Plahotniuc Nikolai Grigorievich

Years of life: 1936-2015
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Genus. in 1936 in the village. Phosphorite Kursk region. Graduated from med. technical school, then honey. Institute, worked in the sanatorium Pushcha Voditsa. Arrested on January 13, 1972 in the “Ukrainian Messenger” case. Sent to the Institute. Serbian for examination. He went on a hunger strike there, protesting against the rough treatment of the sick. Recognized as sick, diagnosed with schizophrenia with persecution mania. On November 13, 1972, the Kiev Regional Court declared him “periodically” insane and decided to send him for compulsory treatment in St. Petersburg, and after recovery, to judge him as sane. Sent to the Dnepropetrovsk Special Psychiatric Hospital. In April 1974, it was subjected to a new examination. In September 1976 he was transferred to Kazan St. Petersburg. 04/06/1978 The Supreme Court of the Ukrainian SSR allowed transfer to a general regime mental hospital. Transferred to a mental hospital in the village. Smila, Cherkasy region. 03/05/1979 the medical commission recommends discharge. 08/16/1979 The Supreme Court of the Ukrainian SSR approves the decision of the Cherkasy Regional Court to continue compulsory treatment. In November 1980 he was brought to the Institute. Serbsky, 03/05/1981 was discharged from the Cherkassy hospital. As a result of the beating on 04/08/1981 in Kyiv, he spent about a month in the hospital (his ribs and transverse processes of the pelvic vertebrae were broken). I couldn’t get a job in Kyiv or the region. Sent to advanced training courses at the regional TB dispensary in Cherkassy. I settled in a hostel on the outskirts of the city. 09/06/1981 arrested on trumped-up charges. On September 30, 1981 he was taken to the Cherkassy mental hospital. A psychiatric examination found him sane. 12/30/1981 brought to Moscow to the Institute named after. Serbsky, where he was also found sane. In April 1982 he was sentenced to 4 years in prison. He was held in the Voroshilovgrad region. (now Lugansk). Since April 1984 - in the so-called “chemistry”, he worked as a concrete worker, mason and slinger on the construction of a hospital in Lugansk. In June 1984, he was released on parole and worked for 2 years at the Lugansk TB dispensary as a phthisiatrician. Since May 1989, he worked in Kyiv as a doctor at the city tuberculosis hospital. Since 1991 - member of the Ukrainian Committee "Helsinki-90", member of the All-Ukrainian Society of Political Prisoners and Repressed Persons. Died on 02/05/2015 in Kyiv.
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Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Сахаров Андрей Дмитриевич
64. Article by Burtin Yu. “The Great Russian Intellectual”; article by Gefter M. Ya. “The curtain has risen”; article by Timofeev L.M. “With anxiety and hope”, dedicated to the memory of A.D. Sakharov; Nobel lecture by Sakharov A.D.; open letter from Sakharov A.D. Brezhnev L.I., UN Secretary General and heads of state - permanent members of the Security Council dated July 27, 1980 against the war in Afghanistan, published in the magazine “New World” No. 1 for 1990, pp. 3-16.
Article by Yu. Burtin “The Great Russian Intellectual”, dedicated to the memory of A.D. Sakharov, and an open letter from Sakharov A.D. Brezhnev L.I. , pdf
7 листов, 14 изображения, газетная/журнальная вырезка, файл (присоединённый)
