Lansere Natalya Nikolaevna

Genus. 10.28.1910 in St. Petersburg; Russian; secondary education; b/p. In 1931 she lived in Leningrad, a student at the Leningrad Institute of Communist Construction; arrested 03/02/1931 along with her parents; accused under Art. 58-6 (espionage) by a resolution of the OO PP OGPU in the Leningrad Military District dated 06/06/1931, she was released from custody due to lack of proof of the charge. Until 1935, she worked as a civilian draftswoman at the Special Design and Technical Bureau (OKTB-12), in the same place where her father N.E. Lansere worked, and brought his letters and drawings to the world. Lived in Leningrad, member of the Memorial Society since 1990. Died in St. Petersburg in March 1998.