Eisengardt Lyudmila Pavlovna

Genus. 1899 in Nikolaev; Jewish. In 1937 she lived in Leningrad; sentenced by the NKVD LO on June 25, 1937 to deportation to the Berezniki district of the Northern Region, without specifying the period of deportation. In 1938 she lived in the village of Semenovsky, Bereznikovsky district of the Northern region, worked as a secretary-statistician in the district office of Masloprom; arrested 05/01/1938; sentenced to the Military Command of the Border and Internal Troops of the Arkhangelsk Region on December 22, 1938 under Art. 17-58-8, 58-10 part 1, 58-12 to 10 years of labor camp and 5 years of disqualification; by the decision of the Supreme Court of the USSR Armed Forces dated March 5, 1939, the sentence was upheld; 05/09/1939 was sent and 05/31/1939 arrived in Vyatlag. Released from Vyatlag on February 16, 1948. From the camp she was sent back to prison, in a new criminal case in 1949 she was sentenced by the OS NKVD of the USSR to exile in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. In 1955 she lived in Leningrad. Rehabilitated in the 1938 case by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Leningrad Region on 10/29/1956 and by the Plenum of the Supreme Loan of the USSR on 03/05/1956; in the case of 1937 - by the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the USSR on May 24, 1956.