Rybakova Vera Vladimirovna

Genus. in 1900 in Poltava in a family of burghers; graduated from the Poltava gymnasium; social democrat. In 1924 she lived in Moscow, a student; arrested on May 20, 1924 in connection with the Leningrad Menshevik organization; sentenced to the Kogpu on March 11, 1924 under Art. 58-10, 11 to 3 years in prison; served in Suzdal, Chelyabinsk and Verkhneuralsk political isolation wards. Upon completion of the term, she was sentenced to deportation to Siberia for 3 years. 08/31/1927 sent to the disposal of the Tomsk OGPU; until 1930 she served exile in the village of Togur, Kolpashevsky district, Narym region; 10/02/1930 deprived of the right to reside in Moscow, Leningrad, SKK, Ukraine, Dagestan, university cities and the border strip for 3 years. At the end of the period of exile (07/04/1930) she was sent to Aulie-Ata (Kazakhstan) for 3 years. From exile she returned to Moscow, in 1937 she lived in Lyubertsy, Moscow Region, and worked as head of the statistical department of the Lyubertsy Agricultural Machinery Plant; arrested 08/01/1937; sentenced by the Troika at the USSR NKVD for the Moscow region on December 27, 1937 under Art. 58-10 by 10 years of ITL; was kept in Butyrka prison until 02/01/1938, then sent with her husband and father-in-law to Amurlag (16th department); a month later transferred to the 3rd column; 03/01/1941 transported to Burlag; released in December 1946 (sentence reduced to 8 years). Mentioned in A. Solzhenitsyn’s book “The Gulag Archipelago”. Until her death in the late 1980s she lived in Poltava. Rehabilitated at the request of the village of Karlovka, Poltava region, by the Presidium of the Moscow Regional Court on December 7, 1956; as well as the General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation on August 13, 1990.