Nazarov Stepan Ivanovich
Definition: employee of the Central Control Commission of the RKI
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Fund 06 / Inventory 1 / Case Ефимова (Постникова) Ирина Алексеевна
1. Memoirs of Efimova I.A.
Efimova (Postnikova) Irina Alekseevna. The wife of an enemy of the people: Memoirs. B.m.; b.g. 12 s.
Memories begin in 1936, when Komsomol and party leaders are arrested. The author at that time was the released secretary of the Komsomol organization of the Knitting Factory. Nogina, her husband is an instructor at the MGK VSKSM.
Meeting of the district Komsomol conference of the Dzerzhinsky district of Moscow, during which it was announced that the author's husband had been arrested, and that she was the wife of an enemy of the people.
After the conference, a search was made in the author's room in the presence of the secretary of the Komsomol organization of the NKVD. The arrest at the same time of her husband, with whom the author will never see again and about whose fate he will not learn anything. First, for the loss of vigilance in relation to her husband, expulsion from the Komsomol, for which her friends voted (uncertainty after many years of the author that she would not have acted at that time in the same way as they did), then in the city committee of the Komsomol she was reinstated and severely reprimanded her. The author's refusal to receive a new Komsomol card, please return the old one, from 1926. In the closet of the city committee of the Komsomol there is a pile of selected Komsomol tickets, among which she finds hers.
Work as a laboratory assistant after being released from the post of secretary of the Komsomol organization. Mother-in-law's death from grief after her son's arrest. Appropriation by the authorities of half the furnishings of the room. A year later, in the summer, when her daughter and mother were in the country, the author was arrested. Sealing the room. Butyrka. A booth where you can only sit. Women's screams during the removal and stripping of rings and earrings. Humiliating search, checking for lice. Camera. The idea that she is somehow a "victim of history" and other prisoners may be to blame. Brief information about the cellmates. An unfortunate prisoner recruited as an informer. Five months later, the sentence was five years in exile. Mention of a woman who was arrested right in the theater. A black raven, a wagon full of prisoners. Three days on the road. Where they are going is unknown. Halt, armed guards with dogs, orders for everyone to sit or kneel. Transit prison in Syzran, several days in the same cell with criminals. Again the black raven, the wagon. Alma-Ata. State farm "Buttermilk-Aral". Cotton picking, for an additional fee - plucking "kurak" (kurak - a box of cotton). Late autumn shipment to Turkestan. Work as an accountant and housing 5 km from the city. The benevolence of the Kazakhs.
The disappearance of a portrait of Yezhov from the wall of the railway dining room. Loss of the illusion that Stalin knew nothing about the repressions.
The beginning of the war. Anxiety about loved ones. The news that a mother, daughter and sister's family were evacuated to Yelabuga. The author's statement addressed to the new head of the NKVD with a request to be released to go to fetch his family. Permission to go not through Kuibyshev, but through Ulyanovsk. Borrowing money, drying crackers for the road. Instead of documents, reference, which worries the author very much on the road. The return of the family to the city of Turkestan. Working as Deputy Chief Accountant. Among the exiles were Koreans and Poles. And Chechens: old people, women, children - their situation is especially difficult: hunger, typhus. The author's thoughts that they were "brought to extinction".
In 1943, the end of the term of exile, but the continuation of the same life in the same place without a passport. In 1945, the issuance of a passport with restrictions on places of residence. The boss's hint (which the author recalls with gratitude) that the exile may not be mentioned anywhere. Loss of a passport, obtaining a temporary one without the corresponding paragraph on restrictions.
Trip with daughter to Moscow via Syzran. Temporary registration in Moscow with the help of an academician, a friend of his father. In November 1945, he moved to Riga, where it was easier to live and work. Unwillingness to undertake any efforts for rehabilitation after the XX Party Congress. The funeral of the former secretary of the district committee of the Komsomol, who returned from exile to Moscow, at which old friends remembered the author. Their letters to Riga. The joy of the author when they receive them. Moving to Leningrad. The birth of a grandson. For the first time tears caused by the radio transmission of materials of the XXII Congress. Rehabilitation of the author and posthumous - her husband. Nightmares. The author's assurances of her and her friends' fidelity to the former ideals.
