Marchenko Zoya Dmitrievna

Born in 1907 in the town of Yampole, Chernigov Governorate. Worked in Moscow as a stenographer in the People's Commissariat of Railways. Arrested in July 1931 for keeping a recording of a conversation with her brother, a Trotskyist, sentenced to 3 years in a labor camp. Imprisonment - in Butyrka and a colony near Moscow. In the fall of 1937, arrested in Yampole for refusing to sign false testimony against G.I. Taubenberger. Sentenced to Konotop prison. Sentence: 8 years in a labor camp in Kolyma. Released in 1946, a year later returned to her homeland. Arrested in 1949, exiled to Igarka and Ermakovo. After her release, she lived in Gatchina, Leningrad Region, in 1974 she moved to Moscow. Worked at Memorial. She died in Moscow in 2000.