Vysotsky Vasily Iosifovich
A native of Minsk, a former church warden. Sentenced to 10 years in a labor camp.
Former churchwarden Vasily Iosifovich Vysotsky, born in 1872, from Minsk, spoke out against Stalin's constitution, saying that the Soviet government neglected the workers, starved them, denied them bread, and that Stalin's constitution guaranteed no protection. This was classified as anti-Soviet propaganda. His sentence was 10 years in a forced labor camp.
Sources:
- KGB RB - 32934-s
- KGB RB - 28848-s
- 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 compiled by L. A. Ulanova]. — Asino (Tomsk Region), 2008. P. 15.
Высоцкий Василий Иосифович (дело 1927 г., лишенец: Белорусский Мемориал)
Высоцкий Василий Иосифович (дело 1935 г. — 3 г. ИТЛ, Белорусский Мемориал)
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.
