Bricker Solomon Abramovich

An essay about the fates of residents of a building in the city of Tomsk, in which residents of 10 apartments out of 14 were arrested in 1937.
Persons mentioned:

• Brikker Rachel Solomonovna - narrator;
• Brikker Solomon Abramovich - her father, lived in apartment no. 11.

Brikker Solomon Abramovich was convicted by the NKVD troika on December 5, 1937.
Novosibirsk Region was sentenced to death for counter-revolutionary activities.
punishment and was executed by firing squad on December 15, 1937. Rehabilitated on July 30, 1959.
years by the Tomsk Regional Court.

• Frolov - lived in apartment No. 1, arrested in 1937;  
• Istratkin Alexander Ivanovich - lived in apartment No. 2, accountant, 27 years old, arrested in 1937;
• Mordukhovich - a lodger, lived in apartment no. 2, arrested in 1937;
• Kozlov - lived in apartment No. 4, old man, former priest, arrested;
• Grachevs, father and son, lived in apartment no. 5, arrested;
• Arkhipov Sevostyan - lived in apartment No. 6, painter, worked at the Institute of Railway Transport, arrested;
• Nesterkin - lived in apartment No. 7, tailor, arrested;
• Klyuev - lived in apartment No. 9, worked as a foreman at a construction site, arrested;
• Mukovozov Viktor - lived in apartment No. 10, worked as a loader on the railroad, was arrested, died in a camp in the city of Kemerovo;
• Mordukhovich Grigory - lived in apartment No. 12, worked at the Metallist plant in the supply department, arrested.

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Note:

On March 19, 2018, the Tomsk Review website published a longread based on the same topic:
The houses where everyone was arrested