Piskarev Alexey Konstantinovich

Genus. 02/06/1883 in the village of Belyaevo, Podolsk district, Moscow region. In 1890 he moved to his father in St. Petersburg. He worked as an apprentice at an iron foundry, and from 1897 as a molder and foundry worker. Since 1904 he took part in the revolutionary struggle. Arrested in 1905 and 1907. In 1918 he was mobilized, in 1919 he joined the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks). In 1921 he worked in the literary and publishing department of the Political Directorate of the Baltic Fleet. Admitted to the All-Russian Writers Union. In 1923, he was demobilized, ceased membership in the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks) and created a family artel for the production of felt. In 1930 he was arrested for illegal business, and after 3 months he was released on bail. He got a job as a foundry worker at the Marty plant. In 1931 he was acquitted by the court, taking into account his revolutionary past. Since 1932, he worked at the Shipbuilding Research Institute as a specialist in hot metal processing, since 1935 - at the Lentrubolit plant as the head of the technological process, before his arrest - as an inspector at Vtortsvetmet. Lived in Leningrad, 25 October Ave. 140-3. Arrested on August 27, 1938. Sentenced by OS NKVD of the USSR on 07/02/1940 under Art. 58-10 to exile for 3 years in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. At the end of his exile, he moved to the Leningrad region. He died in the spring of 1955. He was buried in Leningrad at the Okhtinskoye cemetery. Rehabilitated on May 31, 1989 by the Leningrad Prosecutor's Office.