Charushin Nikolay Apollonovich
Definition: Head Department of the Vyatka Scientific Library named after. A. I. Herzen.
Years of life: 1851 - 1937
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Born on December 23, 1851 in the city of Orlov, Vyatka province. Narodnik, member of the BOP (Great Propaganda Society), later a socialist. Nobleman. In May 1878, at the “trial of the 193s,” he was sentenced to 9 years of hard labor. In August 1895, with permission from the authorities, he went to Vyatka. In 1905 he organized the Vyatka Democratic Union. Participated in the creation of the All-Russian Peasant Union in 1905-1907. He published the newspapers “Vyatskaya Life”, “Vyatka Krai” and “Vyatskaya Rech”. In 1917 he became a member of the Council of Supreme Administration of the province, which announced the non-recognition of the power of the Bolsheviks and the separation of the Vyatka province into an independent republic. Arrested 10/22/1918. Convicted on December 14, 1918 by the Vyatka Provincial Cheka. The case was dismissed for lack of evidence of a crime, and he was released from custody. Re-arrested, then released on bail. Since November 1922, member of the Society of Political Prisoners and Exiled Settlers. He was engaged in literary work, was the head of the department of the Vyatka Scientific Library named after. A. I. Herzen. Died 03/06/1937 in Kirov.
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Fund 06 / Inventory 1 / Case Зеленова (Чешихина) Наталья Васильевна
3. Vyatka. Memoirs of Zelenova (Cheshikhina) N.V. Edited by SIC "Memorial".
The memoirs begin with a description of the situation of the scouts imprisoned in Solovki by the spring of 1928.
Stage from Kemperpunkt to Moscow.
Meeting with the author's relatives at the railway station in Moscow.
Butyrka prison, work in the prison. About the possibility of meeting with other prisoners in the prison cafeteria.
Interrogations, accusation of organizing an escape from the Solovetsky camps.
About escape plans.
Stage from Moscow to Vyatka.
Arrival in Vyatka 11/6/1928, acquaintance with the Vyatka exiles.
About correspondence with Moscow relatives.
About the place of residence in Vyatka, about earnings.
Visits of relatives to Vyatka.
About occupations in Vyatka, bibliography of local literature.
Moving to a new place of residence in Vyatka.
How did the exiles earn in Vyatka.
About the locals.
Visit of Vladimir Dobrovolsky, who escaped from exile in Narym (spring 1929).
Birth of daughter Irina (12/16/1930), serious illness of the author.
End of exile (1931), prohibition of residence in large cities.
Departure of the author from Vyatka to Nizhny Novgorod, return to Vyatka in autumn 1929.
Arrest and transfer of V. Zelenov to Nizhny Novgorod on charges of organizing a mutual benefit fund (1933), released after four and a half months of investigation.
Moving to the village of Gypsies. Village life.
Final departure from Vyatka in December 1934.
The memoirs end with a note indicating biographical information about some of the persons mentioned in the text.
Stage from Kemperpunkt to Moscow.
Meeting with the author's relatives at the railway station in Moscow.
Butyrka prison, work in the prison. About the possibility of meeting with other prisoners in the prison cafeteria.
Interrogations, accusation of organizing an escape from the Solovetsky camps.
About escape plans.
Stage from Moscow to Vyatka.
Arrival in Vyatka 11/6/1928, acquaintance with the Vyatka exiles.
About correspondence with Moscow relatives.
About the place of residence in Vyatka, about earnings.
Visits of relatives to Vyatka.
About occupations in Vyatka, bibliography of local literature.
Moving to a new place of residence in Vyatka.
How did the exiles earn in Vyatka.
About the locals.
Visit of Vladimir Dobrovolsky, who escaped from exile in Narym (spring 1929).
Birth of daughter Irina (12/16/1930), serious illness of the author.
End of exile (1931), prohibition of residence in large cities.
Departure of the author from Vyatka to Nizhny Novgorod, return to Vyatka in autumn 1929.
Arrest and transfer of V. Zelenov to Nizhny Novgorod on charges of organizing a mutual benefit fund (1933), released after four and a half months of investigation.
Moving to the village of Gypsies. Village life.
Final departure from Vyatka in December 1934.
The memoirs end with a note indicating biographical information about some of the persons mentioned in the text.
Vyatka. Memoirs of Zelenova (Cheshikhina) N.V. , docx
Edited by Memorial Research Center
Edited by Memorial Research Center
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* Alexandra Mikhailovna,
* Apollinaria Nikolaevna,
* Ferapont Ivanovich,
Astakhova Yulia,
Ganeshin Dmitry Sergeevich,
Gendelman,
Gurvich Sholom (Mulya) Leibovich,
Gurevich Wulf Moiseevich (Vladimir Markovich),
Gurenok Maria Vasilievna,
Denshin Alexey Ivanovich,
Dobrovolsky Vladimir Dmitrievich,
Drozhzhina Olga Nikolaevna,
Elnik,
Zelenov Boris Ivanovich (Burum),
Zelenov Ivan Konstantinovich,
Zelenova (?) Irina,
Zelenova (Cheshikhina) Natalya Vasilievna,
Zilberman,
Zotov Vladimir Semyonovich,
Kashirin,
Klyachko,
Livshits,
Nebolsin,
Olovyashnikova Tatyana,
Peshkova Ekaterina Pavlovna,
Sadovsky Yuri ("Yurochka"),
Selenkin Mikhail Borisovich,
Skribova Sofya Kuzminichna,
Stolbova-Paderina Ekaterina Ivanovna,
Strukov,
Tikhomirova Ekaterina Alexandrovna (nicknamed Shimoza),
Fokin Alexander Dmitrievich,
Chaikin Vadim Afanasevich,
Charushin Vladimir Nikolaevich,
Charushin Nikolay Apollonovich,
Charushina (?) Olga Sergeevna,
Cheshikhin German,
Shibanov Sergey Vladimirovich,
Shtange Alexander Genrikhovich,
Yurkansky Vyacheslav Nikolaevich
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