Kulakov Philip Grigorievich (Grigoriev Andrey Ivanovich)

Genus. in 1895 in the village of Parfenkovo, Yaropol volost, Volokolamsk district, Moscow province; Russian; education: graduated from the 3rd year of the medical faculty of Moscow University, lived in Moscow, worked as an instructor in the Food Path organization and, part-time, as an instructor in the People's Commissariat of Agriculture; member of the AKP since 1916. Participated in the preparation of the Tambov uprising of 1920–1921, lived in Tambov under the name Bereznikov; after the suppression of the uprising, he fled to Saratov, then to Ufa; arrested 03/28/1921; On December 13, 1921, the Presidium of the Cheka sentenced him to 5 years in a concentration camp. He escaped from the stage. From 1922 he lived in Petrograd under the name Grigoriev, worked as an authorized representative of the Osnova publishing house; arrested 02/16/1926, transferred to Moscow; sentenced by the OS at the Kogpu on April 29, 1926 to imprisonment in the Suzdal political isolation ward. In 1930 he was sent to a settlement. In 1935 he lived in Tobolsk, worked as an economist and planner at Obrybtrest; arrested 04/27/1935; sentenced by the OS under the NKVD of the USSR on 07/07/1935 to 5 years of exile. In 1937 – in exile in the village. Tura of the Evenki district; arrested 04/18/1937; sentenced by the Troika UNKVD of the Krasnoyarsk Territory on 03/07/1938 to VMN; shot 03/17/1938; burial place - in Krasnoyarsk. Rehabilitated in the 1937 case by the Prosecutor's Office of the Krasnoyarsk Territory on 07/07/1989.