to Leningrad. A very cheerful meeting of the new, 1937, again with a large company. A trip to a restaurant in carriages drawn by horses decorated with flowers. Zinchenko is selected as a representative to participate in the World Congress of Geologists. Request of foreign scientists for the release of GN Frederiks to participate in this congress. The request did not go unnoticed: on May 25, at the Moscow railway station, a meeting of the scientist with students and researchers. Arrest him at the exit from the car. A sense of further trouble in connection with further arrests.
Expedition of geologists to the Perm region. Making the author a collector in the detachment. A story about life on the expedition. Request for accommodation and food in the village where the sectarians lived. Their hostile attitude towards strangers, the request is denied. In the villages where the dispossessed in 1926 lived, the attitude is friendly.
During one of the halts, Zenchenko was suddenly arrested. Return to Leningrad. Description of the Papanin meeting. Portrait of Schmidt. In the car next to him are two people who look like NKVD workers. In the crowd of people meeting there is talk that he is under house arrest.
Search, presentation of an order to confiscate the husband's property. Sealing the room. On March 15, a call to the NVD department. Formal interrogation, during which investigator Fitialov discreetly handed over to the author a note from her husband saying goodbye “forever” and asking him to hand over his suit and field boots with the investigator. Behind the door, Fitialov secretly makes an appointment and advises him to urgently leave the city.
Night search and morning arrest. The order to leave the child. The author sees tears in the eyes of soldiers, witnesses of the tragedy. "Black Raven". For the first time, a clear idea that "something criminal is happening in the country." An order from a soldier to take the arrested woman to the Arsenal prison. Tram ride. The soldier does not know where the prison is. He goes in search, leaving the author on the embankment. Thought of suicide. But the thought of running is not. The long absence of a soldier. Worry about him. She sees him hiding around the corner of the house. Understanding that he is waiting for her escape. Later, his words that he really wanted it. Her promise to never forget it. Parting near the prison with tears.
Jail. Camera. Acquaintance with the headman Valentina Budyonny (her husband is the chairman of the Kyiv executive committee). In the cell, the majority are “wives of enemies of the people.” During the walk, terrible screams from the basement. This is torture. Rumors that not all escorts agree to attend them.
A secret note from Anatoly Walter that the author's daughter is with a relative in Tyumen.
First interrogation. The message that the husband was sentenced to 10 years without the right to correspond. Sentence to the author - 3 years of correctional camps without the right to correspondence.
Budenny's explanation of how the wives are assigned terms (depending on how many years the spouses lived together before the arrest). The road by train to the camp (Temnikovsky camp, Ryazan region). Description of camp life. Acquaintance with cellmates: Elena Osipova, the wife of a major specialist in the construction of granaries, and Maria Erazmundovna Maletskaya, Chkalov's sister-in-law. The author's story about his countryman Chkalov and Maletskaya's confession that she wrote him a letter asking him to take her son away from the orphanage, but there was no answer.
Memories of Berta Uritskaya, daughter of M.I. (S.?) Uritsky, a smart, intelligent, kind woman. But closed. She said almost nothing about herself. About Valentina Buinova, the wife of the former Minister of Culture. History of her marriage. The news of the death of Chkalov. Women doubt that it was an accident.
Description of work in the camp. Performance of a play-pastoral from the opera The Queen of Spades. New year 1941 celebration. Dancing to the accordion. Theatrical performances were once a month. There are no reports of bullying, rudeness on the part of the authorities. Feeling of fear of release, sadness at parting with women who have become friends. Berta Uritskaya's request to visit her father's grave. Liberation. Arrival to Leningrad. Meeting with relatives. The beginning of the war. Participation in construction work. Bombing. Attempts to get to Leningrad. Poems about this path. Poems about the blockade. Description of further military and post-war life.
The last lines of the manuscript are that the author goes to the Field of Mars, to the grave of Uritsky, that, walking around St. Petersburg, she recalls the past.

The annotation was compiled by Zhidkova T.G.
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Fund 06 / Inventory 1 / Case Иванова Нелли Филипповна
1. The Tale-Memoirs of Ivanova N.F. "The Tale of the Experienced.", dedicated to her father Ivanov F.N. (attached file)
Despite the declared genre, the memoirs are documentary in nature. The author, a geologist by profession, writes about the tragic fate of her father, secretary of the Petrograd District Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks, whom she loved and was proud of.
The beginning of the memories is the denunciation of those who distorted the life of her family and the lives of millions of people turned into slaves.
The grandfather on the paternal side is a laborer. Large family - 12 children. The eldest son, the future father of the author, having finished two classes in a rural school, also worked as a farm laborer for seven years. Further work as a presser at the Tomsk butter factory for five years. Service in the tsarist army, first as a private, then as a corporal. Northwestern Front. Severe wound. Hospital in Petrograd. Complications after the injury, which made him an invalid. Studying at the Znamenskaya School for the Disabled. Then at the Petrograd Workers 'and Peasants' University, then at the All-Union Agricultural Communist University, which he graduated in 1924. Joining the party in 1918. His shock at the death of Kirov. Work as the first secretary of the district committee of the Petrograd region, in 1938, the removal from this position. A visit to Zhdanov with a request for employment, a dry refusal to help. Deterioration of health - the inability to move around. Faith of the father that Stalin does not know about what is happening. The proposal of the authorities to go with the whole family to the Rest House in the village. Tolmachevo. Sending all the children on a camping trip for two days, and at this time (July 26, 1938) the arrest of some of the parents. The return of the family without a father to Leningrad, to an apartment sealed after a search. Mother's unsuccessful attempts to find out something about her husband. Constant refusals to get her a job. Two months later, the arrest of the mother. Sending sisters to the orphanage. Description of a joyless life. Longing for parents. Transfer of the sisters to the special house of the NKVD in Ukraine. Barracks. 40-50 children in each (they were selected by age), and therefore the sisters were separated. Cold, hunger, lice. In the spring, they ate unripe greens, even henbane seeds, because of which they almost lost their sight. Dysentery, malaria. Despite this, conscientious study, so as not to let down the parents who are about to return. Two years later, Velikiye Luki, where the mother's sister lived, who took the girls from the orphanage. The need to hide the truth about their parents, which greatly traumatized the sisters. In 1940, a letter from his father from the prison hospital. Gaza in Leningrad. A visit from his older sister. The author mentions that out of a sense of revenge for her father during the war years, she becomes the leader of a gang of thieves, for which she will be sent to prison. (Only in 1956 did he meet his sister, who had already become a stranger to the author.) The author, who was about 14 years old, visited his father in the prison hospital every day for a month. (The prisoner is taken out on a date on a stretcher.) Father's stories about his experiences - day and night interrogations. The appearance during some interrogations of an unfamiliar woman in the clothes of his wife, who looked like her from afar. A confession of guilt by a tortured father. Two postcards from him to a friend announcing his impending death from starvation.
The author entered Tomsk University in 1945, from which she transferred in 1947 to Leningrad State University for the 3rd year of the Faculty of Biology.
Lamenting that because of the stigma "daughter of an enemy of the people", she "did not take place as a person." At the end of the memoirs, the information that her mother returned from prison in 1945 (they, "unfortunately, turned out to be strangers") and that her father was rehabilitated in October 1956. (According to the certificate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, his death occurred on July 12, 1942.)

The annotation was compiled by Zhidkova T.G.
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Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Смирнов Анатолий Флегонтович
1. Indictment in investigative case No. 1047 Smirnova A.F., Rumyantseva N.N. and Luchsheva V.E. Krasnoselsky RO NKVD, Kostroma region.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Папчинский Александр Павлович
1. Memoirs of A.P. Papchinsky "It was", dedicated to the service in the Leningrad ORUD and an episode about the search for saboteurs on the Soviet-Finnish border. They also contain brief information about the conviction of A. Papchinsky. Leningrad, 10/23/1989.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Цветков Григорий Кириллович
1. Extract from the indictment dated 10/08/1936 for investigative case No. 21840-36, drawn up in Leningrad on 10/06/1936 on charges against G.K. Tsvetkov, M.S. Dorfman-Tsvetkova, N.E. Kargopoltsev, S.M. Rappoport, Makarova Z.N., Dorfman A.S., Glotova A.A. under Articles 58-8 and 58-11 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR for participation in the Trotskyist-Zinoviev organization that prepared the murder of S.M. Kirov on December 1, 1934 and who, with the help of the Gestapo, planned an assassination attempt on I.V. Stalin.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Закупнев Захар Александрович
1. The article “...I am not guilty of anything,” published in the newspaper “On Guard of the Arctic” dated December 20, 1988, dedicated to Z.A. Zakupnev.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Беленький Яков Борисович (Янкель Беркович)
1. Article by the secretary of the party committee of the Volkhov aluminum plant Akimov M.S. “Results of the exchange of party documents” in the newspaper “For Soviet Aluminum” No. 101, 1936, about the expulsion from the party of the Trotskyist Belenky, who previously worked at the Bolshevik plant in Leningrad, and the White Guard Bessonov.
Fund 06 / Inventory 1 / Case Фадин Петр Сысоевич
1. Memoirs of Fadin P.S. (attached file)
The memoirs are not finished. Their author (born in 1904) is a senior engineer of the October Railway Administration, a member of the RCP(b) since 1926, a Leningrader.
The beginning of the memoirs is a story about a meeting of the party activists of the Baltic Line electric depot that took place in April 1935, where the personal file of the author was considered. He was accused of “concealing his affiliation with the anti-party group of the Trotskyist opposition,” of reading Lenin’s letter to the congress and disseminating its contents, as well as of voting against the expulsion of G.E. Zinoviev and L.B. Kamenev from the party. The author categorically denies his guilt and explains his position on the issues raised. Silent support from his fellow party members. Demand from a representative of the political department to surrender his party card. The author’s refusal, and his transfer of the party card to the secretary of the party bureau for temporary storage until the final decision of the party activists on this issue. His complaint to the party commission, addressed to R.S. Zemlyachka. Return of the party card.
A summons to the Leningrad Regional Party Committee, where an unexpected distribution to enterprises located in the Urals took place, which was perceived by them as exile. The author's statement that he will only go to places where there are electrified railways. A summons to Kaganovich L.M., who orders him to go immediately to the Sverdlovsk Regional Party Committee for assignment to work.
Recruitment to the position of electrification engineer of the Perm railway. Observation of him by one of the bosses, who had previously received the Order of Lenin for work in the state security agencies.
Meeting his wife at the station, whose suitcases an unknown sailor brought to the hostel where the author lived. Surveillance of him. A one-day trip to the city of Kamyshlov to see his wife's parents, where he was an accidental witness to the arrest in broad daylight of the chief prosecutor of the Chelyabinsk region. Returning to Sverdlovsk in a depressed state. The next day, a search of the author's room in the presence of the hostel commandant. Arrest and placement in a solitary confinement cell in the Sverdlovsk prison.
A prison search. An interrogation during which the investigator sought to prove the author's connection with the sailor. A reminder that in the past the author had drunk in a restaurant with a sea captain. A demand to admit connections with the Trotskyists. The author's refusal. Threats from the investigator, who pulled a revolver out of a drawer. The author's stubborn silence. Sending to a cell. A morning call to the investigator. Physical resistance from the author, who was taken back to the cell.
A new investigator named Carré. The investigator's questions and the author's answers generally coincide with those heard at the party activist meeting. There is a "plant" in the cell.
The next interrogation, conducted in the presence of investigator Voytovich, head of the transport department of the Perm railway.
Again a cell, where for long days there is a painful wait for the NKVD decision. Taken to the commandant's office, where all the previously confiscated things are returned, which gives hope: freedom will soon come. But then transported to the regional investigative prison. After inspection and "processing" the cell where the political prisoners are sitting, awaiting the decision of the Special Conference.

The annotation was compiled by T.G. Zhidkova.
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Fund 06 / Inventory 1 / Case Волошин Сильвестр Иванович
1. Memoirs of Voloshin S.I.
The author, who was arrested in Leningrad in January 1942, signed the charges against him and apparently escaped torture, does not say what exactly he was accused of.
At the beginning of his memoirs, he depicts the work of the repressive apparatus in Leningrad, which acquired especially menacing proportions after the death of S.M. Kirov. Author's letter to I.V. Stalin in 1937 with a question about the reasons for "the murder of the best communists, Bolsheviks, Komsomol members." A story about a Leningrad apartment on Nevsky Prospekt, where there was a hangout for the NKVD. About the famine of 1932, about the very difficult situation of his brothers, about his trip to Rostov in connection with this, where he saw "a terrible tragedy of the people." To save relatives, a device in Maikop in the laboratory of a flour mill. Description of terrible pictures in the besieged Leningrad. Shortly after the arrest, the sentence was 10 years in prison. Prison "Crosses". The cell, where there are about a hundred prisoners. According to the author, "there were 15-20 cannibals in it." (Was there really such a thing, or is there some exaggeration or even gloomy fantasy in some of the facts cited? Like, for example, the mention that the cells were not locked and the prisoners could walk freely along the corridors, and some went up to the dome and threw themselves down, committing suicide. - Ed.)
