Sinev

The memories are not over. Their author (b. 1904) is a senior engineer of the Oktyabrskaya Railway Department, a member of the RCP (b) since 1926, a Leningrader.
The beginning of the memoirs is a story about a meeting of the party activists of the Baltic Line electric depot, which took place in April 1935, at which the personal case of the author, accused of “concealing his belonging to the anti-party grouping of the Trotskyite opposition”, of reading Lenin’s letter to the congress and distributing its contents, as well as his vote against the expulsion of Zinoviev G.E. from the party, was considered. and Kameneva L.B. The categorical denial by the author of his guilt and an explanation of his position on the issues raised. The silent support of his fellow party members. The requirement of the representative of the political department to hand over his party card. The refusal of the author, the transfer of the party card to the secretary of the party bureau for temporary storage until the final decision of the party activists on this issue. His complaint to the party commission, addressed to Zemlyachka R.S. Return of membership card.
A call to the Leningrad regional party committee, where an unexpected distribution to the audience took place at enterprises located in the Urals, which was perceived by them as a link. Author's statement that he will only go where there are electrified railways. Call to Kaganovich L.M., who orders
immediately go to the Sverdlovsk Regional Party Committee for an assignment.
Enrollment as an electrification engineer of the Perm Railway. Observation of him by one of the chiefs, who had previously received the Order of Lenin for his work in the state security agencies.
Meeting at the station of his wife, whose suitcases an unfamiliar sailor brought to the hostel where the author lived. Follow him. A one-day trip to the city of Kamyshlov to visit his wife's parents, where he was an accidental witness to the arrest in broad daylight of the chief prosecutor of the Chelyabinsk region. Return to Sverdlovsk in a depressed state. The next day, the author's room was searched in the presence of the dormitory commandant. Arrest and placement in solitary confinement in a Sverdlovsk prison.
Prison search. An interrogation during which the investigator sought to prove the connection between the author and the sailor. A reminder that in the past the author drank in a restaurant with a sea captain. The demand to recognize the connection with the Trotskyists. Author's rejection. Threats of the investigator, who pulled out a revolver from a desk drawer. The stubborn silence of the author. Send to camera. Morning call to the investigator. The physical resistance of the author, who was taken back to the cell.
A new investigator named Carré. The questions of the investigator and the answers of the author, in general, coincide with those that sounded at the meeting of party activists. In the chamber "decoy duck".
The next interrogation, which is conducted in the presence of the investigator by Voitovich, is the head of the transport department of the Perm railway.
Again the cell, where for long days the painful waiting for the decision of the NKVD. A drive to the curfew, where they return all the things that were previously taken away, which is encouraging: they will soon be free. But further transportation to the regional prison. After inspection and "processing" the cell where the politicals are sitting, awaiting the decision of the Special Meeting.

The annotation was compiled by Zhidkova T.G.

Voitovich, Gavrilov, Compatriot Rozalia Samoilovna, Zinoviev (Radomyslsky) Grigory Evseevich, Isaac Markovich, Kaganovich Lazar Moiseevich, Kamenev Lev Borisovich, Carré, Kirov Sergey Mironovich, Krivoshchekov, Lenin (Ulyanov) Vladimir Ilyich, Miliukov, Perepechko, Tailor, Romanov Vladimir, Sinev, Tabukashvili Varden Pavlovich, Timofeev, Fadin Petr Sysoevich, Fadina Zinaida Mikhailovna, Caesar, Shagildyan

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