Abankin Vitold Andreevich, Hayrikyan Paruyr Arshavirovich, Alekseeva Liza, Altman Anatoly Adolfovich, Antonyuk Zinovy ​​Pavlovich, Arshakyan Azat Levikovich, Afanasiev Vladimir Viktorovich, Balakhonov Vladimir Fedorovich, Belov Yury Sergeevich, Bernichuk Appoloniy Alexandrovich, Bogoraz Larisa Iosifovna, Bolonkin Alexander Alexandrovich, Bondar Nikolay Vasilievich, Bonner Elena Georgievna, Brezhnev Leonid Ilyich, Booth Yuri, Budulak-Sharygin Nikolai Alexandrovich, Bukovsky Vladimir Konstantinovich, Burtin Yuri Grigorievich, Butman Hillel Izrailevich, Waldman Johann, Verkhov Sergey Nikolaevich, Vince Georgy Petrovich, Vorobyov (Durer) Oleg Ivanovich, Gel Ivan Andreevich, Gefter Mikhail Yakovlevich, Gladko Georgy Vladimirovich, Gluzman Semyon Fishelevich, Gorbal Nikolai (Mykola) Andreevich, Gorodetsky, Gražis Juozas son of Felixas, Grinkiv (Grinkov) Dmitry Dmitrievich, Davydov Georgy (Egor) Valentinovich, Demidov Dmitry Ilyich, Dzhemilev Mustafa Abdulcemil, Dymshits Mark Yulievich, d'Estaing Valéry Giscard, Žukauskas Sarunas son of Jurgis, Zalmanson Vulf Iosifovich, Healthy Anatoly Kuzmich, Zohrabyan Ramzik ​​Artavazovich, Igrunov Vyacheslav Vladimirovich, Kalinets Igor Mironovich, Kalinets (Stasiv) Irina Onufrievna, Kalinichenko Vitaly Vasilievich, Kandyba Ivan Alekseevich, Karavansky Svyatoslav Iosifovich, Karapetyan Anahit Agvanovna, Karmal Babrak, Kiirend Mati Alfredovich, Kovalev Sergey Adamovich, Kovgar Boris Fedorovich, Kolomin Vitaly Nikolaevich, Kuznetsov Eduard Samuilovich, Lisovoy (Lisovy) Vasily Semenovich, Lukyanenko Lev (Levko) Grigorievich, Lupynis (Lupinos, Lupynos) Anatoly Ivanovich, Lyubarsky Kronid Arkadievich, Lyubarsky Lazar Moiseevich, Ma Hong, aka Yui Jiang-Hung, Yui Shi-Lin, Chen Shuang-Wao, Tung Chih-Pei, Maayan (Chernoglaz) David Isserovich, Makarenko (Khershkovich) Mikhail Yanovich, Malkin Anatoly (Nathan) Vladimirovich, Malchevsky Sergey Andreevich, Markosyan Razmik Grigorievich, Marchenko Anatoly Tikhonovich, Marchenko Anatoly Tikhonovich, Marchenko Valery Veniaminovich, Mendelevich Joseph Mozusovich, Meshener Joseph Yakovlevich, Mirauskas Algirdas son of Stasis, Moroz Valentin Yakovlevich (Fedorovich - in one of the sources), Murzhenko Alexey Grigorievich, Myatik (Myattik) Kalju Jaanovich, Navasardyan Ashot Tsolakovich, Nashpits Mark Khaimovich, Ogurtsov Igor Vyacheslavovich, Orlov Yury Fyodorovich, Osadchy Mikhail Grigorievich, Osipov Vladimir Nikolaevich, Pavlenkov Vladlen Konstantinovich, Paulaitis Petras son of Kazys, Penson (Panson) Boris Solomonovich, Petrov Vyacheslav Valentinovich, Plahotniuc Nikolai Grigorievich, Plumpa Petras son of Vladas, Plyushch Leonid Ivanovich, Prishlyak Evgeniy Stepanovich, Pronyuk Evgeny Vasilievich, Putse Andrey Petrovich, Rode Gunnar Oskarovich, Roitburd Lev Davidovich, Romanyuk Vasily Emelyanovich (father Vladimir), Ruban Vasily Fedorovich, Rumachik Petr Vasilievich, Saarts Villu Feliksovich, Sadunayte Niyole, Sapelyak (Sapelyuk) Stepan Evstakhovich, Safronov Alexey Vitalievich, Sakharov Andrey Dmitrievich, Sverstyuk Evgeny Alexandrovich, Svetlichnaya Nadezhda Alekseevna, Svetlichny Ivan Alekseevich, Semenova Maria Pavlovna, Senik (Senyk) Irina Mikhailovna, Senkiv Vladimir Iosafatovich, Sergienko Alexander (Oles) Fedorovich, Simutis Ludvikas son of Adomas, Soldatov Sergey Ivanovich, Solzhenitsyn Alexander Isaevich, Stus Vasily (Vasil) Semenovich, Superfin Gabriel Gavrilovich, Suslensky Yakov Mikhailovich, Tamm Igor Evgenievich, Tverdokhlebov Andrey Nikolaevich, Timofeev Lev Mikhailovich, Tovmasyan Ararat Sirekanovich, Turik Andrey Markovich, Ubozhko Lev Grigorievich, Fedorov Yuri Pavlovich, Fedoseev Nikolay Ilyich, Feldman Alexander Dmitrievich (Emmanuilovich), Khaustov Viktor Alexandrovich, Kheifets Mikhail Ruvimovich, Khnokh Leib-Arie Gershevich, Tsitlenok Boris Leibovich, Chekalin Alexander Nikolaevich, Chernovil (Chernovil, Chornovil) Vyacheslav Maksimovich, Chuprey Roman Vasilievich, Shabatura Stefania Mikhailovna, Shakirov Babur (Babur, Babir) Alikhanovich (Asylkhanovich), Shahverdyan Bagrat Levonovich, Schoolboy Yitzhak Rafailovich, Shovkovy Ivan Vasilievich, Shovkovy Ivan Vasilievich, Stern Mikhail Shaevich, Shumuk Daniil (Danila) Lavrentievich, Shukhevych-Berezinsky Yury Romanovich, Yushkevich Artem, Yaugelis (Yaugelis) Virgilius (Virgilios)
1990