Memories are interrupted by 11 counts of accusation of I.V. Stalin for the crimes he committed.
In June 1942, a stage in the city of Solikamsk. Monstrous pictures of what is happening in the zone. Arrival at the camp "Berezovo", and then - to "Bulatovo". Of the 200 people who arrived in Solikamsk, about a third remained. In 1943, a stage in the Kushpeli camp [so to the text. – Ed.], according to the author “death camp”. Search and inspection of naked people in forty degrees of frost. Famine in the camp, where up to 100 people per day died. Bullying of prisoners by the head of the camp, Mikhalchenko, who was appointed head of the department of the Nyrob camps “for excellent work”. The appointment of new authorities to the Kushpeli camp, which took care of improving the lot of prisoners (the head of the camp - Makarenko, the head of the medical unit - Kogan). Transfer to the camp "SIM" [so the text - ed.], where, according to the author, 800 people died per month. Work 12 hours in the forest. The norm of stew is 25 grams for each cut cube of wood. Exhausted, the author cuts off his fingers on his left hand. Transfer to the Nyrob camps, which were run by the same Mikhalchenko. Description of the appalling situation of the prisoners. Mention that in the forest, outside the zone, those who ended up in the occupied territories during the war, including women and children, lived in the open air. A story about the head of the security guard of the detention center, who came to the detention center three times a day and shot one prisoner at a time. Transfer to camp "Vankino". Vlasov guards, distinguished by particular cruelty. Escape in 1946 of 18 former prisoners of war, who, after being caught, were hunted down by Vlasov dog breeders. Harassment with the support of the authorities by the thieves in law of the prisoners, who attacked their barracks at night and killed 36 people. In connection with this, the transfer of political prisoners, according to the author, up to 500 people, to the Novoe camp. Work as a baker. Six months later, the camp "Head". The stage to the camp "Glubokovskaya", because, while working in a construction team to repair the office of the secretary of the party committee, he tore off the portrait of L.P. Beria from the wall. and threw it on the floor. Prisoners are mostly Lithuanians, Latvians, Estonians. A visit to the camp by the head of Mikhalchenko, who, remembering Voloshin, sends him to the isolation ward of the Vankino camp, while the guard drives the author there, barefoot in underwear, through the snow for six kilometers. Stage on the "New" thanks to the director of the Stalingrad plant released from prison.
Liberation after Stalin's death. Issuance of a “wolf passport” in Leningrad, sending 101 km with threats of re-arrest when trying to return to the city. Inability to get a job. Appearance at the NKVD in the city of Bataysk, Rostov Region, with a request to be sent back to the camp. Registration in Bataysk and work there at the Krasny Molot plant. A call to the "Big House" in Leningrad, a certificate of rehabilitation. Return in 1955 to Leningrad and work for 30 years [sic in the text - ed.]. Shop manager at the Gosmetr plant.
At the end of the memoirs, there is a report of data received, according to the author, from the head of personnel Nyroblag: in 1949, there were 525 camp administrations under the Gulag, 25 thousand camps, 25 million prisoners.
The appendix is ​​an appeal to the deputies of the Leningrad City Council with a call to create a memorial museum “in the gray house” on Liteiny Prospekt to remind of the crimes committed and to “cleanse the conscience” of those responsible for them.

The annotation was compiled by Zhidkova T.G.
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Fund 06 / Inventory 1 / Case Арцимович Вера Андреевна
1. Memoirs Artsimovich V.A. about Lebedev-Schmidthof Vladimir Georgievich, written in 1999 (66 pages, attached file).
Автор – бывшая киноактриса, сестра выдающегося советского физика Льва Андреевич Арцимовича, коллеги и друга И.В. Курчатова, основателя и первого директора Института атомной энергетики, теща Булата Окуджавы.
Воспоминания охватывают период с 1937 года по 1944, время совместной жизни с мужем, В.Г.Лебедевым-Шмидтгофом, известным советским режиссером, создателем фильма «Концерт Бетховена», имевшего огромный успех не только в СССР, но и за его пределами (премия на Всемирной выставке в Париже), автором песни «Эх, хорошо в стране Советской жить» на музыку Дунаевского.
1937 год – Минск, знакомство и совместная работа (автор – помощник режиссера) над фильмом «Форпост великой родины».
Неожиданное предложение Шмидтгофа выйти за него замуж. Растерянность автора, так как режиссер был старше на 14 лет, и к тому же очень знаменит. Ее согласие. Счастливая семейная жизнь. Рассказы мужа по просьбе автора о своей прошлой деятельности в кино, ее сожаление о том, что она не записывала эти рассказы, например о его работе в Большом Драматическом театре, куда он был приглашен одним из первых в качестве актера, об его участии в создании первого государственного «Театра революционной сатиры "Вольная комедия"» и т.д.
Их дальнейшая совместная работа в Белоруссии над фильмами, в которых автор то снималась как актриса, то была помощником режиссера. Возвращение Шмидтгофа вместе с автором в Ленинград, где жила его мать, в прошлом актриса театра «Балаганчик». Осложнения в семейной жизни по вине свекрови, обладавшей деспотическим характером.
Рассказ о многочисленных друзьях мужа, воспоминания Шмидтгофа о знакомстве с Маяковским, дружбе с Есениным, о его тяжелых переживаниях, связанных со смертью поэта.
1938 год. Арест Шмидтгофа. Обыск. Его обещания скоро вернуться, так как он ни в чем не виноват. Безрезультатные посещения автором тюрьмы на ул. Воинова с целью выяснения судьбы мужа, затем Большого дома на Литейном. Наконец сообщение о том, что муж как контрреволюционер осужден на 25 лет. Обморок свекрови при этом известии. Через месяц телефонный звонок – требование явиться в ГПУ. Грубый допрос. Желание следователей добиться подтверждения своей версии о том, что Шмидтгоф, имеющий немецкую фамилию, держал связь, будучи шпионом, с немецким послом. Объяснение автора, что мужу для съемок фильма «Форпост великой родины» нужна была соответствующая машина, похожая на машину посла, что он и обратился к послу с просьбой ненадолго воспользоваться ею. Удар разъяренного следователя по голове допрашиваемой с такой силой, что она «отлетела к стене». В заключении допроса требование подписать бумагу, что она обязуется молчать о том, как проходил допрос. Выполнение автором этого требования в течение тридцати лет. И даже через много лет после допроса при осмотре отоларинголога, который сказал, что у нее лопнула барабанная перепонка, она объяснила это болезнью в детстве.
Переезд в 1938 году в Минск, к матери. Рождение дочери. Через четыре дня после этого события визит сотрудников ГПУ с требованием немедленно вернуться в Ленинград, так как Минск – пограничный город, а ее муж арестован. Поездка с ребенком в Москву. Продолжение поисков мужа. Безрезультатное посещение секретариата Сталина. Чей-то совет добиться приема у Калинина. Вспыхнувшая надежда на то, что он поможет. Обман секретарши о цели своего обращения к Калинину, получение пропуска. Ласковое обращение Калинина к посетительнице. Расспросы Калинина о том, кто ее муж. Перечисление автором фильмов, упоминание песни «Эх, хорошо в стране Советской жить». Трогательная сцена – Калинин, вытирающий слезы просительницы и поглаживающий ее по голове. Обещание узнать о судьбе ее мужа и сообщить ей. Возвращение в Ленинград. Чувство одиночества, так как знакомые избегали встречаться с автором. Верность брата Льва Арцимовича, известного ученого, не побоявшегося
оказывать поддержку сестре. Визит человека от Калинина, который сказал автору, что она может передать мужу пять рублей в тюрьме на ул. Воинова.
Неожиданный гость (как оказалось, его выпустили умирать – у него на допросах были отбиты легкие), сокамерник Шмидтгофа, сообщивший о том, что его скоро выпустят. Странный телефонный разговор со следователем, который задал несколько вопросов, касающихся жизни автора и ее свекрови, и предупредившего, что отвечать нужно только «да» или «нет». Предположение автора, что муж слышал ее ответы.
Второй вызов для допроса уже к другому следователю. Просьба помочь следствию. Опять вопрос, касающийся фамилии мужа. Спокойная реакция на утверждение автора, что она ничего не знает. Странный вопрос о том, бывало ли, что муж, будучи пьяным, совершил поступок, о котором не помнил на следующее утро. Признание автора, что один раз так случилось. Просьба следователя остановиться на этом подробнее. И после рассказа благодарность за то, что она помогла следствию. Отсутствие в воспоминаниях автора каких-либо предположений по поводу этого странного вопроса.
Неожиданное возвращение из тюрьмы мужа в связи с пересмотром его дела, когда Наркомом внутренних дел вместо Ежова стал Берия. Разительная перемена в его внешности – страшно исхудал. Нежелание говорить об ужасах, которые он пережил в тюрьме. Рассказ друга мужа, что тот испытал в заключении: первые дни одиночная камера, избиения во время допросов, обливание упавшего от побоев холодной водой, опять избиения.
Переезд семьи в Киев для работы на Киевской киностудии. Сообщение по радио о начале войны. Эвакуация из Киева в Ашхабад. Бомбежка поезда немцами. Множество раненых. Воспоминания Шмидтгофа в поезде о пережитом в тюрьме, о враче, который оказался его знакомым по Дому кино и который спас ему жизнь.
Ашхабад. 1942 год. Рождение сына. Работа мужа над фильмом «Люди Красного креста», где автор играла главную роль. Смерть свекрови. Поездка мужа в Москву для сдачи фильма. Его неожиданная командировка в Свердловск. Заболевание маленькой дочери брюшным тифом. Трехнедельная поездка с больной девочкой и грудным сыном в Свердловск сначала на открытой платформе, прицепленной к поезду. Остановки в пути, отсутствие воды и еды. Помощь военврача, сопровождавшего поезд со штрафниками, – рис, кисель, пенициллин для больной девочки. Остановка на запасном пути в течение нескольких дней. Во время отсутствия автора (она бегала на станцию варить дочери кашу) исчезновение платформы с детьми. Отчаяние. Помощь незнакомого генерала, по приказу которого поезд с платформой был остановлен в пути якобы для поимки находившегося там шпиона.
Долгожданная встреча с мужем в Свердловске. Опять совместная работа на студии. Внезапная смерть мужа в 1944 году в возрасте 44 лет, так как его душевное и физическое состояние были ослаблены пребыванием в тюрьме. Конец воспоминаний – несколько слов об уже взрослых детях.

Аннотацию составила Жидкова Т.Г.
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Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Авдашев Николай Кузьмич
1. Letter from Avdashev N.K. dated 03/07/1936 addressed to Stalin I.V. with a request to check his work and reconsider the decision to exclude Avdashev N.K. from the ranks of the CPSU (b).
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Рютин Мартемьян Никитович
1. The article "The Honor of the Party", dedicated to Ryutin M.N., published in the journal "Knowledge is Power" No. 88/10.
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Fund 06 / Inventory 1 / Case Якшенков Александр Михайлович
1. Yakshenkov A.M. Memories. (attached file)
The memoirs cover the period from 1944 to the beginning of 1953, that is, from the day of arrest to release. The author is an officer recalled from the front to Moscow in September 1943 to graduate from the engineering faculty at the military academy. The beginning of the memories is reflections on the fate of those arrested and on the faith of those living in the wild in "holy law enforcement agencies."
Night arrest of the author. Humiliating “shmon” in the Lubyanka prison. Description of the box in which he sat alone for several days. Reflections on the reason for the arrest. A story about a Japanese man whom the author's family met while on vacation and whose behavior seemed suspicious. The decision to consult with the Special Department of the Academy on how to behave in the future. Proposal of the special officer to state everything in writing. And as a result - the arrest, which was preceded by a denunciation by comrades about the author's critical statements against the authorities and that he had been surrounded. Rough interrogation. The author's demand that they give another investigator. Indictment on suspicion of espionage. Transfer to the Lefortovo strict regime prison. Description of the prison. Living in solitary confinement for three months. Bullying investigator, beatings. The author's demand to invite the prosecutor. Reading by the prosecutor of the order, signed by Stalin, about what should be applied to the enemies of the people "all types of physical influence, up to execution."
