Catalogue · ID 574
Красный террор в годы гражданской войны
Author: по материалам Особой следственной комиссии по расследованию злодеяний большевиков; редактор Фельштинский Ю., Чернявский Г.
Year of publication: 2004
Published in: по материалам Особой следственной комиссии по расследованию злодеяний большевиков; редактор Фельштинский Ю., Чернявский Г.
Describes Russian colonization of peoples: Ukrainians
Publication rights: free: document (a collection of documents: the 1919 texts of the Special Investigative Commission are in the public domain; the 2004 edition is under copyright, only the texts of the documents are published)
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Original source: https://history.org.ua/LiberUA/KrTerGrV_2004/KrTerGrV_2004.pdf
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Where the knowledge base cites it
This material is cited in 4 places.
Procedures
- Soviet-Ukrainian War: Second Invasion and Resource Depletion (1919) — technique Expropriation of Resources
…commission detained Nykyfor Potachenko, a 24-year-old peasant of the village of Roksandrivka in Kherson district, "for unwillingness to provide horses"; by the commission's resolution he was shot on the night of 15 June (a local history publication gives 15 July) in the basement of the Tyulpanov house - twice he climbed out of the filled-in grave alive, and only the third execution killed him
- Soviet-Ukrainian War: Second Invasion and Resource Depletion (1919) — technique Terror
25 a list printed in the Kyiv Izvestia of people shot by the occupiers: a professor, a gymnasium teacher, merchants, house-owners, attorneys, former Kyiv governor Sukovkin, former vice-governor Neklyudov, 80-year-old Slynko
- Soviet-Ukrainian War: Second Invasion and Resource Depletion (1919) — technique Killing of Prisoners and Detainees
By the count given in a summary of the Whites' Information Section, over the months of the Bolshevik occupation of Kharkiv more than 1,000 people were shot: 40-50 were killed daily, "and in the last days this figure rose sharply"; among the named dead were former governor Bantysh with his son, generals Nechaev and Kuskov, prince Putyatin
In the concentration camp the secret police had set up on Chaikovska street, 33 bodies of executed hostages were dug up
Before leaving neighbouring Vovchansk the Bolsheviks shot 64 hostages, among them the headmistress of the girls' gymnasium
…of prince Vadbolsky - nine people, among them two 80-year-old women and an English governess; the compilers of the summary recorded: "they were stripped naked, led behind the house church, candles were lit, they were ordered to kneel and pray, and then, to whistling and shouting, their ears were cut off, they were hacked with sabres and, as the victims lost consciousness, finished off with shots"
- Soviet-Ukrainian War: Second Invasion and Resource Depletion (1919) — technique Collective Punishment
The reports of the Special Investigative Commission attached to the Whites' command (the AFSR) record of Odesa: "400 people have been sent to forced labour for non-payment of contributions," and of Izium in Kharkiv province: "eyewitnesses told of the wholesale robbery of families whose relatives had gone over to the 'Kadets'"