Trifonov Andrey Mikhailovich
Resident of Leningrad, carpenter. Sentenced in 1941 to 10 years in a labor camp. Died on the way to Tomsk prison in 1941.
Born in 1902. Native and resident of Leningrad, primary education.
Family: dependent wife and 9-year-old child, lived at the address: pr. s. Smolenskogo, 69, apt. 24; mother is a pensioner, brother is disabled, sister worked at the Bolshevik plant. Did not serve in the Red Army due to illness. Worked as a carpenter at the Kaganovich wagon repair plant.
He was arrested on September 12, 1941, on charges that “at the end of August and the beginning of September 1941, he conducted counter-revolutionary agitation among the residents of the building, aimed at weakening the defense of Leningrad and slandered the combat power of the Red Army,” i.e., a crime under Article 58-10, Part 2 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR.
On September 25, 1941, he was sentenced by the VT of the NKVD troops of the Leningrad region to 10 years of imprisonment in a labor camp and 3 years of deprivation of rights under Art. 58-10, Part 2 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR. In the order of evacuation of a stage of prisoners from Leningrad to Tomsk on November 15, 1941, only his case was delivered, however, the prisoner himself was not delivered to prison and what happened to him en route remained unknown to the management of the Tomsk prison, about which a certificate was drawn up signed by the head of the prison, Captain of State Security Vasiliev.
Source: Archival file of prisoner A.M. Trifonov // Archive of the Memorial Museum
