Hildebrandt Lidia Stepanovna

Genus. in 1888 in St. Petersburg; Russian; higher education; member of the RSDLP(M). In 1931 she lived in Moscow, worked as head of the Gosplan library; arrested 07/28/1931; sentenced by the OS at the Kogpu on September 17, 1931 “for participation in counter-revolutionary activities and propaganda” to exile in the Urals for 3 years, served in Sverdlovsk and Naberezhnye Chelny. On November 12, 1932 she was transferred to Kazan for the remainder of her term. In 1934 she was released and remained to live and work in Kazan. Arrested 02/25/1935; sentenced by the OS under the NKVD of the USSR on May 15, 1935 “for participation in a counter-revolutionary Menshevik organization” to exile in Kirov for 5 years. In 1937 she lived in Kirov, worked as a cataloger (6th category librarian) at the regional library named after. Herzen; arrested 04/10/1937; During the investigation, she went on a hunger strike and refused to testify; sentenced by the Special Troika of the NKVD of the Kirov Region on February 15, 1938 under Art. 58-10, 11 to VMN; shot on 02/23/1938 (according to other sources - 02/26/1938), burial place - Kirov, Mezrinsko-Petelinskoye cemetery. Rehabilitated in the 1937 case on March 13, 1989.