Sluchenkov Engels Ivanovich (camp nickname “Gleb”)

Definition: One of the leaders of the Kengir prisoners' uprising (1954)
Years of life: 1924-1956
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Genus. in 1924 in the village. Borki, Shatsk district, Ryazan region, Russian, 8th grade education, WWII participant, prisoner of war, 1944-1945. - officer of the Russian Liberation Army. Convicted three times (1945, 1948, 1952), the last time he was accused of attempting to create the rebel organization “Comrade Union” in Ozerlag. During the Kengir uprising he headed the “security service” (“bezpeki”) or “operational department”. He took the most uncompromising position, stated tough demands during the negotiations, and hoped for the transformation of the uprising in Steplag into a nationwide one. Convicted by the Supreme Court of the Kazakh USSR. Shot on September 12, 1956.
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Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Солженицын Александр Исаевич
140. Article by Suetnov A. “Filippych. The deadly echo of the “GULAG Archipelago” in Nezavisimaya Gazeta dated December 20, 1997 about A.F. Makeev, one of the characters in A.I. Solzhenitsyn’s book.
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Bochkov Viktor Mikhailovich, Vavilov Afanasy Petrovich, Dolgikh Ivan Ilyich, Egorov Sergey Egorovich, Zbarsky Isaak Semenovich, Kamyanov Viktor Isaakovich, Kuznetsov Kapiton Ivanovich, Makeev Alexey Filippovich, Muzylev Alexander Vladimirovich, Oreshin Boris Vasilievich, Senderov Valery Anatolievich, Sivashinsky Israel Khaimovich, Sluchenkov Engels Ivanovich (camp nickname “Gleb”), Solzhenitsyn Alexander Isaevich, Suetnov Alexander, Yakobson Anatoly Alexandrovich
1997