Ermola Gabriel Leontievich
A native of Poltava province, a former kulak, deprived of voting rights (1930). Sentenced to 8 years in a labor camp (1937).
Born in 1888 in Poltava province, Kobelyak district, Goltva village. Ukrainian, collective farmer.
A former kulak, deprived of voting rights, spoke publicly in 1930 about how collective farms are violence and that collective farms will not exist for long.
Sentence 1.
Sentence: Subject to eviction along with his family
Family composition Family composition: wife Tatyana, born in 1888, son Efim, born in 1915, daughter Anna, born in 1919, daughter Pelageya, born in 1922, daughter Anastasia, born in 1922, daughter Maria, born in 1925, daughter Lyubov, born in 1929.
Place of residence: Omsk region, Odessa district, village. Bunyakovka
Sentence 2.
Arrested on August 6, 1937.
Sentenced by a troika of the NKVD Directorate for Omsk Oblast on September 4, 1937.
Charged with anti-Soviet agitation without reference to the law. Sentenced to 10 years in a labor camp.
He served his sentence in the Tomsk-Asinovsky Corrective Labor Camp.
Rehabilitated by the Presidium of the Omsk Regional Court due to the absence of evidence of a crime,
Date of rehabilitation: August 22, 1966
Sources:
- Archival file of the State Archives of the Russian Academy of Sciences. F. 1011. Op. 2. D. 936
- Archival file P-2219
- Source: Peasant Golgotha. Book of Remembrance of the Repressed Peasants of the Omsk Region (Book of Remembrance of the Omsk Region - Vol. 3).
- Memory Carefully Preserves: a collection of memoirs, archival and museum documents, and newspaper articles about the fates of people who innocently suffered during the years of political repression in the USSR, and the events of those years / [S. Astrakhantseva et al.; ed. and compiler L. A. Ulanova]. — Asino (Tomsk Region), 2008.
Ермола (Ярмола) Гавриил Леонтьевич (Подлежал выселению вместе с семьей. Крестьянская Голгофа. Книга памяти репрессированного крестьянства Омской области)
Ермола Гавриил Леонтьевич (10 лет ИТЛ. Книга памяти Омской обл. - т. 3.)
Documents (1)
Fund 100 / Inventory 008 / Case 5
002. Production activities of the Tomsk-Asinsky corrective labor camp (1937–1940). E. V. Suverov, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor, Barnaul Law Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. // Altai Legal Bulletin No. 4 (8), 2014, pp. 12–14
The article is devoted to the organization of production activities in the Tomsk-Asinsky corrective labor camp, which was created in 1937 for logging.
Sources used in the article:
1. GARF. F. 9414. Op. 1. D. 28. L. 1-124.
2. GARF. F. R. 9401. Op. 1. D. 490. L. 217-219.
3. GATO. F.R. 858. R. 858. Op. 2. D. 8.
4. GATO. F.R. 1152. Op. 1. D. 2. L. 2-5.
5. Memory carefully preserves: a collection of memoirs, archival and museum documents, newspaper publications about the fates of people who innocently suffered during the years of political repression in the USSR, and the events of those years / [S. Astrakhantseva et al.; ed. and compiler L. A. Ulanova]. - Asino (Tomsk Region), 2008.
6. Pashkov V. Stakhanovites in camp uniform // Tomsk news. 2000. June 16.
