Kenzera Stanislav Frantsevich
Sentenced by the Kyiv Special Military District on April 29, 1941
Born in 1917 in Marie (Marne?), Germany. Polish nationality, incomplete secondary education. Lived in Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislav). Arrested on April 30, 1940, as a member of a Polish insurgent organization. Prisoner of Kyiv Prison No. 1 in April 1941. Sentenced by the 12th Army of the Kyiv Special Military District on April 29, 1941. Sentence: 10 years' imprisonment and 5 years' disqualification with confiscation of property. His subsequent fate is unknown. Rehabilitated on December 26, 1994.
Source: Book of Memory “Rehabilitated by History. Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast” (Ivano-Frankivsk Publishing House, 2006. Volume 1), p. 831; Archival file of prisoner K.Yu. Tyupa.
Documents (1)
Fund 100 / Inventory 005 / Case 025: Тюпа
029. Certificate for accompanying convicted VT prisoners for detention. Kyiv, April 29(?), 1941
Transcript
USSR—NPO
Military Tribunal
Kyiv Special Military District
“__” April 1941
No. D-0061/41
Kyiv city
Korolenko Street No. 56
tel. No. 3-65-29, 3-73-46, 3-24-21
To the Chief of the Kyiv City Prison
Along with extracts from the verdict, those convicted by the verdict of the Military Tribunal of the Kiev Military District on April 29, 1941 are sent for further detention.
1. VOITSEKHOVSKY Jan Eduardovich,
2. STASHCHISHIN Stanislav Mikhailovich,
3. KENZER Stanislav Frantsevich,
4. TUPA Kazimir Yuzefovich.
A full copy of the verdict will be sent to you additionally. You will be notified of the verdict's entry into force.
Appendix: 4 extracts from the verdict.
Senior Secretary of the VT KOVO
Military Lawyer of the 1st Rank (signature in black ink) /Lyashenko/
