Frolov Oleg Ilyich

Born on April 23, 1948 in Arkhangelsk. Fourth year student at the Ryazan Radio Engineering Institute (RRTI). In 1969, he was a member of the Ryazan illegal student group, the so-called. “a Marxist party of a new type” under the leadership of a part-time student of the RRTI, a turner at the Ryazselmash plant, Woodka Yuri Veniaminovich. Arrested “for anti-Soviet agitation” by the Ryazan KGB on June 30, 1969. He was held in the Ryazan prison (SIZO-1). On February 19, 1970, he was sentenced by the Ryazan Regional Court under Articles 70 and 72 of the Criminal Code to 5 years of imprisonment and 3 years of exile (prosecutor Dubtsov, judge Matveev). Same Dealers: Woodka Yuri Veniaminovich; Woodka Valery Veniaminovich; Martimonov Evgeniy Yakovlevich; Zaslavsky Semyon Mikhailovich. The bulletin of the human rights movement of the USSR “Chronicle of Current Events” wrote about the Ryazan trial in NN 12, 14. He served his imprisonment in the Mordovian political camps and the Perm-36 political camp. He took part in human rights actions of prisoners: he signed statements and appeals, participated in strikes. After his release, he emigrated from the USSR. Died in Israel in 1998.