Spivak Boris Ilyich

Definition: Socialist Zionist
Years of life: 1894–?
Reproduction methods:
Genus. in 1894 in Kyiv; Jew; Zionist socialist, member of the Bund. In 1921 he lived in Moscow, an employee of the Labor Bureau; arrested 02/22/1921; sentenced by the Presidium of the Cheka on November 11, 1921 to 1 year of exile in Tashkent; released 01/13/1922 In 1923 he lived in Moscow; arrested 04/12/1923; sentenced by the NKVD Commission on Administrative Expulsions on May 11, 1923 to 2 years in prison. 05/15/1925 sentenced by the OS KOGPU to deportation after serving his sentence to Siberia for 3 years; in August 1925 he was sent into exile in the village. Kargasok (Narym region). 02/01/1933 arrested again. Rehabilitated by the Office for Supervision of the Execution of Laws on State Security, Interethnic and International Legal Issues of the USSR Prosecutor's Office on November 11, 1991 and by the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation on May 13, 1996.
Info:
Доп. инф. с сайта «Жертвы политического террора в СССР
Topics: Solovetsky Special Purpose Camp (SLON)

Documents (2)

Fund 016 / Inventory 1 / Case 9
30-2. Appendix to the letter of the Central Administration of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation No. 10 / A-993 of 04/01/1999 with archival information about Spivak B.I., Strukov V.K., Strunskaya N.G., Tolparova Z.I., Tyunina M.A., Zederbaum Yu.S. and Zederbaum Ya.N.
3 листа, 3 изображения
1999
Fund 016 / Inventory 1 / Case 20
31. Letter from the Main Directorate of Internal Affairs of the Novosibirsk Region. No. 10/11-3-3 dated January 25, 2001 to the Director of the Memorial Research Center (response to request No. 046 dated January 5, 2001) about the lack of information about F. G. Zakharov, T. N. Morozov, A. I. Romov. and Spivak B.I.
1 изображение
2001