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Andrey AbisovSocial Democrat Menshevik
Date of Birth: 20.03.1907
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Content:
- Early Life and Political Activism
- Political Engagement
- First Arrests and Imprisonments
- 1928 Exile and Release
- 1931 Release and Return to Activism
- Second Arrest and Sentencing
- 1937 Arrest and Labor Camp
- Wartime Incarceration
- Postwar Years
- 1949 Rearrest and Exile
- 1954 Release and Rehabilitation
- Personal Life
Early Life and Political Activism
Childhood and EducationBorn to a lawyer father and a doctor mother, the subject of this biography began his education at the Petrograd Veterinary Institute in 1923.
Political Engagement
During his time at the institute, he joined the student faction of the Petrograd Committee of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party (RSDRP).
First Arrests and Imprisonments
1925 Arrest and SentenceOn May 27, 1925, he was arrested and charged under Articles 58-10 and 11 of the RSFR Criminal Code. In July, he was sentenced to three years in the Verkhneurailsk political isolator.
1928 Exile and Release
In 1928, he was exiled to the Urals for five years. However, in November 1929, he was transferred to Irbit.
1931 Release and Return to Activism
On April 20, 1931, he was released with restrictions on his movement. He worked in Perm from 1931-1932 and in Stalingrad from 1932-1934.
Second Arrest and Sentencing
1934 Rearrest and ImprisonmentAfter serving his "minus" sentence, he was arrested in 1934. He was released after several months, but his rights may have been restored.
1937 Arrest and Labor Camp
In 1937, he was arrested again and charged under Articles 58-10 and 11 of the RSFR Criminal Code. He was sentenced to five years in labor camps on December 3, 1937.
Wartime Incarceration
He served his sentence in the Belomoro-Baltic Canal labor camps. With the outbreak of war, he was transferred to the Kargopol Labor Camp.
Postwar Years
1946 Release and WorkReleased in 1946, he worked as a designer in Borovichi, Novgorod Oblast.
1949 Rearrest and Exile
On June 16, 1949, he was arrested again and charged under Articles 58-10 and 11 of the RSFR Criminal Code. He was sentenced to exile in Krasnoyarsk Krai on September 28, 1949.
1954 Release and Rehabilitation
He was released from exile on July 6, 1954, and lived in Krasnoyarsk. His rehabilitation was granted by the Supreme Court of the RSFR on February 21, 1959.
