Baseevich Aida Issakharovna

Genus. 07/18/1905 in St. Petersburg; Jewish; incomplete higher education; since 1924 anarchist-syndicalist. In 1925 she lived in Leningrad, a student at the Institute of Cultural History; arrested 02/08/1925; sentenced to the OS at the Kogpu on March 13, 1925 under Art. 61 and 72 for deportation for 3 years to Kirkray (Kazakhstan). From Kazakhstan she was sent to Orsk, then to Orenburg. In 1927 she was arrested in Orenburg; sentenced by the OGPU to 3 years in prison. In the fall of 1927 she was sent to Novonikolaevsk, in the spring of 1928 - to Minusinsk. In December 1929 she was released early. In the spring of 1930 she returned to Leningrad. In October 1932 she was arrested in connection with the D. Zoirif case; sentenced to exile by the Kogpu on December 8, 1932. In 1937 she was summoned to the NKVD and demanded to leave for Kaluga. Arrested 07/06/1941; sentenced to military service of the NKVD troops of the Moscow region on September 2, 1941 under Art. 58-10 part 1 and 58-11 to 10 years of labor camp with loss of rights for 5 years. She served her sentence in Nevyansk, in Ivdellag. In 1948, she was released under an amnesty for mothers with small children and returned to Leningrad. Since 1979 he has been visually disabled. She died in Leningrad on August 25, 1995. Rehabilitated in the 1941 case by the Military Military District of the Moscow Military District on 01/09/1956, and for the second time by the Military Military District of the Leningrad Military District on November 29, 1990.