The decision to kill the prosecutor. Thinking about the plan of murder and preparing for it. Everything breaks down because of the “brood hen” being placed in the cell. Escape plan and again failure.
Transfer after the end of the investigation to the Butyrka prison. Sentence - 10 years. Rumors about the upcoming stage. Transfer to the premises of the former prison church, where about three hundred prisoners gathered.
Krasnopresnenskaya transfer. Desperate courage of the captain-topographer in opposition to criminals. Terrible wagon life during the transfer to Vorkuta.
Life in the camp. Captain suicide. Work in the mine. Terror criminals. Illness, hospital. Transfer to paramedic. Common diseases of prisoners. Terrible hunger. Detailed description of work in the mines. Vorkuta frosts and snowstorms. Jaundice disease. month in the hospital. National composition of prisoners. drug addiction in the camp. Method of distribution of drugs. Separate groups of Bendera and Vlasov. Their rebuff to criminals. Philosophy lesson.
Arriving at the wife's camp as a result of a cunning plan. After her return to Moscow, the dissolution of the marriage with the author. His justification of his wife because of the suffering she endured: dismissal from work, deprivation of departmental space, confiscation of property.
Transfer of women from one camp to a special women's camp. Many tragedies in connection with this. Transfer from the medical unit to work in the mine in order to bring the release date closer.
Stage for hay harvesting in the area of ​​the Pechora River. Life on a barge for six days. Description of the nature and life of the villagers - Komi. Haymaking.
Again work in the medical unit. Liberation. Waiting for the money due.
Prisoner friends collect money for the author's journey. Place of settlement - Donbass.
The memoirs are accompanied by poems by the author of different years - from 1946 to 1953.

The annotation was compiled by Zhidkova T.G.
86 листов, машинопись, файл (присоединённый)
Fund 06 / Inventory 1 / Case Соколов Юрий Николаевич
1. "Seventeen Years of a Nightmare", 1 book by Sokolov Yu.N. in the dilogy "Chronicle of a Life of Life". (attached file)
Until 1938 (from that time memories begin) he worked as a builder and studied in the evenings at a construction institute. Arrest in January 1938. Night search. Seizure of Kropotkin's Notes of a Revolutionary. Interrogation in the Lubyanka prison. Screams outside the door (Imitation of screams for intimidation?). Threats. Transfer in the "black crow" to the Taganka prison. Because of the cramped conditions, some prisoners fainted. Humiliating prison search. On the bodies of prisoners there are traces of beatings with rubber sticks. There are 120 people in the cell instead of the allowed 50. Description of the order in the prison. Consequence. The investigators are the same as in the Lubyanka prison. Beatings. Infirmary. Beginning of a hunger strike. Transfer to another, common cell. Continued hunger strike. Transfer back to solitary confinement. Night hallucinations. End of the hunger strike. Again transfer to the common cell. Description of the Taganskaya prison. The desire of people to use their free time for self-education (lectures, discussions, playing chess made from bread). Transfer to the Lubyanka to the basement cell, where people were tortured with heat. Again interrogations with beatings. Refusal to sign charges brought against other people. Rumors that Yezhov is being removed, a slight decrease in the number of beatings.
Part II. “Reality is like a wild dream. 1938-1946". Forwarding. Farewell to Moscow through the barred top of the "black crow". Pullman cars with machine guns on the roofs. Following in overcrowded cars for 23 days to Vladivostok. Vladivostok transfer. Lots of deaths. Many prisoners have night blindness from lack of vitamins. Transfer in scows to the steamer "Indigirka". The total number of people on the ship is 4,000.
Mine "Duck" 500 km from Magadan. Work in the face, then mine surveyor. Description of the terrifying "bathing" days. Work at the mines. Voroshilov, them. Gastello, at the construction of a power plant. Vain hopes for early release. Departure to the mine "Jalgala". On the way, a meeting with the Czechs, who, fleeing from the Germans, crossed the border of the USSR and asked for asylum, but were arrested and sent to Kolyma. Another stage to Magadan. Construction management. After the war, the delivery of tens of thousands of new prisoners to Kolyma. Arrival of papers for release. Delay by the authorities, who do not want to let the competent builder go.

The annotation was compiled by Zhidkova T.G.
133 листа, файл (присоединённый)
Fund 06 / Inventory 1 / Case Тер-Асатурова Елена Александровна
1. Memoirs of Ter-Asaturova E. A. “Memories are not given to fade away”, written in Tbilisi in 1971-1973. (attached file)
Memoirs cover the entire life of the author. Details of the mother's biography - Sonya Kipiani, of noble origin. Fyodor Chaliapin, who lives in the same house with his mother's large family, proposes to her, but is refused. Mother's marriage with Alexander Ivanovich Tsitsiani. Birth of Elena Konstantinovna in 1899. Birth of sister Nora Konstantinovna. The death of his father from transient consumption in the Nizhny Novgorod regiment. Events of 1905 - unrest, riots, strikes. A detailed description of the life and character of the author's grandparents. Admission to the 5th women's gymnasium at the age of 8 years. Summer vacations were spent in Kareli, with my grandmother Ninutsa. Description of the life and life of the grandmother, Princess Ninutsa Tsitsianova and her brother, Mito Tsitsianov, an underground revolutionary arrested and exiled to Siberia for 20 years of hard labor. The author notes the miserable living conditions of the peasants, and attempts to somehow help them - unnecessary clothes and things were brought. There was a synagogue next to the grandmother's estate, the children watched the rites and rituals of the Jews. The Jewish quarter adjoining the synagogue, the life of the Jews, who were not considered people, are described. The gymnasium years are unremarkable, graduating from the gymnasium in 1917. The author is fond of theater, music, the girl is learning to play the mandolin, piano, guitar. The first participation in the play at the age of 9 years in the estate of my grandmother in Karelia. The sisters are assigned to the Philharmonic Society. After the closing of the society two years later, the sisters continue to study music with a private teacher, then at the private music school of Pyshnov and Schweier in the piano class. Acquaintance with the 20-year-old pianist Zeiliger A.V., who played a big role in the life of the author, friendship with him. Performances at open concerts in the hall of the Artistic Society. Impressions from the arrival of Yasha Heifetz on tour. Meeting Rachmaninov and other interesting people in the Zeilinger House. Studying at the Philharmonic Society lasted 6 years. Attitude towards religion - the study of natural sciences confirms a 14-year-old girl in atheism. The First World War begins, but life in Tiflis flows without any changes. The end of the gymnasium in 1917, the revolution. Getting a job in the entreprise of the Opera House as a cashier. Attention fans. Acquaintance and romantic relationship with a Pole, singer Orda T.S. Transition to the conservatory, as an accompanist in the singing class to Levitsky. Participation in amateur performances. Tiflis is called little Paris - Mayakovsky, Balmont, Yesenin come there. Futurism flourished. Walking around English soldiers in Scottish skirts. Marriage with Takaishvili A.A. Friendship with the Loris-Melikov family. Entry into Tiflis of the Red Army. The departure of military units, the flight of residents, looting. The establishment of Soviet power, the gradual improvement of life. Lack of food. During the NEP, life comes to life a little. Acquaintance with the Romanian Negrini A.N., second marriage. Moving in 1925 to Turkestan, to Poltoratsk (now Ashgabat) to organize a club business. Divorce from her husband because of his passion for playing, departure back to Tiflis, work as a cashier at the Rustaveli Theater. Fans.
Acquaintance with M.L. Ter-Asaturov. Acceptance of the author into the troupe of the Rustaveli Theatre. success in the theatre. Ter-Asaturov gets a job at the Krasny Putilovets plant. 1929 He is sent to America as an English speaker to study the mass production of tractors at the Ford factories. Upon return, meeting with the author in Tbilisi, marriage proposal. 1929 Parting with the theater, departure to Leningrad. Happy married life in Leningrad. The second trip of Ter-Asaturov to America to the Ford factories. The author, meanwhile, is filming in the film "The Caucasian Robber" by Mikhail Gelovani. An attempt to draw up documents for traveling to America to her husband, a refusal to issue a visa, as it turns out, because of the author's noble origin. The author is going to work at the Bolshoi Drama Theatre. Ter-Asaturov is adjusting the equipment brought from America for the reconstruction of the plant. In 1931, the plant produced 32,000 tractors, for which Ter-Asaturov was awarded the Order of Lenin. At this time, he holds the position of technical director of the plant.
The author plays with great success on the stage of the BDT, masters the profession of a ballerina, herself dances to the music of Rubinstein. The couple spend the summer months in the Caucasus. A case of getting into a car accident in the mountains is described, from which the author and her husband miraculously managed to escape. The author leaves the BDT and enters the concert organization of the House of the Red Army, thus switching to pop activities - to artistic reading. Ter-Asaturov decides to organize the production of powerful cars at the plant on the basis of tractor workshops. The American Buick was taken as a model. Soon 6 cars Leningrad-1 (L-1) were ready, they successfully passed the test. A government order was received for 2,000 vehicles. By order of the People's Commissariat of Heavy Industry, the automotive industry was canceled, and it was proposed to engage in military orders. Kirov's assassination. Rallies at the Krasny Putilovets plant. Renaming the plant to the Kirov Plant. The suicide of the husband of Ter-Asaturov's niece, the cause of which remains unknown, the arrest of the chief director of the theater Rustaveli Akhmeteli and his wife Tamara Tsulukidze are harbingers of the beginning of repression. Arrests at the factory. The author notes the general atmosphere of distrust, anxiety, wariness. Removal from the post of director of the Kirov plant Ter-Asaturov. Likhachev, who promised to take him to his factory, does not keep his promise. exclusion from the party. The arrest of Ter-Asaturov on November 20, 1937.
Waiting for the arrest by the author, selling things for next to nothing, renting out an apartment. A call from the NKVD, forcing Ter-Asaturov to believe that his wife was not arrested and to sign the papers. Three months later, the sentence became known - 10 years without the right to correspond.
Arrest of the author on March 16, 1938 after her return from a tour. Arsenal prison. There are 40 women in the cell, almost all of them are wives of arrested husbands who held responsible positions. Those arrested read out the sentence to imprisonment for 8 or 5 years. The author gets 8 years. Appointment stage after two months of imprisonment. Stage in the overfilled teplushki. Arrival in Mordovia, in Temnikovsky penal camps. Description of the camp zone - there were up to 1500 people in one site, there were 24 zones-sites in total. Work in the zone. The author chooses work in the "fresh air" - carrying bricks and stretchers, uprooting stumps. Food - oatmeal and oatmeal, soy coffee.
Description of work in the garment industry - stuffiness, mosquitoes. The author describes his ability to disconnect from reality, presenting the theater. Then again work in the air - to pump water from the well, and on the second shift - in the kitchen. Lelya Rubinstein's friend. The author learned to smoke shag by twisting goat's legs. Garlic grated on a crust of black bread served as a delicacy. After a 1.5-year stay in the camp, correspondence and parcels were allowed. The author was allowed to organize a reading concert.
Another stage. This time arrival in Karelia, in Segezha. Work in general works. The author takes on the organization of concerts, bypassing the barracks and agitating the prisoners. Primitive musical instruments were found. Concert toilets were obtained from the house.
Concerts began to take place regularly. Soloists are released from work and live in a separate section. The author emphasizes all the time the paramount importance for himself of the spiritual life. Performs as a reader and as a dancer. Teaming up with a team of male actors, under the direction of the actor Dulenkov, plays begin to be staged. Arrival of Nora's half-sister with her daughter.
After the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, the position of the artists changed. They are again sent to work, settled in a common barracks. After the destruction of the hospital and school during the raid, a new stage is being assembled. A journey of 60 days in a wagon in terrible conditions. The author is amazed at the number of camps that come across along the way.
Arrival in Karganopol camps, northern Kazakhstan, however, due to lack of free places, they move on. The path on foot is 50 km. Arrival at the Karabass camp. After 10 days - a new route, arrival in the village of Dolinka, Karaganda region, distribution to the Manzhin site. Life in the stables. Transfer to the Karadzhar branch as an actress to prepare concerts. Artists are put on easier work. The author works as a cleaner and stoker. Concerts are prepared every month. The concerts are closed for the summer, and the author finds a job as a hairdresser's assistant. Description of the arrived stage with the imprisoned Chechens and Ingush, who expressed sympathy for the Germans. An epidemic disease of malaria, which did not bypass the author, was treated with quinine and quinine. The emergence of a romantic relationship with a member of the troupe Ivan Danilov. The author cites letters from grateful listeners. Again moving to Dolinka troupe, the construction of the House of Culture. The author, as part of the troupe, works in the club until his release. Operettas were staged, the author takes part in them as a choreographer. The team already included a dresser, an artist, a choir, and professional dancers. Performances, concerts, performances were replaced by bouts of malaria. End of term March 16, 1946. Roads and transport are loaded with demobilized people, it is impossible to leave Kazakhstan. The author remains to work as a civilian in the Central Club, then in Karaganda. Departure to Leningrad to see sister Nora. The city amazes with houses destroyed, pitted with shells.
