Yeniseysk, July 5-15, 2013
Participants – Krasnoyarsk „Memorial“, Yenisejsker College of Pedagogics,
Yeniseysk Museum of Local Lore, State University of Pedagogics, Krasnoyarsk.
During the construction of this transformer station in 1975
workers found
mortal remains of people who were shot here in 1937 and 1938.
The mortal remains were partly loaded in a big wooden basket
and afterwards dozed
into the swamp by bulldozers. The newly formed hill is now grown over with
little birch trees.
Another part of the discovered remains were buried in a mass grave on the
municipal cemetery.
Meanwhile a memorial to the honor of the victims of political
repression
was erected in this place
Before going outside we have to take measures to protect
ourselves from
blackflies and mosquitos – they are stinging and biting downtown, as well...
We receive recruitment from the Pedagogic Institute in
Krasnoyarsk.
The Russian and
German variant of this collected edition has
already been put on our website.
In this house, on the second floor, lived the exiled advocate
and artist
Aleksander Ivanovich Darwin
A plate with the inscription “NKVD” was hammered up on the
wall of the
Monastery of the Transfiguration of the Savior.
The plate was only discovered nowadays during restoration work on the monastery.
It turned out, however, that it was just a common geodetic
survey point: in the 1930s
the Agency of geodetic survey and cartography was part of the NKVD organization.
And in this house the philosopher Gustav Gustavovich Spet
passed the time of his exile.
Guided tour in the Yeniseysk Museum of Local Lore.
Lectures about repression in Yenisejsk District
HTTPS://www.memorial.krsk.ru/Work/Events/2013/20130714/0.htm
This model was built by Anna Knipper-Timireva at the time when
she was working
for the Museum in Yeniseysk during her exile.
At Monastery Lake
Photos: Irina Moiseeva, Darya Svirina, Aleksei Babiy