Squire Lyudmila Mikhailovna

Genus. 08/10/1922 in Arkhangelsk. Higher education, worked as a hotel administrator, then as a translator in the British Ally newspaper, published by the British Embassy. She married a British citizen. Arrested in Baku on January 19, 1949. Under investigation in Moscow at Lubyanka and Lefortovo. Sentenced by the resolution of the OS MGB of the USSR dated October 15, 1949 under Art. 58-1a, 58-10 part 2 to 15 years in the camps. In custody in Ozerlag (lag points 19, 21 on the Taishet-Bratsk highway, mica factory, women's hospital). In 1955, by order of the Prosecutor's Office, the term was reduced to the time actually served. Released on December 26, 1955. Rehabilitated by the Military Tribunal of the Moscow Military District on April 1, 1957. She worked in various theaters across the country in the positions of chief administrator and theater director (Arkhangelsk, Irkutsk, Kurgan, Barnaul). Retired since 1975, but continued to work. Since 1991 she lived in the House of Stage Veterans in St. Petersburg. Member of the Memorial Society since 1994. She died in St. Petersburg in 2010.