Meeting with Gurevich and Zeiliger. The request to live in Leningrad was denied. The author leaves for Tbilisi. Meeting with friends. Registration, employment in the Philharmonic. Proposal to leave Tbilisi within 10 days. The author leaves for Riga, to visit a friend. However, after some time he returns to Tbilisi, manages to get a residence permit with the help of friends and get a job at the Philharmonic. After the start of re-passportization, she was again deported from Tbilisi, however, with the assistance of the Committee for Arts and the Philharmonic, she manages to return. In the future, the author works in the Philharmonic, travels a lot around the cities of Georgia. Prohibition to work in government concerts. In January 1953, the expulsion of "wives" begins, but the death of Stalin stops this. In 1954 documents about the rehabilitation of the author and her husband arrive, from which it becomes clear that the husband was shot immediately after his arrest. The author begins to work in an ensemble of Chongurists. After rehabilitation, he gets the opportunity to speak in Moscow, before members of the government. In May 1956, the author moved to Leningrad, having received living space from the Kirov Plant. Retirement. Music lessons with Zeiliger, just like 43 years ago. Three years later, moving to his homeland, in Tbilisi. Work as a tutor.
The text includes poems dedicated to the author, as well as the author's own translations from Georgian into Russian.

Annotation compiled by Brodskaya N.K.
289 листов, 164 изображения, ксерокопия машинописи
* Henrietta, Abashidze Ivan (Vaniko) Davidovich, Agnivtsev Nikolay Yakovlevich, Adamidze Vladimir Andreevich (Lado Adamidze), Aivazov, Aleksi-Meskhishvili Shalva Vladimirovich, Aleshko Maria Ivanovna, Amedyushkin, Amirejibi Varvara Mikhailovna, Antyukhina Milya (Militsiana) Mikhailovna, Artsybashev Mikhail Petrovich, Aseev Nikolay Nikolaevich, Aftyk (Matyukhova in her first marriage) Anna (Asya) Ivanovna, Aftyk Nikolay Ivanovich, Akhmeteli Alexander (Sandro) Vasilievich, Balmont Konstantin Dmitrievich, Baratashvili (Baratov) Joseph Alexandrovich, Barsky Vladimir Grigorievich, Bebutov, Bektabekov Nikolay Georgievich, Bektabekova Lidiya Anatolyevna, Bespalova Frada Grigorievna, Boechin Alexey Fedorovich, Borovsky Alexander Kirillovich, Burago-Tsekhanovskaya Vera Vikentievna, Bushinskaya Vladislava Konstantinovna, Vardanashvili Peter, Vasadze Akakiy Alekseevich, Vakhnyansky Moisey Abramovich, Velsky, Werner, Vivien Leonid Sergevich, Vizirov, Wilkomirski Kazimierz, Virbo Agnes (as in the document) Ivanovna, Volskaya Anna, Volsky Ivan Alexandrovich (Adolf Koschek), Vorobiev, Voroshilov Kliment Efremovich, Vronsky Evgeniy Alekseevich, Vsevolzhsky, Wunderlikh Valentina Aleksandrovna, Galston Gottfried, Gambashidze Shalva Ksenofontovich, Gachechiladze Nelli, Gachechiladze Revaz Razhdenovich, Gvelesiani Sasha, Gviniashvili Tamara (Tinatin, Tiko), Heine-Wagner Germaine Leopoldovna, Gelovani Mikhail Georgievich, Geld Sofia Markovna (Shoina Mordhelevna), Gershenzon Grigory, Gilels Emil Grigorievich, Kettlebell Philip, Gnuni Marianna Arkadyevna, Godziashvili Vasily Davydovich, Goldshat, sisters, Granik Nina Borisovna, Grachev Vasily, Grishashvili Iosif Grigorievich, Gryaznov Fedor Fedorovich, Huberman Bronislaw, Guzikov Evgeniy Mikhailovich, Gurevich Konstantin Naumovich, Davitashvili Georgy Mikhailovich, Danilov Ivan Nikolaevich, Nine Anna, Demyanenko, Japaridze Stepan Melitonovich, Dzhigit Ilya Isaakovich, Georgiashvili Arsen, Dolenko, Dolidze Viktor Isidorovich, Dorozhinskaya Elizaveta Efimovna, Dorozhinsky Konstantin, Dubensky Anatoly Alexandrovich, Dulenkov-Kachalin (pseudonym), Dygas Ignatsi (Ignatius), Dymov V.A., Evlakhov Sergey Ivanovich, Ekimov Yuri, Yesenin Sergey Alexandrovich, Efimov Efim Efimovich, Efimova Vassa Petrovna, Zhuravlev Dmitry Nikolaevich, Zagi, Zalipetsky, Zeiliger Alexander Vladimirovich, Zeiliger Anna Grigorievna, Inashvili Alexander (Sandro) Iovich, Isaev Ivan Sergeevich, Isetsky-Ionisyan Leon Nikolaevich, Itin Alexander Osipovich, Kaziko Olga Georgievna, Kalashnikov, Kamensky Vasily Vasilievich, Kanshin (Aleksey Mikhailovich?), Karpova Evgenia Vladimirovna, Kiguridze (Kiguradze) Shalva Pavlovich, Kikodze Shalva Gerasimovich, Kipiani Alexander Farnaozovich, Kipiani Varsenik, Kipiani Vasily (Vaso) Farnaozovich, Kipiani Vladimir Farnaozovich, Kipiani Dmitry Mikhailovich, Kipiani Elizabeth, Kipiani Iosif Farnaozovich, Kipiani (Kuzmina) Elena Ivanovna, Kipiani Nikolai Farnaozovich, Kipiani Sofia Farnaozovna, Kipiani Farnaoz, Kirov Sergey Mironovich, Kirshon Vladimir Mikhailovich, Kleyman Cecilia Fiselevna, Kovalensky, Komarovskaya Nadezhda Ivanovna, Koshits Nina Pavlovna, Kravchenko, Krovitsky Lev Arkadievich, Kuznetsov (Mikhail Mikhailovich?), Kumanova Nadezhda, Kupradze, Kurikhin Fedor Nikolaevich, Kutateladze Apollon Karamanovich, Lavrentyev Andrey Nikolaevich, Lagidze Lado, Larikov Alexander Iosifovich, Lataridze Kukuri, Lebedeva Marina (Maria?) Vladimirovna (?), Levin Moisey Zelikovich, Levitsky Nikolai Lvovich (?), Lezhen Nina Florianovna, Leonid Nikolaevich Mujiri, Ler Marianna Iosifovna, Leshnov or Peshkov Leonid, Leshtaev, Lisovsky, Likhachev Ivan Alekseevich, Lordkipanidze Elguja Gedevanovych, Lorenz, Loris-Melikov Konstantin Solomonovich, Loris-Melikova Sofya Agabekovna, Lvov Yakov, Marjanishvili Konstantin Alexandrovich, Marshak Nikolay Yakovlevich, Matrosova (Chikovani) Eleonora Romanovna, Matyukhov Al. Nick., Mayakovsky Vladimir Vladimirovich, Mezhlauk Valery Ivanovich, Mezentsova (Mezentseva) Evgenia Sergeevna, Meyerhold Irina Vsevolodovna, Meskheteli (Chogoshvili) Vladimir Evgenievich, Mzhavia Dimitry Grigorievich, Mikeladze Bagrat Mikhailovich, Mikeladze Georgy (Goga) Bagratovich, Mikeladze Lidiya Bagratovna, Mikeladze Nina Bagratovna, Mikeladze Tamara Bagratovna, Mikeladze (Ter-Asaturova) Maria Lvovna, Michurin Gennady Mikhailovich, Modestova Maria Alekseevna, Monakhov Nikolay Fedorovich, Morshchikhin Sergey Alexandrovich, Mujiri Nadezhda, Mujiri Prokofy Nesterovich, Mujiri Tamara, Moonblit, Muradov, Naskidashvili Marina Nikolaevna, Naskidashvili Nikolay, Neverova Elena Nikolaevna, Negrini Alexander Nikolaevich, Neuhaus Heinrich Gustavovich, Nikitin, Nikitin, Nikolaev Leonid Vasilievich, Nikolsky, Oloveynikova Ekaterina Aleksandrovna, Orda Tadeusz Sigismundowicz, Ordzhonikidze Grigory Konstantinovich (Sergo), Orlenko Ilya Ivanovich, Pavishvili Buzhuzha, Pavlov Kotik, Paliashvili Zakhary Petrovich, Panov, Paramonova Alexandra Nikolaevna, Peginova E.Ya. (Um. Kite.), Peltser Nina Vasilievna, Peregonets Alexandra Fedorovna, Perestiani Ivan Nikolaevich, Petrov I.V., Petrov Nikolay Vasilievich (dir.), Pivovarova, Ploshinsky Sergey Fedorovich, Pogosova Nora, Pogosovs, Polizeymako Vitaly Pavlovich, Pyshnov L.N., Pyatakov Georgy Leonidovich, Rasskazova, Rachmaninov Sergei Vasilievich, Rubinstein Lelya, Rayer Erwin, Sabaneeva Talia Ivanovna, Sagalov Yuri, Sagalova (Ustinovskaya) Ekaterina, Lynching Samuil Abramovich, Sarajishvili Ivan Petrovich, Saradze, Sarchimelidze, Svirin Yuri Mikhailovich, Semenov, Serebryakov Nikolay Evgenievich, Serikov, Szigeti Jozsef, Sikharulidze, Skvoretskaya Ganna, Skorobogatov Konstantin Vasilievich, Smirnova Ekaterina Nikolaevna, Sofronov Vasily Yakovlevich, Spanioli Lidia, Spytko-Krakovskaya Elena Andreevna, Stolerman Samuil Alexandrovich, Stradetskaya Maria Mikhailovna (married Zeiliger), Strelkova-Plyam, Stupel Meir, Sumbatov Konstantin, Sumbatov-Yuzhin Alexander Ivanovich, Sumbatova Elya, Tabidze Titian Justinovich, Takaishvili Alexander Alexandrovich, Takaishvili Ekaterina Nikolaevna, Takaishvili Nunu Alexandrovna, Takaishvili Cecile (Cecilia) Dmitrievna, Tarkhanova, Tarkhnishvili Tamara Archilovna, Tverskoy (Kuzmin-Karavaev) Konstantin Konstantinovich, Ter-Asaturov Georgy Lvovich, Ter-Asaturov Zakhary Lvovich, Ter-Asaturov Mikhail Lvovich, Ter-Asaturov Nikolay Lvovich, Ter-Asaturova Elena Alexandrovna, Ter-Asaturova Elena Lvovna, Ter-Asaturova Nina Avetovna, Toidze Alexandra Moiseevna, Totibadze, Truskovsky Lucian Lyutsianovich, Tuganov Alexander Alexandrovich, Tuskia Iona Iraklievich, Frolov, Heifetz Yasha, Khorava Akakiy Alekseevich, Tsereteli Tamara Semyonovna, Zimbalist Efrem Alexandrovich, Tsitsianov Alexander Ivanovich, Tsitsianov Kisho Ivanovich, Tsitsianov Mito, Tsitsianova (Kipiani) Sofia Farnaozovna, Tsitsianova Nina Alexandrovna, Tsitsianova (née Tsitsianova) Nina, Tsulukidze Tamara Grigorievna, Tsutsunava Alexander Razhdenovich, Tsfasman, Chavchavadze Tamara Iraklievna, Cherepanova-Rushevich Vera Iosifovna, Cherkasov Nikolai Konstantinovich, Chikovani Apollo, Chikovani Karaman Manucharovich, Chaliapin Fedor Ivanovich, Shapiro Reuben Abramovich, Shakh-Azizov Konstantin Yazonovich, Shveiger A.Ya., Shevardnadze Dmitry Iraklievich (Dito), Shermazanova, Shishatskaya Maria Mikhailovna, Shulgina (Bakhutashvili) Olga Alexandrovna, Shults Nikolai Alexandrovich, Shumyatskaya Galina Alekseevna, Shutnikov, Shchiglovsky, Eliava Georgy Grigorievich, Eliava-Vol-Levitskaya Amalia Stanislavovna, Eliava-Malieva Ganna Georgievna, Eliava-Malieva Ganna Georgievna, Yurgenson Yuri Alexandrovich, Yanet Nikolay Yakovlevich, Yantsat Valentin Ivanovich, Yashvili Paolo Dzhibraelovich, Yashunskaya
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Родионов Николай Александрович
2. Group photograph "S.M. Kirov at a children's demonstration during the International Children's Week. 1928", published in the book "Kirov and Time" (Leningrad: Lenizdat. 1986. P. 230); Rodionov N.A. - on the platform in the center, in a white kosovorotka.
