What links to “NKVD”

• Anufrieva, Natalia Danilovna… and Vakhtangov Theatre actor Nikolai Vladimirovich Stefanovich, whom she trusted, not knowing of his NKVD. The investigation charged her with anti-Soviet statements, possession of Voloshin's poems, and a cycle of …
• Blagoveschenskiy Muzhskoy Monastery… was closed [2] [3]. According to other sources, the monastery was dissolved in 1921 by a decision of the NKVD for Nizhny Novgorod Governorate [5] [10].
• Central Archive of the Nizhny Novgorod Region… units were merged under the name " State Archive of Gorky Region " (GAGO), with the photo archive of the NKVD directorate incorporated into its holdings, and since 1990 the institution has borne its current name.
• Leonid Mikhailovich KapterevIn 1946 Kapterev was arrested by the NKVD. His final public appearance was a Nizhny Novgorod Yarmarka delivered at the second municipal …
• Leontiy (Ustinov)… a pastoral epistle from the patriarchal locum tenens, Metropolitan Agafangel (Preobrazhensky); in November NKVD him to exile in the Narym Territory for three years. While held at the Samara correctional facility, Ustinov …
• Mechislav LoganovskyOn May 16, 1937, Loganovsky was subjected to political repression. He was shot on July 29, 1938, at the NKVD special facility in Kommunarka settlement near Moscow. Posthumously rehabilitated on December 12, 1956. [1]
• Police Academy… 1930, the presidium of the Nizhny Novgorod Krai Executive Committee, having considered a request from the NKVD, resolved to "agree in principle to the organization of the school." The official name of the institution …
• Robespierre StreetNamed in memory of Maximilien Marie Isidore de Robespierre (1758–1794), organizer of the Terror during the French Revolution.
• Voznesenskiy Pecherskiy Muzhskoy Monastery… by Laurentius, a monk of the Pechersky Monastery — the so-called Laurentian Chronicle. By decision of the NKVD for the Nizhny Novgorod Governorate, it was closed in 1924. It was reopened in 1993.

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