Gvizdon Ignatius Semenovich

Genus. in 1881 in Warsaw; Pole; secondary education; member of the Polish Socialist Party. In 1903, as a member of the PPS, he was sentenced to 12 years of hard labor; he spent the entire term in shackles; In 1915 he was freed, went to a settlement, and lived in Barnaul. During the Civil War he was arrested many times by the Whites and the Reds, and once (in the presence of the Whites) he escaped from prison. In 1922 he lived in Krasnoyarsk, chairman of the Krasnoyarsk Provincial Food Committee; arrested 10/12/1922; sentenced by the Kogpu on August 22, 1924 to 3 years of exile. In 1925 he lived in Orel, worked as a carpenter; arrested 06/10/1925; sentenced by the OS NKVD of the USSR to 3 years in prison and 3 years of disqualification. In 1928 – prisoner; sentenced by the OS NKVD of the USSR on March 16, 1928 to 3 years of deportation to Kazakhstan. After exile in Chimkent, he again ended up in Barnaul prison, where he spent 2 years on charges of organizing a Menshevik group in Barnaul; From there he went into exile for 3 years in Semipalatinsk, from there again to prison. In 1933 – in exile in Novosibirsk. In 1942 he lived in Chimkent, worked as a technician-supervisor in the City Housing Administration; arrested 01/07/1942; sentenced by OS NKVD for the South Kazakhstan region on December 23, 1942 under Art. 58-10 by 10 years in labor camp. Rehabilitated in the 1942 case by the Prosecutor's Office of the Chimkent Region on May 31, 1989. Rehabilitated in the 1922 case by the Prosecutor's Office of the Krasnoyarsk Territory on October 14, 1997;