Erdman Nikolay Robertovich

Definition: Russian Soviet playwright, poet, screenwriter. Winner of the Stalin Prize, second degree (1951).

Years of life: 1900-1970

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Born in 1900 in Moscow; Russian; secondary education; non-partisan; writer. Lived in Moscow.
Arrested 10/11/1933. Sentenced by the OSO under the NKVD of the USSR to exile for 3 years in the city of Yeniseisk. Rehabilitated in 1989

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Documents (1)

Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Лерхе Галина Александровна

4. Article by Verkhovsky V.M. “And young Babel went to the slaughter” about the fate of Furer V.Ya. and his wife Lerche G.A., published on the website "Yuzovka - Salino - Donetsk. Pages of Jewish history", [after 1995]

3 листа, 3 изображения, машинопись

Babel Isaac Emmanuilovich, Verkhovsky Vyacheslav Markovich, Kaganovich Lazar Moiseevich, Kirpichnikova Valentina (Inna) Ivanovna, Lerhe Galina Alexandrovna, Livshits Yakov Abramovich, Lominadze Vissarion Vissarionovich, Pirozhkova Antonina Nikolaevna, Rogovin Vadim Zakharovich, Skripnik (Skrypnik) Nikolai Alekseevich, Smolich Yuri Korneevich, Stalin Joseph Vissarionovich, Tomsky Mikhail Pavlovich, Furer Veniamin Yakovlevich, Khanjyan Aghasi Ghevondovich, Khrushchev Nikita Sergeevich, Shevchenko Alexander Vasilievich, Erdman Nikolay Robertovich, Erenburg Irina Ilyinichna

1995

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Erdman Nikolay Robertovich

Documents (1)

Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Лерхе Галина Александровна

4. Article by Verkhovsky V.M. “And young Babel went to the slaughter” about the fate of Furer V.Ya. and his wife Lerche G.A., published on the website &quot;Yuzovka - Salino - Donetsk. Pages of Jewish history&quot;, [after 1995]

4. Article by Verkhovsky V.M. “And young Babel went to the slaughter” about the fate of Furer V.Ya. and his wife Lerche G.A., published on the website "Yuzovka - Salino - Donetsk. Pages of Jewish history", [after 1995]