Kozlovsky Dmitry Alexandrovich
Genus. in 1902 in Tsarskoe Selo, St. Petersburg province. Hydrologist. Until 1916 he lived in Kyiv, studied in the cadet corps, then in Petrograd at the Naval School. From 1919 - at the Polytechnic Institute, after graduation - a student of the courses for command staff of the Naval School. Arrested along with his mother, brothers and sister on 03/03/1921 as a hostage. Sentenced on April 22, 1921 to 1 year of forced labor, he was in a camp. Released in the fall of 1922 and deported to Cherepovets. After liberation, in the 1920s, he lived in Leningrad and worked as a hydrologist. In March 1935 he was exiled with his mother and brothers to the village. Chelkar Aktobe region. for 5 years, worked digging ditches. In July 1935 he was transferred to the station. Kara-Chokat Orenburg railway. In the 1940s he returned to Leningrad and again worked as a hydrologist. Died in 1975.
Documents (2)
Fund 016 / Inventory 1 / Case 22
22. Letter from the Information Center of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of St. Petersburg. and LO No. 35/13-1928 dated June 25, 2001 to the director of the Memorial Research Center V.V. Iofe (response to request No. 283 dated May 28, 2001) with archival information about V.P. Morozov, E.I. Kristap, Romanov O.N., Popova O.N., Lebedeva E.A. and Grebneva S.I., about the lack of information about Ballod K.M., Kozlovsky D.A., Nazarov A.G. and Survillo V.L., and also that the case of Zubarev V.F. located in the St. Petersburg Prosecutor's Office.
Fund 016 / Inventory 1 / Case 21
80.1. Letter from the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation for St. Petersburg. and LO No. 10/35-450, 488 and 489n/s at the Memorial Research Center (responses to requests No. 125 of 02/18/2001; No. 127 of 02/18/2001 and No. 139 of 02/28/2001) with archival information on Kozlovsky K .A., Ryftin Ya.A., Ryakhovsky G.M. and Danyulaitis A.A., as well as the lack of information about Kozlovsky N.A., Roslyakov M.V., Ryvlin I.F., Ryakhovsky K.I.; case of Kozlovsky D.A. sent for storage to the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Leningrad Oblast Executive Committee in 1969.