1 лист, 1 изображение, электронная копия
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Родионова Наталья Борисовна
2. Memories of Rodionova N.B., with attached copies of certificates of her release (No. 452 18-317010 dated 16.12.1942), rehabilitation (No. 2898 dated 11.09.1956), and rehabilitation of Rodionov N.A. (No. 4n-014778/56 dated 16.10.1956).
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Орловский Эрнст Семенович
2. Letter from Orlovsky E.S. in the newspaper “Komsomolskaya Pravda” about the lawyer and writer Sheinin L.R., who was an investigator for particularly important cases in the 1930s, published in the samizdat magazine “Political Diary” No. 3 for December 1964.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Гревениц Наталия Александровна
2. Article “From the history of one family”, published in the newspaper “Tekhnolog” No. 17 (2475) dated 12/08/1992.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Антюхин Иван Фокич
2. Biographical sketch of Shevelev A.I. and Shoshkova E.N. “One of the leaders of Nevdubstroy” 02/21/1992 - response to the publication of the Ladoga newspaper - about the manager of Lenenergo I.F. Antyukhin.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Рютин Мартемьян Никитович
2. The article "From the history of resistance to the regime of personal power [30s]", published in the journal "Herald of Higher School" No. 5, 1990.
5 листов, 1 изображение, ксерокопия, файл (присоединённый)
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Саблин Виктор Леонидович
3. Biographical information on Sablin V.L.
2 листа, 1 изображение, распечатка
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Молько Андрей Порфирьевич
3. The text entitled “From the memoirs of Andrei Porfiryevich Molko” containing biographical information about A.P. Molko.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Горбунов Петр Максимович
3. Article by the Chairman of the Murmansk Regional Executive Committee P.M. Gorbunov “Industrial center beyond the Arctic Circle”, published in the magazine “Karelo-Murmansk Territory” No. 1-2 for [1935], p. 16-19, about the achievements of the Murmansk district over 4 years.
4 листа, 4 изображения, электронная копия
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Медведев Рой Александрович
3. Interview with Medvedev R. “I write about the past in the name of the present” in the newspaper “Leningradsky Rabochiy” dated 02/17/1989.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Цветков Григорий Кириллович
3. Verdict of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR dated October 11, 1936 in relation to Tsvetkov G.K., Dorfman-Tsvetkova M.S., Kargopoltsev N.E., Rappoport S.M., Makarova Z.N., Dorfman A.S., Glotova A.A., accused under Art. Art. 58-8 and 58-11 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR, sentenced to criminal detention with confiscation of property.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Свердлов Михаил Абрамович
3. Memories of Sverdlov B.M., recorded in September 2017 (attached file)
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 10 / Case Дело по обвинению Пименова Р.И. и других, в 10 томах, т. 6
3. Report of the First Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee N.S. Khrushchev To the XX Congress of the CPSU 02/25/1956 “On the cult of personality and its consequences, with comments by R.I. Pimenov and an inscription by L.M. Shcherbakova: “Seized during a search in my room on 03/25/1957. It was in my son's books." An envelope with evidence.
21 лист, 21 изображение, ксерокопия
Pimenov Revolt Ivanovich, Shcherbakova (ur. Pimenova) Larisa Mikhailovna, Khrushchev Nikita Sergeevich, Lenin (Ulyanov) Vladimir Ilyich, Stalin Joseph Vissarionovich, Krupskaya Nadezhda Konstantinovna, Kamenev Lev Borisovich, Zinoviev (Radomyslsky) Grigory Evseevich, Trotsky Lev Davidovich, Bukharin Nikolai Ivanovich, Mrachkovsky Sergey Vitalievich, Rykov Alexey Ivanovich, Kerensky Alexander Fedorovich, Beria Lavrenty Pavlovich, Kirov Sergey Mironovich, Enukidze Avel Safronovich, Nikolaev Leonid Vasilievich, Molotov Vyacheslav Mikhailovich, Zhdanov Andrey Alexandrovich, Kaganovich Lazar Moiseevich, Yezhov Nikolay Ivanovich, Yagoda Genrikh Grigorievich, Abakumov Viktor Semenovich, Vyshinsky Andrey Yanuarievich, Zaporozhets Ivan Vasilievich, Borisov M.V., Dzerzhinsky Felix Edmundovich, Postyshev Pavel Petrovich, Kalinin Mikhail Ivanovich, Minin, Eikhe Robert Indrikovic, Shlyapnikov Alexander Gavrilovich, Rukhimovich Moisey Lvovich, Rudzutak Yan Ernestovich, Nikolaev-Zhurid Nikolay Galaktionovich, Ushakov Zinoviy Markovich, Mezhlauk Valery Ivanovich, Rosenblum Alexander Moiseevich, Komarov Nikolay Pavlovich, Zakovsky Leonid Mikhailovich, Chudov Mikhail Semenovich, Shaposhnikova Ludmila Kuzminichna, Ugarov Alexander Ivanovich, Smorodin Petr Ivanovich, Pozern Boris Pavlovich, Kabakov Ivan Dmitrievich, Chubar Vlas Yakovlevich, Kosarev Alexander Vasilievich, Kosior Stanislav Vikentievich, Rhodes Boris Veniaminovich, Hitler Adolf, Churchill Winston, Cripps Stafford, Vorontsov Mikhail Alexandrovich, Khlopov, Malenkov Georgy Maximilianovich, Kirponos Mikhail Petrovich, Rokossovsky Konstantin Konstantinovich (Ksaverevich), Gorbatov Alexander Vasilievich, Meretskov Kirill Afanasyevich, Подлас Кузьма Петрович, Bagramyan Ivan Khristoforovich, Paasikivi Juho Kusti, Lozovsky (Drizo) Solomon Abramovich, Vasilevsky Alexander Mikhailovich, Mikoyan Anastas Ivanovich (Ovanesovich), Zhukov Georgy Konstantinovich, Poskrebyshev Alexander Nikolaevich, Voznesensky Nikolay Alekseevich, Kuznetsov Alexey Alexandrovich, Popkov Petr Sergeevich, Rodionov Mikhail Ivanovich, Baramia Mikhail Ivanovich, Zodelava I. S., Rapava Avksentiy Narikievich, Charkviani Kandid Nestorovich, Chhubianishvili Zakhary Nikolaevich, Gogua Vasily Barnabovich, Rukhadze Nikolay Maksimovich, Tito Broz Josip, Timashuk Lidiya Feodosyevna, Vinogradov Vladimir Nikitich, Ignatiev Semyon Denisovich, Kaminsky Grigory Naumovich, Snegov Alexey Vladimirovich (Iosif Izrailevich Falikzon), Kartvelishvili Lavrentiy Iosifovich (Lavrentiev), Kedrov Igor Mikhailovich, Golubev Vladimir Petrovich, Baturina Antonina Vasilievna, Andreev Andrey Andreevich, Etinger Yakov Gilarievich, Kogan Mikhail Borisovich, Ordzhonikidze Grigory Konstantinovich (Sergo), Marr Nikolay Yakovlevich
1957
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Пашков Аркадий Борисович
3. Autobiography of Pashkov A.B., written in the early 1990s.
27 листов, 27 изображений, распечатка
Pashkov Arkady Borisovich, Makovetskiy Alexander Evmenievich, Chernov Vasily Fedorovich, Shirov N.A., Zhukov V.A., Panin, Gibner Georgy Georgievich, Bayar Arnold Ivanovich, * Raisa Mikhailovna, Puchkov Mikhail Ivanovich, Sadovsky Stepan Vasilievich, Stalin Joseph Vissarionovich, Ermakov Viktor Vasilievich, Voroshilov Kliment Efremovich, Molotov Vyacheslav Mikhailovich, Pervukhin Mikhail Georgievich, Zhimerin Dmitry Georgievich, Vakhrushev Vasily Vasilievich, Melnik Boris Davidovich, Chertunov (Chirtulov) I.I., Bochkov Viktor Mikhailovich, Smirnov N.A., Anisimov V.G., Kukushkin F.M., Gozak (Khozak?), Bastonogov, Matyukhin, Mindrin, Vasilchenko K.M., Golovanev Fedor Timofeevich, Plyasunova A., Ivanov, Uzhegova A., Rudenko, Kaplan, Abel, Mikhalev, Customers, Tsursky Alexander Yakovlevich, Marin Viktor Nikolaevich, Spassky Petr Nikitich, Salo, Sevchuk, Galiullin, Potashnik Matvey Moiseevich, Schukin, Ernesaks Gustav Gustavovich, Vladimirov, Trudov Sergey Nikitich, Leshchenko, Erunina, Yarkho, Borisov Ivan Lavrentievich, Trofimov Ivan Petrovich, Borodulin, Frid Valery Semenovich, Novikov, Sena Lev Aronovich, Kirov Sergey Mironovich, Kravchenko Valentin Alexandrovich, Tatushin Mikhail Alexandrovich, Kolosov A., Sergeev Petr Gavrilovich, Chekin P.A., Ipatiev, Nemtsov Mark Semyonovich, Voznesensky Sergey Alexandrovich, Chizhevsky Nikolay Antonovich, Menyailo Anatoly Tikhonovich, Farberov Mark Osipovich, Barboy Vladimir Markovich, Konyaev, Bogdanov M.I., Klim K.P., Vinogradov V.V., Serov Ivan Alexandrovich, Kiryan Boris Vladimirovich, Malakhov V., Smirnov V., Shchekotov Mikhail Vasilievich, Popov I.F., Romanchenko Nikolay Timofeevich, Smirnov K.M., Simanchuk M., Knull K., Slobodjanik M.A., Stotsky B.M., Vittikh Mikhail Vladimirovich, Shostak Fyodor Trofimovich, Mitropolsky B.N., Parbafenkov (Gorbarenko) A.N., Kryshov N.M., Bykov I.V., Klochkov M.I., Losev Ivan Platonovich, Trostyanskaya Elena Borisovna, Kovaleva M.P., Akutin Modest Sergeevich, Malenkov Georgy Maximilianovich, Bykhovsky Samuil Borisovich, Slobodnik, Astrakhan, Titov V.S., Nikolaev, Tsibizov, Basovsky, Pashkova Zinaida, Garbar Mikhail Ivanovich.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Батий Юрий Юрьевич
04. Protocol confrontation between the accused Batiya Yew.Yew. and Lyuba Yu.B. dated 05/22/1938.
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Шевченко Владимир Викторович
5. Article by Shevchenko V.V. “How I became a “terrorist” in the newspaper “Zvezda Pridonya” No. 108 dated September 9, 1989 (continued).
