Treyger Nikolai Ivanovich

Genus. in 1902 in Odessa in the family of an Odessa businessman; Russian; incomplete higher education; social democrat - one of the organizers of the Odessa Union of Social Democratic Working Youth. Arrested in February 1921 in Odessa, released due to illness. In 1922 he lived in Odessa; arrested 09/05/1922 in Petrograd; sentenced on September 8, 1922 to exile in Semipalatinsk for 1 year. Arrested in Semipalatinsk for speaking out against the persecution of the church on 01/01/1923; sentenced on 02/04/1923 to 5 years of strict isolation, sent to the Pertominsky concentration camp, in June 1923 transferred to SLON, in 1925 he was in the Verkhneuralsk political isolation ward; sentenced to exile in Tomsk. In 1926 he was in Minusinsk. At the end of 1929 he lived in exile in Kolpashevo. (According to the testimony of N.I. Treyger during the first interrogation in 1937, he was arrested on April 29, 1922 in Odessa, released on an undertaking to renounce his Social-Democratic convictions without the right to enter Odessa; expelled from Odessa to Kharkov, then from Kharkov to Leningrad, in 1923 he was sent to the Pertominsk political camp, then to SLON, and in 1928 he was exiled to Minusinsk. In 1931, at the end of his exile, he temporarily remained in Minusinsk. After the death of the child, with the permission of the NKVD, he was transferred to Tomsk.) In 1937 he lived in Tomsk, did not work (according to other sources, he worked in a bank); arrested 11/28/1937; sentenced by the Troika UNKVD of the Novosibirsk region on December 4, 1937 under Art. 58-2, 8, 10, 11 “for active participation in the cadet-monarchist rebel organization “Union for the Salvation of Russia”” to the VMN; shot 12/15/1937; burial place - Tomsk. Rehabilitated in the case of 1937 VT SibVO 06/03/1960; in the case of 1922 - by the St. Petersburg Prosecutor's Office on September 29, 1998.