Akulov Ivan Alekseevich
First Prosecutor of the USSR, member of the Bureau of the CPC under the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks, Secretary of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR
Born in 1888 in St. Petersburg; Russian; member of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks) from 1907 to 1937. First deputy chairman of the OGPU from 1931 to 1932, Prosecutor of the USSR from 1933 to 1935. Member of the CPC Bureau under the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks), secretary of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR. Lived in Moscow, Troitskaya Street, Building 10. Arrested on July 23, 1937. Sentenced on October 29, 1937 . Convicted by the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR for "participation in a counterrevolutionary military conspiracy in the Red Army" under Articles 58-2, 58-8, and 58-11 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR. He was executed in Moscow on October 30, 1937 (Donskoye Cemetery). Rehabilitated by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Supreme Court of the USSR on December 18, 1954.
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Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Горбунов Петр Максимович
4. Resolution of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR dated April 16, 1935 on awarding workers of the fishing industry of the Murmansk Territory, published in the magazine “Karelo-Murmansk Territory” No. 4 for 1935, among those awarded the Order of Lenin was the chairman of the Murmansk regional executive committee and city council P.M. Gorbunov.
Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Делибаш Нина Захаровна
6. Extracts from the archival file made by Delibash E.A.
6. Extracts from the archival file made by Delibash E.A.:
6.1. Memorandum on registration as an accused in investigation case No. 95212 Delibash N.Z.
6.2. Biographical data about Delibash N.Z., taken from the questionnaire of the arrested person.
6.3. Resolution of 24.01.1930 on the selection of a written undertaking not to leave the country as a preventive measure for Delibash N.Z.
6.4. Extract from the minutes of the Special Meeting of 13.01.1930 on the expulsion of Delibash N.Z. to Siberia for 3 years.
6.5. Brief summary of the letter from Delibash to N.Z. Stalin dated 26.01.1930 with resolutions of an employee of the secret department of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks) and Yagoda.
6.6. Extract from the protocol of 11/17/1930 on exile to Siberia for 3 years.
6.7. Accompanying note to the minutes of the Special Security Council at the OGPU Collegium dated 10/23/1930 on sending Delibash N.Z. by special convoy to Arkhangelsk, with orders to send her upon arrival to serve her term of exile in Syktyvkar.
6.8. Extract from the protocol of 09/07/1932 on the early release of Delibash N.Z. by order of Akulov.
6.9. Extract from the minutes of 20.03.1933 on the review of the case of Delibash N.Z. and on upholding the decision of the Special Security Council of 07.09.1932 on her early release.
6.10. Extract from the verdict of the visiting session of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR in Gorky on 11/19/1936 on the conviction of Delibash N.Z. under Articles 17, 58-8, 58-11 of the Criminal Code to 10 years of imprisonment with deprivation of rights for 5 years.
6.11. Certificate [between 11/19/1936 and 10/09/1937] from the head of the Solovetsky prison of the GUGB on Delibash N.Z. about her solidarity with the counterrevolutionary statements of Trotskyist fellow inmates.
6.12. Extract from the minutes of the meeting of special troika No. 82 of 10/09/1937 on the sentence to death of Delibash N.Z.
6.13. Act on the execution of the sentence of the NKVD troika of the Leningrad Region on 02.11.1937 under protocol No. 82 of 09.10.1937 in relation to Delibash N.Z.
Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
74. Letter from T.I. Myagkova dated 30.12.1933 from the Verkhneuralsk detention center to her husband M.N. Poloz about receiving a refusal to review her case in early December, about her intention to re-apply in 2-3 months, about starting to lose teeth and the need for dentures, about coming across his name in the newspaper, about the joy over the acquittal of G. Dimitrov at the Leipzig trial, about starting to read the first volume of Capital and Chernyshevsky's Diary, about her interest in economic geography and careful reading of newspapers, and about the excessive number of parcels received; continuation of the letter - to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother. about the onset of frost, about the received textbooks on analytical geometry, about reading books, about the desire to subscribe to a Ukrainian literary newspaper and about receiving the newspaper "Pionerskaya Pravda" from the new year in order to keep up with the pioneer movement and about the hope that the new year will be better than the old one, since "it can't possibly get any worse."
Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
75. Transcript of a letter from T.I. Myagkova dated 12/30/1933 from the Verkhneuralsk detention center to her husband, M.N. Poloz, about receiving a refusal to review her case in early December, about her intention to re-submit an application in 2-3 months, about starting to lose teeth and the need for dentures, about coming across his name in a newspaper, about the joy over the acquittal of G. Dimitrov at the Leipzig Trial, about starting to read the first volume of Capital and Chernyshevsky's Diary, about her interest in economic geography and careful reading of newspapers, and about the excessive number of parcels received; continuation of the letter - to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother. About the onset of frost, about the received textbooks on analytical geometry, about reading books, about the desire to subscribe to a Ukrainian literary newspaper and about receiving the newspaper "Pionerskaya Pravda" from the new year, in order to stay informed about the pioneer movement and about the hope that the new year will be better than the old one, since "it can't possibly get worse." (attached file)
Fund 05 / Inventory 1 / Case Полоз Рада Михайловна. Т. 2
76. Letter from T.I. Myagkova from 31.12.1933-05.01.1934 from the Verkhneuralsk isolation ward to her husband M.N. Poloz about celebrating the New Year in the ward, about how in prison all good things are perceived more acutely than in freedom, about hopes for 1934, about the desire to return home, about her daily activities and reading Marx's Capital, about sadness, about the spring smells in the air, about the lack of letters, about the need for gold for dental crowns, books on plant growing in a harsh climate, a calendar and textbooks, about his upcoming vacation and about the desire to receive photographs of the family; continuation of the letter - to F.Ya. Myagkova's mother about receiving letters from her and her daughter.