2 листа, 2 изображения, газетная/журнальная вырезка
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Арапова (Трахтенберг) Мария Петровна
5. The indictment of the UGB UNKVD LO dated 10/07/1937 in the investigation case No. 32568 on the charge of Trakhtenberg M.P.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Гессе Фридрих Карлович
5. Biographical sketch about Hesse F.K., compiled by his daughter Hesse-Tateosova I.F. with memories of Hesse's wife F.K. Sokolova S.P.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Толмазова Александра Ефимовна
6. Appendix to the response of the FSB Directorate for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region V.V. Iofe No. 10/41-432 dated 03/19/1996 to request No. 48 dated 02/16/1996, containing an archival certificate for A.E. Tolmazova.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Васильева (Лукина) Раиса Родионовна
6. An article by the initiative group “Last Address” in St. Petersburg about those executed in 1938 by R.R. Vasilyeva. and Lukina V.G. and about the installation of memorial plaques on the house where they lived as part of the “Last Address” project on 04/21/2019. (attached file)
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Иосилевич Александр Соломонович
6.10. Indictment dated May 15, 1937 in investigative case No. 9610/9697 on charges against Iosilevich A.S. in crimes under Articles 58-8, 58-11 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR with a decision to bring him to trial by the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Иосилевич Александр Соломонович
6.13. The verdict of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR dated May 19, 1937, convicting A.S. Iosilevich, guilty under Art. 58-8, 58-11 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Батий Юрий Юрьевич
07. Minutes of the court session of the Military Tribunal of the Leningrad Military District dated 09/05/1938 in the case of the accused Baty Yu.Yu., Lyuba Yu.B. and etc.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Назаренко Тит Степанович
8. Photo by S.M. Kirov at the May Day demonstration, in the first row, 3rd from left - T.S. Nazarenko. Leningrad. 1931
1 лист, 1 изображение, электронная копия
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Горбунов Петр Максимович
9. Protocol of inspection of the archival investigative file No. 983114 dated September 10, 1955.
11 лист, 11 изображение, ксерокопия
Abramov Alexander Nikolaevich, Abramov-Borovitsky Abram Izrailevich (Ivanovich), Axelrod, Alishin, Aronov Zinoviy Grigorievich, Artamonov, Arstein, Akhmatov Mikhail Ivanovich, Baranovsky? Ignatyevich, Bezobrazov M.A., Boyko? Gavrilovich, Varlamov Petr Matveevich, Veric Bronislav An., Vitol A.P., Vladimirov, Volgin, Gozin Yakov Avseevich (Evseevich, Ovseevich), Gorbunov Petr Maksimovich, Grebenshchikov A.S., Davydov Alexander Davydovich, Dobrin, Drobkin Mikhail Lazarevich, Evstafeev, Eremenin, Esaulov Nikolay Ivanovich, Zaborshchikov A.N., Zaitsev? Georgievich, Ivanov Alexey Danilovich, Ionov, Irklis Petr Andreevich, Isakov Ivan Isakovich, Kazansky S.V., Kapeliovich Yakov Isaakovich, Karpov Ivan Prokofievich, Kvasnikov Nikolay Vasilievich, Kvyatkovsky Fadey Ignatievich, Kirov Sergey Mironovich, Kirsanov, Klepov, Kobuzev, Kodatsky (Kadatsky) Ivan Fedorovich, Kotaev, Kravtsov., Krechik Anton Ivanovich, Kuzginov Ivan Mikhailovich, Kuleshov, Kulikov A.F., Kurdnov, Leitis Jan Robertovich, Face, Litvin Mikhail Iosifovich, Lomov, Luysk, Lyamtseva, Malakhov, Malinin Pavel Ivanovich, Markin, Maslyaev M.P., Melnikov D.I., Mikhailov, Mikhailov, Mikhailov Ivan Mikhailovich, Nadezhkin A.T., Nizovtsev Petr Leontievich, Oganesov, Osoko Evgeniy Antonovich, Pavlov, Payo Felix Alexandrovich, Pirogov, Popov, Posvolsky Yakov Borisovich, Prilutsky Abram Markovich, Radzivilovich A.F., Rubinstein Grigory Solomonovich, Rubinstein Sergei Mikhailovich, Rudenko Vasily Petrovich, Rundkvist Vasily Alexandrovich, Semenov Vladimir Andreevich, Semenov P.S., Semirov Fedor Nikolaevich, Silin, Simonov D.N., Simonovsky, Sitnikov, Smigelsky, Smirnov, Snegirev (Snigirev), Sotnikov Alexander Andreevich, Struppe Petr Ivanovich, Terekhov Pavel Vasilievich, Toshchenko Alexey Yakovlevich, Uralets, Ushakov, Fedulev I.I., Fedkin D.P., Frantsuzov A.I., Khrulev, Tsvetkov A.M., Chernin? Semyonovna, Chudov Mikhail Semenovich, Shamonin Fedor Fedorovich, Shkarevsky, Shkolin Vasily Pavlovich, Shmolin Fedor Fedorovich, Eglit Alexander Yurievich, Yudashkin Moisey Khatskelevich
1937
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Назаренко Тит Степанович
10. Ticket No. 862 of the delegate of the First Leningrad City Conference of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks, December 12, 1931, signed by Kirov S.M., issued to Nazarenko T.S., elected from the Moscow Republic of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks.
1 лист, 1 изображение, электронная копия
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Цветков Григорий Кириллович
10. The article “One day and a whole life”, published in the newspaper “Moskovskaya Pravda” dated November 30, 1994, containing a story by N.I. Rodkina. about her grandfather Tsvetkov K.P. and about family history.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Иппо Борис Михайлович
10. Article by Ippo M.M. “A leader with Bolshevik tempering (To the 80th anniversary of the birth of B.M. Ippo),” published in the collection of scientific articles No. 37 of the Military-Political Academy, M. 1988, p. 388-397.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 059
10. Protocol confrontation between Grishenkovym AND.P. and Undrevich V.S. dated 10/18/1937.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Канаев Николай Иванович
10. Fragment of the "Memoirs of Saltykova-Fedoseyeva O.N. and Kanaeva (Fedoseyeva) T.N. about life from 1884 to 1954" about the arrest of Matskevich B.P. and Kanaev N.I. in March 1935, about the expulsion of family members to Orenburg and Kazakhstan, about the birth of a daughter Ksenia in exile, about the arrest of Kanaev N.I. in the fall of 1937, about the efforts for his rehabilitation in 1954 and about receiving a death certificate in 1957, pp. 153-176. (attached file)
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 059
11. Protocol of confrontation between Berstys Ya.K. and Undrevich V.S. dated 10/19/1937.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Батий Юрий Юрьевич
11. Resolution of the UMGB for the Arkhangelsk region dated 02/09/1950 on the arrest of Lyuba Yu.B.
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.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Лобода Митрофан Михайлович
11. Memories of Loboda T.M. about her father Loboda M.M. and about the life of the family after his arrest.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Либерман Лев Борисович
11. Extracts from the archival investigative case No. 23233-1937 regarding Lieberman L.B., made by his daughter.
33 листа, 33 изображения, рукопись
Lieberman Lev Borisovich, Samsonov, Mukhutdinov, Nifanin Nikolay Stepanovich, Kuznetsov Nikolay Mikhailovich, Tarkhov Vasily Sergeevich, Martishenya Alexander Iosifovich, Perelmuter (Perelmutr) Yakov Efimovich, Pyatin Ivan Dmitrievich, Liberman Boris, Liberman Berta, Lieberman (?) Vera Borisovna, Liberman Vladimir Lvovich, Liberman Grigory Borisovich, Orlova Varvara Petrovna, Tsymal, Polyakov, Fridman Grigory Moiseevich, Tsivyan Efim Borisovich, Kantor Deborah Isaakovna, Petrov, Solodukha, Kabanyuk Efim Kharitonovich, Lubotsky Mark Naumovich, Weisberg Joseph Abramovich, Goldberg, Udilov, Lukashevich, Lamkin, Raivicher Mikhail Abramovich, Shane (Shein-Lipman) Yuri (George) Petrovich, Trotsky Lev Davidovich, * Valentine, Matveev, Urbans Hugo, Weber Hans, Breaststroke, Muller, Kharin, Isaev, Vorovskaya Nina (Yanina) Vaclavovna, Preobrazhensky Evgeniy Alekseevich, Vinogradskaya Polina Semenovna, Yakovin Grigory Yakovlevich, Brodovsky S.I., Solntsev, Fisher Ruth, Maslov Arkady, Kamenev Lev Borisovich, Shlyapnikov Alexander Gavrilovich, Tran, Eastman, Radek Karl Bernhardovich, Ter (?), Johanson, Gordin Arnold Moiseevich, Korkin Petr Andreevich, Reznik Mikhail Yakovlevich, Rosenblum Zakhary Ilyich, Rapoport Lev Grigorievich, Panina Anna Ivanovna, Skoblo Max Solomonovich, Orlov Alexey Vladimirovich, Trofimuk Nikolay Alexandrovich, Mayorov Fedor Petrovich, Goering, Zevin, Fedorov, Kirov Sergey Mironovich, Nikolaev Leonid Vasilievich, Kudrya Nikolai Mikhailovich, Garin Vladimir Nikolaevich, Dmitriev, Hussar, Gorbashev V., Tolkachev, Samsonov, Basmanov
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Гуркин Иван Маркович
12. Interview with Gurkina K.I., recorded by Benevolensky M. 12/01/1993, and biographical information on her parents Gurkina I.M. and Gurkin M.M.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Извеков Борис Иванович
14. Article by Y. Golovanov “Executioners and victims of “Case No. 555”, published in the magazine “Ogonyok” No. 5, 1992.
2 листа, 2 изображения, ксерокопия
Abakumov Viktor Semenovich, Altshuller Isaac Konstantinovich, Amosov Nikolay Mikhailovich, Artemov Boris Vasilievich, Artemyev Nikolay Artamonovich, Akhmatova Anna Andreevna, Badaev Georgy Fedorovich, Balashov T.I., Basov Mikhail Vasilievich, Bezikovich Abram Samoilovich, Beria Lavrenty Pavlovich, Shadricheva Irina Fedorovna, Borovlev, Walter Alexander Filippovich, Varskoy Evgeniy Ivanovich, Verbitsky Alexander Dmitrievich, Verzhbitsky Boris Dmitrievich, Vinogradov Nikolay Pavlovich, Vol Sergey Nikolaevich, Voronov Nikolay Nikolaevich, Vyshinsky Andrey Yanuarievich, Georgadze Mikhail Porfirievich, Glazenap Sergey, Golovanov Yaroslav Kirillovich, Denisov Evgeniy Ivanovich, Zhdanov Andrey Alexandrovich, Zhuravsky Andrey Mitrofanovich, Zanin Semyon Fedoseevich, Zinoviev (Radomyslsky) Grigory Evseevich, Zoshchenko Mikhail Mikhailovich, Ignatovskaya Maria Ivanovna, Ignatovsky Vladimir Sergeevich, Izvekov Boris Ivanovich, Inge Lidiya Dzhonovna, Kalinin Mikhail Ivanovich, Kapustin Yakov Fyodorovich, Karovodina L.I. [Lyudmila Ivanovna?], Kirov Sergey Mironovich, Kozhemyakin Ivan Alexandrovich, Korolev Sergei Pavlovich, Koshlyakov Nikolai Sergeevich, Koshlyakova Ekaterina Arsenyevna, Krasovsky, Krestovsky G.L., Kruzhkov Nikolay Fedorovich, Kruzhkov Stanislav Nikolaevich, Kubatkin Petr Nikolaevich, Kuznetsov Alexey Alexandrovich, Lazutin Petr Georgievich, Levin Panteleimon Ivanovich, Legun Sigismund, Leeb Wilhelm von, Lenin (Ulyanov) Vladimir Ilyich, Lyubov Konstantin Alekseevich, Malenkov Georgy Maximilianovich, Merkulov Evgeniy Fedorovich, Mikoyan Anastas Ivanovich (Ovanesovich), Milinsky Vladimir Ivanovich, Naumov Valentin Savvich, Nosov Vladimir Ivanovich, Ogoltsov Sergey Ivanovich, Pavlov Ivan Petrovich, Podchasov Ivan Vasilievich, Popkov Petr Sergeevich, Popov German, Acceleration Lev Emmanuilovich, Rose Nikolay Vladimirovich, Rudenko Roman Andreevich, Ryumin Mikhail Dmitrievich, Ryabov Mikhail Filatovich, Sapozhnikov Rostislav Alekseevich, Semichastny Vladimir Efimovich, Serov, Soloviev Nikolay Vasilievich, Stalin Joseph Vissarionovich, Strahovich Konstantin Ivanovich, Suslov N.I. (or N.L.), Tamarkin Yakov Davidovich, Titov Leonid Gavrilovich, Tretetsky Alexander Vladimirovich, Turkevich Nikolay Gervasievich, Tukhachevsky Mikhail Nikolaevich, Ulrich Vasily Vasilievich, Filippov Andrey Vladimirovich, Fridman Alexander Alexandrovich, Kharitonov Ilya Stepanovich, Chanyshev S.M., Chapman Sydney, Churilovskiy Vladimir Nikolaevich, Yushkov Leonid Petrovich
1992
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Назаренко Тит Степанович
15. Membership card of the delegate of the Leningrad United V Regional and II City Conference of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks, not signed; the beginning of the conference is 01/17/1934.
2 листа, 2 изображения, электронная копия
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 031
15. Protocol of interrogation of the accused Nizovtsev P.L. dated July 26, 1937 with testimony about the circumstances of his “involvement in the anti-Soviet organization of the right,” about his “counter-revolutionary and espionage activities,” in which he was involved by his wife Karpitskaya A.Ya. and with a list of “participants of the anti-Soviet organization” (attached file) [archive sheets. cases – 17-32].
16 листов, 16 изображений, файл (присоединённый)
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 031
16. Protocol of interrogation of the accused Nizovtsev P.L. dated 07/29/1937 with testimony about the circumstances of his “involvement in the anti-Soviet organization of the right”, about his “counter-revolutionary, espionage, sabotage, subversive activities in Leningrad, the Leningrad region and Karelia and with a list of “participants in the anti-Soviet organization” (attached file) [archive sheets .cases – 33-51].
