Bazhenov Naum Klimentievich
Deprived of voting rights 1927-1934.
Born in 1876 (calculated). Origin - from a family of farmers. His father was administratively exiled to Siberia for participating in the labor movement back in the tsarist era. A blacksmith by profession, he worked as a carriage master in Tomsk, approximately since 1905. In 1921 he built a house on Urzhatsky Lane, 13, which had a living space and a forge. There were always a lot of orders for carriage work, according to him, he served almost all government agencies in Tomsk: "Tomsk Provincial Executive Committee, then Tomsk Okrispolkom, Tomsk City Council, then Tomsk City Militia and Administrative Department, Tomsk Department of the OGPU, as well as all other government agencies of the year in Tomsk." In the forge, he worked with the assistance of one hired worker - a hammerman, which is necessary in such a trade.
In 1927 he was disenfranchised for using hired labor. Presumably, the reason was that for a short time, before 1927, in order to cope with the large number of orders, he hired two apprentices for a short period. The litigation to restore his and his wife's voting rights lasted until May 17, 1934 (more than seven years).
Wife - Ksenia Antonovna Bazhenova, housewife.
The GATO case on the restoration of electoral rights (GATO. F. R-430. Op. 3. D. 131) contains 35 documents. Their subsequent fate is unknown.
Дополнительные сведения
ГАТО. Ф. Р-430. Оп. 3. Д. 131 (https://archtomsk.tomica.ru/object/1410344)
Documents (1)
Fund 100 / Inventory 003 / Case 001
011. Bazhenov Naum Klimentievich. Bazhenova Ksenia Antonovna. Case on restoration of electoral rights (GATO. F. R-430. Op. 3. D. 131). Category: use of hired labor
The case sheets are presented:
- p. 4 - application to the Siberian Regional Electoral Commission dated May 29, 1930.
- p. 6 - application to the commission for the consideration of complaints and petitions under the Tomsk City Council dated April 29, 1930.
- p. 9 - complaint to the West Siberian Regional Executive Committee
- p. 11 - complaint to the commission for the consideration of complaints and petitions under the Tomsk City Council dated May 25, 1931.
- p. 20 - complaint to the Tomsk City Council dated May 29, 1933.
- p. 29 - complaint to the West Siberian Regional Executive Committee dated December 20, 1933.
- p. 31 - petition to the All-Russian Central Executive Committee dated February 11, 1932.
There are 35 sheets in the archival file in total.
Permanent link to the case: https://archtomsk.tomica.ru/object/1410344
Extreme dates, chronological framework: 01.01.1927 - 17.05.1934
The transcript of the manuscript is attached in separate files.
