Ukhtomsky Nikolay Alexandrovich
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Journalist, publicist
Years of life: 1895-1953
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Born in 1895 in Simbirsk, from a princely family. Participant in the First World War and the Civil War. After the defeat of the White Army, he emigrated to Harbin, China. In the early 1920s, he moved to Berlin, where he worked on the editorial board of the magazine "Nakanune." In 1929, he returned to Harbin. A correspondent for the magazine "Zarya," he worked on the editorial board of the magazine "Nash Put." In August 1945, he was arrested and interned in the USSR . On August 30, 1946, he was sentenced to 20 years in a labor camp. He died in a labor camp in Vorkuta on August 18, 1953.
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Fund 02 (Б-1) / Inventory 1 / Case Ухналев Евгений Ильич
14. Interview with E.I. Ukhnalev, recorded by M. Benevolensky on June 21, 1995. (attached file)
23 листа, текстовый файл, файл (присоединённый)
Ukhnalev Evgeniy Ilyich,
Benevolensky Mikhail,
Egorova Valentina Alekseevna,
Ukhnalev Ilya Akimovich,
Blagoveshchensky Yuri,
Evdokimov Georgy Nikolaevich,
Vorobiev Vladimir Petrovich,
Suboch Guriy Konstantinovich,
Katenin Dmitry Evgenievich,
Kovalev,
Burakova,
Stalin Joseph Vissarionovich,
Govorov Leonid Alexandrovich,
Solzhenitsyn Alexander Isaevich,
Meyerhold Vsevolod Emilievich,
Rozhkovsky Zhora,
Zhatkin Fedor Moiseevich,
Egorova Maria Erofeevna,
Shpak Ivan,
Anatoly Grishin,
Mikhail Nosarev,
Sinitsyn Nikolay,
Kurbatov,
Shibaev,
Sirotkin Mikhail Ivanovich,
Ukhtomsky Nikolay Alexandrovich,
Uborevich Vladimir Ieronimovna,
Shepleta Yuri,
Saburov Nikolay Dmitrievich,
Kaldmäe Walter,
Soodva,
Gaiman,
Dobroshtan Igor Mikhailovich,
Sablin Petr,
Vladimir Zdanevich,
Savalsky
1995
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