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 059
19. Protocol confrontation between Slavinym AND.The. and Undrevich V.S. dated 11/11/1937.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Бантке Самуил Самуилович
20. Report of Koptievskaya S.M. at the meeting of the Moldavian section of the Historical and Literary Association of Old Bolsheviks at the Institute of Marxism-Leninism under the Central Committee of the CPSU on 01/11/1979, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the birth of Bantke S.S.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 032
20. Protocol of interrogation of the accused P.A. Alekseev dated 08/16/1937 about the circumstances of his “transition to the camp of enemies of the people”, with a list of “participants in the counter-revolutionary organization” known to him, with an attached certificate with a list of arrested, convicted and wanted persons in investigative case No. 23612 [sheets of arch. cases – 35-55].
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 031
20. Protocol of interrogation of the accused Ivanov A.M. dated July 15, 1937 with testimony about the circumstances of his “involvement in the anti-Soviet organization of the right,” with a list of “participants in the anti-Soviet organization” known to him and about their “sabotage activities” (attached file) [sheets of arch. cases – 103-117].
Fund 016 / Inventory 1 / Case 6
21-3. Archival certificate of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation for St. Petersburg and Leningrad Region No. 10 / 35-1788 dated 08.25.1998 on Shirvindt M.L.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 031
23. Protocol of interrogation of the accused Irklis P.A. dated 07/31/1937 with testimony about the circumstances of his “involvement in the anti-Soviet organization of the right,” with a list of “participants in the anti-Soviet organization” known to him and about their “sabotage activities” (attached file) [sheets of arch. cases – 156-178].
Fund 016 / Inventory 1 / Case 15
23-3. The indictment of the POU of the NKVD GUGB of the Pacific Fleet dated 03/08/1937 against Podrez A.K.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 031
24. Protocol of interrogation of the accused Trunin N.I. dated 08/07/1937 with testimony about the circumstances of his “involvement in the anti-Soviet organization of the right,” with a list of “participants in the anti-Soviet organization” known to him and about their “sabotage activities” (attached file) [sheets of arch. cases – 179-191].
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 032
24. Protocol of interrogation of the accused Nizovtsev P.L. dated July 26, 1937, with testimony about the circumstances of his “entry into the anti-Soviet organization of the right,” with a list of “participants in the anti-Soviet organization,” as well as confessions about espionage together with his wife Karpitskaya A.Ya. in favor of Poland [sheets of arch. cases – 73-88]. (attached file)
16 листов, 16 изображений, ксерокопия, файл (присоединённый)
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Дектер Яков Иванович
24. Record of interrogation of Dekter Ya.I. from 02/07/1938.
19 листов, 19 изображений, электронная копия, файл (присоединённый)
Alksnis Yakov Ivanovich, Antipov, Auzan (Auzen) Petr Karlovich, Barda Petr Andreevich, Bake (Beiko? Beika?), Berzin Pavel, Bernovsky Fritz Ivanovich, Birkan Jan Augustovich, Brentsis Ivan Ivanovich, Brentsis Pavel Ivanovich, Weinbaum Zhan Yanovich, Vizbor Iosif Ivanovich, Voroshilov Kliment Efremovich, Vul Leonid (Leonty) Davidovich (Davydovich), Vyban Alber Ivanovich, Gailis Karl Andreevich, Hermann, Grasis Karl Janovich, Grikman Theodor Karlovich, Danishevsky Karl Christianovich, Dekter Yakov Ivanovich, Dinsberg Fritz Fritsevich, Dombrovsky Karl Khristoforovich, Yezhov Nikolay Ivanovich, Zhdanov Andrey Alexandrovich, Zhukov, Zarin Arnold Khristianovich, Zeibot, Zeminsky (Ziminsky) Ivan (Jean) Ivanovich, Kaganovich Lazar Moiseevich, Kaktynya (Kaktyn) Artur, Karklin Robert, Kilevits, Kirov Sergey Mironovich, Cronin Artur Karlovich, Lapin, Latsis Alfred Yanovich, Latsis Jan Petrovich, Legrand Jan Friedrichovich, Lenin (Ulyanov) Vladimir Ilyich, Lepe Ivan Ivanovich, Lyubimov, Matson, Meren Georgy, Milais Arnold Fritsevich, Milyais Pavel Ivanovich, Molotov Vyacheslav Mikhailovich, Ozol Karl Ivanovich, Oppe Nikolai Karpovich, Ordzhonikidze Grigory Konstantinovich (Sergo), Ashley, Penkovsky Konstantin Ivanovich, Peters Yakov Khristoforovich, Porin Edward Genrikhovich (according to other sources - Eduard Karlovich), Postel Arkady (Aron) Osipovich, Prokofiev Ivan Prokofievich, Pukke Robert Janovich, Raneslanz (Raneelants?), Rosenthal Karl, Rubashevsky Albert Martynovich, Rudzutak Yan Ernestovich, Salyn, Sausin Ivan Ivanovich, Stalin Joseph Vissarionovich, Strot Georgy, Treer Karl Khristoforovich, Trotsky Lev Davidovich, Tsyrul' (Tsyrul') Fritz Yanovich, Chubar Vlas Yakovlevich, Steingardt Wilhelm Khristyanovich, Strauss Wilhelm Hansovich, Eideman (Eidemanis) Robert Petrovich
1938
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 031
25. Protocol of interrogation of the accused Serganin M.M. dated 08/07/1937 with testimony about the circumstances of his “involvement in the anti-Soviet organization of the right,” with a list of “participants in the anti-Soviet organization” known to him and about their “sabotage activities” (attached file) [sheets of arch. cases – 192-202].
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 031
26. Protocol of interrogation of the accused Zernov M.N. dated 08/11/1937 with testimony about the circumstances of his “involvement in the anti-Soviet organization of the right,” with a list of “participants in the anti-Soviet organization” known to him and about their “sabotage activities” (attached file) [sheets of arch. cases –203-218].
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 031
27. Protocol of interrogation of the accused P.A. Alekseev dated 08/16/1937 with a list of “members of the anti-Soviet organization” known to him and about their “sabotage activities” (attached file) [sheets of arch. cases 219-238].
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Булат Павел Лазаревич
32. A fragment of an interview with Zinaida Nemtsova, published in the magazine “Ogonyok” No. 27 for July 1988, about the XVIII Congress of the CPSU (b) and Pavel Bulat,
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Солженицын Александр Исаевич
34. Article by Zlobin A. “Paradoxes of the Archipelago” in the newspaper Sobesednik No. 7, February 1990, about his experience of reading Solzhenitsyn’s book.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 059
34. Record of the examination of the case on charges of Zaidel G.S. dated 05/13/1955 in connection with the review of cases on charges of Slavin I.V., Godes M.S., Bocharova K.I., Leonidov L.O., Gruzdev V.I., Weisberg I.A., Lieberman B.P., Mironova N.G., Smirnova A.B. and Klimchuk K.T.
Fund 016 / Inventory 1 / Case 6
34. Letter of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation for the Rostov Region No. 6/12-P-9681 dated September 98, 1998 to the Director of the Memorial Research Center Iofe V.V. (response to request No. 201 dated 08/26/1998) with archival information on Arotsker L.I., Malinov M.M. and Raskin E.G.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case КОМАКАДЕМИЯ Качуринер Евгения Рафаиловна
34. Survey report of the military prosecutor of the department of the Main Military Police of 09/03/1955 on archival and investigative case No. 266557 on Dmitrieva E.A.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Назаренко Тит Степанович
35. Article by Zelyankovsky A. “Becoming a Balshavik in Hakob” in the newspaper “Leninski Stsyag” dated November 7, 1983 about the fate of Nazarenko T.S.; in Belarusian.
1 лист, 1 изображение, газетная/журнальная вырезка
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Назаренко Тит Степанович
36. Article by Zelyankovsky A. “Mobilized by the revolution” in the newspaper “Leninski Stsyag” No. 122 (7907) dated 10/15/1988 about the fate of Nazarenko T.S.; in Belarusian.
1 лист, 1 изображение, газетная/журнальная вырезка
Fund 016 / Inventory 1 / Case 17
36. Letter of the FSB in the Rostov Region No. 6/11-6/2142 dated 06.29.2000 to the Director of the NIC “Memorial” V.V. Ioof (response to request No. 150 dated 13.04.2000) with archival information about Rasyuk P.E., Sedov N.V., Suslova V.P., Kharlamov N.M., Chupaeva A.V. and Shkurenko S.M., as well as the absence of information about Lyashenko I.Ya., Ryabokon V.I., Tanaev A.F., Tregubov I.I. and Sheine N.M.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Назаренко Тит Степанович
37. Article by Kuzmenko M. “On the right of life” (“The matter of my whole life”) in the newspaper “Leninskiy Tsyag” No. 122 (7907) dated 10.15.1988 about the fate of Nazarenko T.S.; in Belarusian.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Назаренко Тит Степанович
39. Article by Rudchanko A. “Serca, addadzenae lyudzyam” in the newspaper (no data) about the fate of Nazarenko T.S.; in Belarusian.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 059
39. Record of the examination of the case Serebryakov The.M. dated 06/03/1955 in connection with the consideration of archival and investigative cases Slavina I.V., Bukhanova P.A. and Gruzdeva V.I.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case КОМАКАДЕМИЯ. Кашарский Григорий Васильевич
39. The conclusion of the military prosecutor of the department of the Chief Military Prosecutor's Office to the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR dated 02/07/1956 on the annulment of the verdict of the visiting session of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR dated 12/01/1937 in relation to Kasharsky G.V.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case КОМАКАДЕМИЯ. Кашарский Григорий Васильевич
40. Determination of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR No. 4n-02303/56 dated 04/18/1956 on the annulment of the verdict of the visiting session of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR dated 12/01/1937 in relation to Kasharsky G.V.
Fund 017 (К-1) / Inventory 1 / Case 059
61. Record of the inspection of the archival and investigative case No. 646285 on Berstys Ya.K. dated 09/07/1955.
Fund 016 / Inventory 1 / Case 9
66-2. Conclusion of the Military Prosecutor's Office of the Baltic Fleet dated March 29, 1996 on the rehabilitation of B.P. Lunkov.
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Сахаров Андрей Дмитриевич
79. Memoirs of A.D. Sakharov, published in the magazine “Znamya” No. 10, 11, 12 for 1990.
79 листов, 158 изображений, газетная/журнальная вырезка, файл (присоединённый)
