Ratner Nina Isaakovna

Genus. in 1897 in Vitebsk; Jewish; social democrat. In 1919–1920 she participated in the Yuriev counter-revolutionary uprising; in 1929 she was part of the Menshevik group. In 1931 she lived in Leningrad, worked as a doctor at a center for the protection of motherhood and infancy; arrested 03/20/1931; sentenced by the Kogpu on July 23, 1931 to deprivation of the right to reside in 12 settlements, in Chita and the Omsk region for 3 years; exiled to Yaroslavl; released early in 1933. In 1938 she lived in Vladimir, worked as a doctor in a children's sanatorium; arrested 04/10/1938; sentenced by the OS under the NKVD of the USSR on April 15, 1939 to 8 years in prison; 07/01/1939 arrived in Ukhtizhemlag; liberated 04.11.1945. From 06.11.1945 she worked as a freelance manager of the children's consultation center in Ukhta. Later, until 1960, she worked in the village. Chibyu in a colony for children whose parents were convicted under Article 58, Honored Doctor of the Komi Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. She died in 1968.