Baukov Pavel Alexandrovich
Kulak, special settler. Convicted under Art. 19-58-2, 58-10 part 1 and 58-11 of the Criminal Code of the VMN (1940)
Born in 1884 in the village of Volkova, former Ryazan province, from peasant kulaks, special settler, literate, family man. Served in the tsarist army as a sergeant major.
Family (1931-1933):
- wife Varvara Prokopyevna;
- daughter Maria Pavlovna;
- daughter Marfa Pavlovna;
- daughter Elena Pavlovna;
- son Alexander Pavlovich;
- son Stepan Pavlovich;
- son Andrei Pavlovich;
- daughter-in-law Elizaveta Grigorievna Fedorova.
Based on the GATO case (F. R-1041, op. 1, d. 671): in 1926 he lived in Tomsk region, Zyryansky district, village of Cherdaty. Deprived of voting rights in 1926 for counterrevolutionary activities. Convicted of the murder of a policeman (1926) under Art. 58, paragraph 8 of the Criminal Code to 10 years of personal imprisonment, served his term. By 1940 he lived in the village of Sukhoi Log, Zyryansky district, Novosibirsk region.
From the Decision of the Judicial Collegium for Criminal Cases of the Supreme Court of the RSFSR dated March 29, 1940: “Baukov Pavel, being hostile to the Soviet power back in 1919, was a member of the punitive detachment of Kolchak’s officer Karzilov [Korzilov], operating in the Zyryansky region, led an active struggle against the Soviet power, personally carried out torture and executions of red partisans.
In January 1934, after serving his sentence for a terrorist act against a local police officer, Baukov Pavel began to identify anti-Soviet elements from among the special settlers and recruit them into a counter-revolutionary insurgent organization. Baukov Pavel carried out this counter-revolutionary work until his arrest. He recruited 11 people into the counter-revolutionary organization. The insurgent counter-revolutionary group set its ultimate goal as the overthrow of Soviet power through an armed uprising."
On February 24, 1940, the Novosibirsk Regional Court charged him under Articles 19-58-2, 58-10 Part 1, and 58-11 of the Criminal Code and sentenced him to the highest measure of punishment -- execution. His subsequent fate is unknown.
Source: GATO F. R-1041, op. 1, d. 671 (case of deprivation of voting rights); personal file of prisoner Tikhon Sergeevich Deev / Archive of the Museum "Investigative Prison of the NKVD", Tomsk
Дополнительные сведений:
Раздел описи: Чердатский сельсовет
Заголовок: Бауков Павел Александрович
Количество листов: 7
Крайние даты, хронологические рамки: 01.01.1931 - 31.12.1933
Documents (1)
Fund 100 / Inventory 003 / Case 001
015. Baukov Pavel Aleksandrovich Case of restoration of electoral rights. Cherdatsky village council. Category: kulak (GATO. F. R-1041, op. 1, d. 671).
Inventory section: Cherdatsky village council
Title: Baukov Pavel Alexandrovich
The case sheets are presented:
- p. 1 — Characteristics of the name of Count Baukov Pavel Aleksandrovich
- p. 2 - List of family members of Baukov P.A.
- p. 3 — Card of a person deprived of voting rights. Issued on March 9, 1930.
- p. 4, 5, 6 — Application by Elizaveta Grigoryevna Fedorova (daughter-in-law) for restoration of voting rights. December 30, 1933.
- p. 7 — Extract from minutes No. 18 of the meeting of the Presidium of the Zyryansky District Executive Committee dated July 8, 1934 (?) on the restoration of the electoral rights of citizen Elizaveta Grigoryevna Fedorova. The petition was granted.
There are 7 sheets in the GATO archival file in total.
Permanent link to this description: https://archtomsk.tomica.ru/object/1682918
Extreme dates, chronological framework: 01.01.1931 - 31.12.1933
Persons in the case:
- Baukov Pavel Aleksandrovich - defendant in the case:
- Baukova Varvara Prokopyevna - wife;
- Baukova Maria Pavlovna - daughter;
- Baukova Marfa Pavlovna - daughter;
- Baukova Elena Pavlovna - daughter;
- Baukov Alexander Pavlovich - son;
- Baukov Stepan Pavlovich - son;
- Baukov Andrey Pavlovich - son;
- Fedorova Elizaveta Grigoryevna - daughter-in-law;
- Korzilov is a Kolchak officer.
The transcript of p. 1 of the case is attached as a separate file.