1990
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Сахаров Андрей Дмитриевич
79. Memoirs of A.D. Sakharov, published in the magazine “Znamya” No. 10, 11, 12 for 1990.
79 листов, 158 изображений, газетная/журнальная вырезка, файл (присоединённый)
* Egor Vasilievich, * Zinaida Pavlovna, * Raya, Avakyan, Agrest Matest Mendelevich, Adamsky Viktor Borisovich, Adzhubey (Khrushcheva) Rada Nikitichna, Alexandrov Anatoly Petrovich, Alexandrov Anatoly Sergeevich, Alexandrovich V.A., Alekseeva Liza, Alikhanov Abram Isaakovich, Alpert Yakov Lvovich, Altshuler Lev Vladimirovich, Amdursky, Andronikov Irakli Luarsabovich, Andropov Yuri Vladimirovich, Arnold Igor Vladimirovich, Artsimovich Lev Andreevich, Akhmatova Anna Andreevna, Babenysheva Marina, Bavli, Balashov F.P., Bandrovskaya Valentina Vladimirovna, Barenblatt Grigory Isaakovich, Barenblatt Isaac Grigorievich, Bashun Anatoly, Becker Anna Pavlovna, Belenky Semyon Zakharovich, Bellegarde Sergei Konstantinovich, Beria Lavrenty Pavlovich, Bernstein Bob, Bethe Hans Albrecht, Blokhintsev Dmitry Ivanovich, Bludov Mikhail Ivanovich, Boborykin Petr Dmitrievich, Bogolyubov Nikolai Nikolaevich, Bonner Elena Georgievna, Bonner Ruf Grigorievna, Bor Nils, Boshyan Gevork Mnatsakanovich, Brekhovskikh Leonid Maksimovich, Bronshtein Matvey Petrovich, Bukovsky Vladimir Konstantinovich, Bulganin Nikolay Alexandrovich, Butaeva, Bukharin Nikolai Ivanovich, Bykov Konstantin Mikhailovich, Bane N.P., Vavilov Nikolay Ivanovich, Vavilov Sergey Ivanovich, Vannikov Boris Lvovich, Vasilevsky Alexander Mikhailovich, Veksler Vladimir Iosifovich, Veresaev (Smidovich) Vikenty Vikentievich, Witt Alexander Adolfovich, Vikhirev Alexey Ivanovich, Vikhireva Zinaida Alekseevna, Vikhireva Klavdiya Alekseevna, Vikhireva (Snezhkina) Matryona Alekseevna, Vishnevsky B., Vladimirsky K.V., Vlasov Anatoly Alexandrovich, Volpin (Yesenin-Volpin) Alexander Sergeevich, Voroshilov Kliment Efremovich, Vrublevsky, Vyshinsky Andrey Yanuarievich, Gavrilov Viktor Yulianovich, Gagarin Yuri Alekseevich, Galanskov Yury Timofeevich, Galich (Ginzburg) Alexander Arkadevich, Gamov Georgy Antonovich, Geilikman Boris Tovievich, Gelfand Israel Moiseevich, Gelfand Israel Moiseevich, Henry Ernst (Rostovsky Semyon Nikolaevich, Khentov Leonid (Leib) Abramovich), Georgadze Mikhail Porfirievich, Gershtein Semyon Solomonovich, Gessen Elena, Ginzburg Alexander Ilyich, Ginzburg Vitaly Lazarevich, Ginzburg Evgenia Semenovna (Solomonovna), Gnedin (Gelfand) Evgeny Alexandrovich, Goldenweiser Alexander Borisovich, Goldenweiser (Sofiano) Anna Alekseevna, Goldenweiser Tatyana Borisovna, Gorkin Alexander Fedorovich, Gribov Vladimir Naumovich, Green Ashbel, Guryanov Pavel, Davidenko Viktor Alexandrovich, Dyson Freeman, Daniel Yuly Markovich, Dankov S.M., Degtyar Mikhail Borisovich, Dekanozov Vladimir Georgievich, Dzhelepov Venedikt Petrovich, Dzerzhinsky Felix Edmundovich, Dirac Paul Adrien Maurice, Dmitriev Nikolay Alexandrovich, Dobrovolsky Alexey Alexandrovich, Dometti Aglaida Alexandrovna, Drell Sydney David, Dubinin Nikolay Petrovich, Yezhov Nikolay Ivanovich, Zhdanov Andrey Alexandrovich, Zhivlyuk Yury Nikolaevich, Zhukov Georgy Konstantinovich, Zababakhin Evgeny Ivanovich, Zavenyagin Avraamy Pavlovich, Zaitseva Dusya, Zverev (not a real name), Zeldovich Yakov Borisovich, Zubarev Dmitry Nikolaevich, Zubarev Dmitry Nikolaevich, Zysin Yuri Aronovich, Ivanov Anatoly Mikhailovich, Izraileva Rebekka Izrailevna, Ilyichev Leonid Fedorovich, Ilyushin Alexey Antonovich, Ioffe Boris Lazarevich, Kaganovich Lazar Moiseevich, Kalugina Faina Petrovna, Kapitsa Petr Leonidovich, Kassirsky Iosif Abramovich, Kaftanov Sergey Vasilievich, Katsnelson, Keldysh Mstislav Vsevolodovich, Kennedy John Fitzgerald, Kikoin Isaak Konstantinovich (real patronymic Kushelevich), Kirillin Vladimir Alekseevich, Kirov Sergey Mironovich, Kirov Sergey Mironovich, Kline Edward, Kletenik D.V., Klimov Valentin Nikolaevich, Kobzarev Igor Yurievich, Kobulov Bogdan Zakharovich, Kozlov Boris Nikolaevich, Kozlov Frol Romanovich, Kolmogorov Andrei Nikolaevich, Kompaneets Alexander Solomonovich, Robert Conquest, Korolev Sergei Pavlovich, Korolenko Vladimir Galaktionovich, Kosygin Alexey Nikolaevich, Creek Francis, Kruglov Sergey Nikiforovich, Kudryavtsev Vsevolod Alexandrovich, Kudryavtsev Oleg Vsevolodovich, Kudryavtseva Olga Yakovlevna, Kuznetsov Viktor Vasilievich, Kunin Petr Efimovich, Kurchatov Igor Vasilievich, Lavrentiev Alexey Lavrentievich, Lavrentyev Mikhail Alekseevich, Lakoba Saria Akhmedovna, Lakoba Nestor Apollonovich, Landau Lev Davidovich, Landsberg Grigory Samuilovich, Lashkova Vera Iosifovna, Lashkova Vera Iosifovna, Lbov Alexander, Lebedinsky Alexander Ignatievich, Leypunsky Ovsey Ilyich, Lenin (Ulyanov) Vladimir Ilyich, Leontovich Mikhail Alexandrovich, Leperovsky, Lepeshinskaya Olga Borisovna, Linde Andrey Dmitrievich, Linde Dmitry Pavlovich, Lifshits Evgeniy Mikhailovich, Lifshits Ilya Mikhailovich, Lurie Richard, Lysenko Trofim Denisovich, Lvov Nikolay, Maksimov Vladimir Emelyanovich (Lev Alekseevich Samsonov), Malenkov Georgy Maximilianovich, Malik Yakov Alexandrovich, Malinovskaya Elena, Malinovsky Alexander Alexandrovich, Malov A.N., Malov N.N., Malyshev Vyacheslav Alexandrovich, Malyshev F.N., Malyshev Fedor Petrovich, Mandelstam Leonid Isaakovich, Mandelstam Sergey Leonidovich, Markish Perets Davidovich, Markov Moisey Alexandrovich, Medvedev Zhores Alexandrovich, Medvedev Roy Alexandrovich, Merkulov Vsevolod Nikolaevich, Meshik Pavel Yakovlevich, Meshcheryakov Mikhail Grigorievich, Migdal Arkady Beinusovich (Benediktovich)., Mikoyan Anastas Ivanovich (Ovanesovich), Mitin Mark Borisovich (real name - Gershkovich), Mitkevich Vladimir Fedorovich, Mikhalkov Sergey Vladimirovich, Mikhoels Solomon Mikhailovich, Mlodzeevsky Anatoly Boleslavovich, Moiseev Nikolay Dmitrievich, Molotov Vyacheslav Mikhailovich, Moskalenko Kirill Semyonovich, Muzrukov Boris Glebovich, Negin Evgeniy Arkadevich, Nedelin Mitrofan Ivanovich, Nemirovskaya Alexandra (Shurochka), Nemirovsky Pavel Emmanuilovich, Nesmeyanov Alexander Nikolaevich, Nikolsky Mikhail Konstantinovich, Novikov Ivan Kuzmich, Norden Alexander Petrovich, Nuzhdin Nikolay Ivanovich, Obolensky Valerian Valerianovich, Obukhov Alexander Mikhailovich, Okun Lev Borisovich, Olshansky Mikhail Alexandrovich, Oparin Alexander Ivanovich, Oppenheimer Robert, Orlov Yuri, Pablo Neruda (birth name: Ricardo Eliaser Neftali Reyes Basoalto), Pavlov Nikolay Ivanovich, Pavsha I.V., Penkovsky Oleg Vladimirovich, Pervukhin Mikhail Georgievich, Pereverzev Dmitry Semenovich, Perelman Yakov Isidorovich, Petrovsky Boris Vasilievich, Plevako Fedor Nikiforovich, Plisetskaya Maya Mikhailovna, Plyushch Alexander Lvovich, Pomeranchuk Isaac Yakovlevich, Ponomarev Leonid Ivanovich, Predvoditelev Alexander Savvich, Protopopov A.N., Pumper, Rabinovich Adolf Iosifovich, Rabinovich Evsey Markovich, Rabinovich Matvey Samsonovich, Radek Sofya Karlovna, Rakobolskaya Irina Vyacheslavovna, Ribbentrop Joachim von, Rokotov Yan Timofeevich, Romanov Yuri Alexandrovich, Rothman Tony, Rudanovsky, Rumer Yuri Borisovich, Sahakyan Gurgen Serobovich, Savishchev (Savushchev?) Konstantin, Sakata Shoichi, Samoilov Boris Nikolaevich, Sarkisov Gaek (Gennady) Bogdanovich, Sakharov Andrey Dmitrievich, Sakharov Dmitry Andreevich, Sakharov Dmitry Ivanovich, Sakharov Ivan Ivanovich, Sakharov Ivan Ivanovich, Sakharov Ivan Nikolaevich, Sakharov Mikhail Ivanovich, Sakharov Nikolai Ivanovich, Sakharov Nikolai Ivanovich, Sakharov Sergey Ivanovich, Sakharov Yuri Ivanovich, Sakharova (Domukhovskaya) Maria Petrovna, Sakharova Ekaterina Ivanovna, Sakharova Ekaterina Ivanovna, Sakharova Irina Nikolaevna, Sakharova Lyubov Andreevna, Sakharova (Oliger) Evgenia Alexandrovna, Sakharova (Sofiano) Ekaterina Alekseevna, Sakharova Tatyana Andreevna, Svetlichny Ivan Alekseevich, Sedov Leonid Ivanovich, Semenov Alexey Ivanovich, Semichastny Vladimir Efimovich, Sergievsky, Szilard (Szilard) Leo, Sinai Yakov Grigorievich, Sinyavsky Andrey Donatovich (Abram Tertz), Skryabin Alexander Nikolaevich, Skubur Ekaterina, Slavsky Efim Pavlovich, Slavsky Efim Pavlovich, Smagin Boris, Smirnov Leonid Vasilievich, Snegov Alexey Vladimirovich (Iosif Izrailevich Falikzon), Sofiano Alexey Semenovich, Sofiano Vladimir Alekseevich, Sofiano Evgeniy Vladimirovich, Sofiano Konstantin Alekseevich, Sofiano (Mukhanova) Zinaida Evgrafovna, Sofiano Tatyana Alekseevna, Sofronitsky Vladimir Vladimirovich, Spivak Grigory Veniaminovich, Stalin Joseph Vissarionovich, Suslov Mikhail Andreevich, Takibaev Zhabaga Suleimenovich, Taksar Tamara, Tamm Igor Evgenievich, Teller Edward, Ter-Martirosyan, Timashuk Lidiya Feodosyevna, Timiryazev Arkady Klimentievich, Timofeev-Resovsky (Ressovsky) Nikolai Vladimirovich, Titov German Stepanovich, Tikhonov Andrey Nikolaevich, Truman Harry, Trutnev Yuri Alekseevich, Tupolev Andrey Nikolaevich, Tyutin Igor Viktorovich, Umansky Grisha, Watson James, Ustinov Dmitry Fedorovich, Fabrikant Valentin Aleksandrovich, Faybishenko Vladislav, Farge Yves, Fedorov Evgeniy Konstantinovich, Feinberg Evgeny Lvovich, Feynman Richard Phillips, Feldman Elena, Feodoritov Vyacheslav Petrovich, Feoktistov Lev Petrovich, Fishman David Abramovich, Fomin Petr Fomich, Fradkin Efim Samoilovich, Frank-Kamenetsky David Albertovich, Fuchs Emil Julius Klaus (Klaus Fuchs), Fursov Vasily Stepanovich, Khariton Julius Borisovich, Khaustov Viktor Alexandrovich, Holloway David, Khriplovich Iosif Bentsionovich, Khrushchev Nikita Sergeevich, Zeitlin Yakov, Zinger Alexander Vasilievich, Tsirkov Georgy Alexandrovich, Tsukerman Veniamin Aronovich, Chavchanidze Vladimir Valerianovich, Churchill Winston, Chesnokov Dmitry Ivanovich, Shabat Boris Vladimirovich, Shalnikov Alexander Iosifovich, Shapiro Zorya Yakovlevna, Shaskolskaya Marianna Petrovna, Shafarevich Igor Rostislavovich, Schweitzer Albert, Schweitzer Mikhail Abramovich, Shelkov Vladimir Andreevich, Shepilov Dmitry Trofimovich, Shirkov Dmitry Vasilievich, Shirshov, Shklovsky Iosif Samuilovich, Sholokhov Mikhail Alexandrovich, Shpolsky E.V., Shubin Semyon Petrovich, Shuiskaya Natalia Vasilievna, Shchelkin Kirill Ivanovich, Shcherbakov Alexander Sergeevich, Eisenhower Dwight David, Eikhe Robert Indrikovic, Elsgolts Lev Ernestovich, Engelhardt Vladimir Alexandrovich, Erenburg Ilya Grigorievich, Yukawa Hideki, Yavlinsky, Yaglom Akiva Moiseevich, Yaglom Isaac Moiseevich, Yagoda Genrikh Grigorievich, Yakir Petr Ionovich, Yakovlev Alexander Sergeevich, Yakovlev Dmitry, Yakushkin Nikolay Vyacheslavovich, Yankelevich Efrem Vladimirovich, Yasnov Mikhail Alekseevich
1990