Geiko (Matusevich) Olga Dmitrievna

Definition: Human rights activist, member of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group
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Genus. in 1953 in Kyiv, philologist. Lived in Kyiv. After the arrest of her husband and M. Marinovich (founding members of the UGG) on April 26, 1977. submitted an application to the district committee to quit the Komsomol in protest against the arrest of them, as well as Rudenko and O. Tikhoy, and joined the campaign to defend those arrested.
Arrested on March 12, 1980, on charges of slandering the Soviet system. While still in the pre-trial detention cell, she wrote a statement renouncing Soviet citizenship. Sentenced by the Kyiv City Court on August 26, 1980 under Art. 187-1 of the Criminal Code of the Ukrainian SSR to 3 years of penal colony. She served her sentence in Odessa in camp YUG-311/74.
On March 12, 1983, after she was given a certificate of release, at the exit to the administrative zone she was detained by three unknown men in civilian clothes and taken in a minibus to the local KGB, where she was asked to renounce her convictions. She did not agree, after which she was charged under Art. 62, part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Ukrainian SSR (“anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda”). On October 10, 1983, she was sentenced by the Odessa Regional Court to 3 years in maximum security camps. She served her sentence in the women's political camp ZH-385/3 in the village of Barashevo, Tengushovsky district, Mordovia. 03/12/1986 returned to Kyiv.
In August 1987 was one of the initiators of the creation and was elected secretary of the Ukrainian Cultural Club, which was the first in Ukraine to begin discussing the “blank spots” in history. Since 1990, she was the editor-in-chief of the magazine of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church “Church and Life”, worked in the publishing department of the Institute of Archeography of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, in the UNIAR news agency, and edited the “Bulletin of the Liberal Party of Ukraine”.
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Geiko Olga Dmitrievna

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Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Гейко Ольга Дмитриевна
1. Biographical information on Geiko O.D., in Ukrainian.
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Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Хмара Степан Ильич
2. Article by N. Kandyba “Arrest of a deputy in Ukraine: Stepan Khmara’s health condition is critical,” publ. into gas "People's Tribune" (Tomsk), 12/27/1990, No. 32.
1 лист, 1 изображение, копия
Bardin Igor, Belik A.P., Geiko (Matusevich) Olga Dmitrievna, Golovach Mikola, Goryn Mikhail Nikolaevich, Grigoriev I., De Concini Dennis, Fat Love, Kandyba Nikolay Veniaminovich, Kravchuk Leonid Makarovich, Lesiv Yaroslav Vasilievich, Potebenko M., Ratushinsky (Ratushny) Mikhail, Khmara Stepan Ilyich, Shevchenko V.I.
1990
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Ратушинская Ирина Борисовна
2. Article by Lasmane-Doronina L. “Irina Ratushinskaya. Gray is the color of hope”, published in the magazine “Rodnik” No. 10, 1989; materials from the research department of Radio Liberty; F-60 from 03.11.1989
1 лист, 1 изображение, ксерокопия машинописи
Abrushene Edita, Aguilar Mila, Aksenov Vasily Pavlovich, Barats (Kokhan) Galina Ivanovna, Beliauskienė Jadwiga Antano, Geiko (Matusevich) Olga Dmitrievna, Gerashchenko Igor Olegovich, Doronina (Lasmane) Lidia Andreevna, Lazareva Natalya Mikhailovna, Miller Arthur, Osipova Tatyana Semyonovna, Parek Lagle Karlovna, Ratushinskaya Irina Borisovna, Rudenko (Kaplun) Raisa Afanasyevna, Sakharov Andrey Dmitrievich
1989
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Парек Лагле Карловна
10. Article by G. Gukasov “Lagle Parek” in the newspaper “Moscow News” No. 5 dated January 31, 1993, about the correspondent’s conversation with L. Parek.
1 лист, 1 изображение, газетная/журнальная вырезка
1993
Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Подрабинек Александр Пинхосович
16. The article “Soviet dissidents against the installation of the Wall of Sorrow memorial” on the Radio Liberty website, published on October 30, 2017, and a letter from former political prisoners and participants in the democratic movement in the USSR about the need for a monument to the victims of political repression, but only when there are no political prisoners left in the country. (attached file)
Article "Soviet dissidents against the installation of the "Wall of Sorrow" memorial on the website of Radio Liberty" , docx
3 листа, машинопись
Harutyunyan Vardan Lyudvigovich, Berdzenishvili David Valeryanovich, Berdzenishvili Levan Valeryanovich, Brodsky Vladimir Isaakovich, Bukovsky Vladimir Konstantinovich, Geiko (Matusevich) Olga Dmitrievna, Gorbal Nikolai (Mykola) Andreevich, Goryn Bogdan Nikolaevich, Grigorenko Andrey Petrovich, Guberman Igor Mironovich, Dzhemilev Mustafa Abdulcemil, Zholkovskaya-Ginzburg Irina (Arina) Sergeevna, Zisels Yosif Samoylovich, Ivlyushkin Nikolai Petrovich, Kadyrov Sinaver Arifovich, Kalinets Igor Mironovich, Kuznetsov Eduard Samuilovich, Litvinov Pavel Mikhailovich, Lukyanenko Lev (Levko) Grigorievich, Marinovich Miroslav Frankovich, Matviyuk Kuzma Ivanovich, Matusevich Nikolay Ivanovich, Niklus Mart-Olav Juliusovich (Estonian: Mart Olav Niklus), Ovsienko Vasily Vasilievich, Osipov Vladimir Nikolaevich, Parek Lagle Karlovna, Podrabinek Alexander Pinkhosovich, Podrabinek Kirill Pinkhosovich, Popadyuk Zoryan Vladimirovich, Protsenko Pavel Grigorievich, Rivkin Mikhail Germanovich, Rudenko (Kaplun) Raisa Afanasyevna, Smirnov Alexey Olegovich, Superfin Gabriel Gavrilovich, Fainberg Viktor Isaakovich, Shevchenko Oles Evgenievich, Shukhevych-Berezinsky Yury Romanovich, Yankelevich (Semenova) Tatyana Ivanovna
2017