Krivinskaya Maria Leopoldovna

Genus. 01/14/1887 in Poltava; Jewish; incomplete higher education; member of the RSDLP(M) in 1917–1922. Until October 1917 she was in charge of the financial department of the Petrograd Soviet; in 1918 - secretary of the Culture and Freedom society; in 1919–1924 - member of the board of the Children's Rescue League. Arrested in Poltava in December 1924 for belonging to the Menshevik Party; exiled to the Mari region for 3 years; in exile in 1926–1927 - in Krasnokokshaysk (Yoshkar-Ola) of the Mari Autonomous Region. In January 1928 she lived in Kharkov; in 1928–1932 – in the minus in Simferopol, then – in Poltava. In 1937 she lived in Moscow, giving private lessons at home. Arrested 07/28/1937; sentenced by the OSO under the NKVD of the USSR on October 27, 1937 to 5 years ITL4 actually spent 9 years in the camps: released in 1946 at the request of V.G. Korolenko. Returned to Poltava. Rehabilitated in the 1937 case by the Presidium of the Leningrad City Court on December 17, 1963. A close friend of the family, V.G. Korolenko, took part in the publication and commentary of Korolenko’s letters, as well as two books by the daughter of the writer S.V. Korolenko, published in Izhevsk: “Ten Years in the Province” (1966) and “The Book about Father” ( 1968). She died in Poltava in 1972.