Troitsky Konstantin Dmitrievich

Genus. 07/31/1889 in the city of Feodosia, Tauride province. Education - real school named after Prince of Oldenburg in Luga (1908) and Konstantinovsky Artillery School (1911). In 1913 - lieutenant, participant in the 1st World War, and in August 1917 - lieutenant colonel. In 1918 he lived in Petrograd at 4 Ivanovskaya Street, apt. 6. Detained on July 13, 1918 by the Extraordinary Commission of the Petrograd Council of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies to combat counter-revolution and speculation in the case of a conspiracy at the Mikhailovsky Artillery School.

During the civil war he went over to the side of the whites and joined the Estonian army. In 1920 he left the service and lived in Estonia. He worked as a school teacher of physical education and applied labor at the Narva Russian General Gymnasium, then retired. In 1941, as a former White Guard and an irreconcilable enemy of Soviet power, he was arrested and exiled with his family to Siberia. In February 1942 he was sentenced to death. Shot on April 10, 1942 in the Sverdlovsk prison.