The annotation was compiled by Zhidkova T.G.
Memories begin in 1936, when Komsomol and party leaders are arrested. The author at that time was the released secretary of the Komsomol organization of the Knitting Factory. Nogina, her husband is an instructor at the MGK VSKSM.
Meeting of the district Komsomol conference of the Dzerzhinsky district of Moscow, during which it was announced that the author's husband had been arrested, and that she was the wife of an enemy of the people.
After the conference, a search was made in the author's room in the presence of the secretary of the Komsomol organization of the NKVD. The arrest at the same time of her husband, with whom the author will never see again and about whose fate he will not learn anything. First, for the loss of vigilance in relation to her husband, expulsion from the Komsomol, for which her friends voted (uncertainty after many years of the author that she would not have acted at that time in the same way as they did), then in the city committee of the Komsomol she was reinstated and severely reprimanded her. The author's refusal to receive a new Komsomol card, please return the old one, from 1926. In the closet of the city committee of the Komsomol there is a pile of selected Komsomol tickets, among which she finds hers.
Work as a laboratory assistant after being released from the post of secretary of the Komsomol organization. Mother-in-law's death from grief after her son's arrest. Appropriation by the authorities of half the furnishings of the room. A year later, in the summer, when her daughter and mother were in the country, the author was arrested. Sealing the room. Butyrka. A booth where you can only sit. Women's screams during the removal and stripping of rings and earrings. Humiliating search, checking for lice. Camera. The idea that she is somehow a "victim of history" and other prisoners may be to blame. Brief information about the cellmates. An unfortunate prisoner recruited as an informer. Five months later, the sentence was five years in exile. Mention of a woman who was arrested right in the theater. A black raven, a wagon full of prisoners. Three days on the road. Where they are going is unknown. Halt, armed guards with dogs, orders for everyone to sit or kneel. Transit prison in Syzran, several days in the same cell with criminals. Again the black raven, the wagon. Alma-Ata. State farm "Buttermilk-Aral". Cotton picking, for an additional fee - plucking "kurak" (kurak - a box of cotton). Late autumn shipment to Turkestan. Work as an accountant and housing 5 km from the city. The benevolence of the Kazakhs.
The disappearance of a portrait of Yezhov from the wall of the railway dining room. Loss of the illusion that Stalin knew nothing about the repressions.
The beginning of the war. Anxiety about loved ones. The news that a mother, daughter and sister's family were evacuated to Yelabuga. The author's statement addressed to the new head of the NKVD with a request to be released to go to fetch his family. Permission to go not through Kuibyshev, but through Ulyanovsk. Borrowing money, drying crackers for the road. Instead of documents, reference, which worries the author very much on the road. The return of the family to the city of Turkestan. Working as Deputy Chief Accountant. Among the exiles were Koreans and Poles. And Chechens: old people, women, children - their situation is especially difficult: hunger, typhus. The author's thoughts that they were "brought to extinction".
In 1943, the end of the term of exile, but the continuation of the same life in the same place without a passport. In 1945, the issuance of a passport with restrictions on places of residence. The boss's hint (which the author recalls with gratitude) that the exile may not be mentioned anywhere. Loss of a passport, obtaining a temporary one without the corresponding paragraph on restrictions.
Trip with daughter to Moscow via Syzran. Temporary registration in Moscow with the help of an academician, a friend of his father. In November 1945, he moved to Riga, where it was easier to live and work. Unwillingness to undertake any efforts for rehabilitation after the XX Party Congress. The funeral of the former secretary of the district committee of the Komsomol, who returned from exile to Moscow, at which old friends remembered the author. Their letters to Riga. The joy of the author when they receive them. Moving to Leningrad. The birth of a grandson. For the first time tears caused by the radio transmission of materials of the XXII Congress. Rehabilitation of the author and posthumous - her husband. Nightmares. The author's assurances of her and her friends' fidelity to the former ideals.
The annotation was compiled by Zhidkova T.G.
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