Panov Nikolay Alekseevich (November 19, 1803 - January 14, 1850 ) - Decembrist , lieutenant of the Life Guards of the Grenadier Regiment . He was brought up at home, entered the service in 1820 as a lieutenant .
| Nikolai Alekseevich Panov | |
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| Date of Birth | November 19, 1803 |
| Place of Birth | Moscow |
| Date of death | January 14, 1850 (aged 46) |
| Place of death | Irkutsk |
| Citizenship |  Russian empire |
| Occupation | Decembrist |
| Father | second major Alexei Nikolaevich Panov |
| Mother | Elizaveta Borisovna Panova (Kosheleva) |
Since November 1825 - a member of the Northern Society . Member of the uprising on December 14, 1825 on Senate Square. Arrested on December 15, 1825 in St. Petersburg, imprisoned in the Alekseevsky ravelin of the Peter and Paul Fortress .
Sentenced to death, and by confirmation to eternal hard labor. He served time in Swartholm (from August 8, 1826), in Siberia (from June 21, 1827)
On August 22, 1826, the term was reduced to 20 years, November 8, 1832 - to 15 years, December 14, 1835 - to 13 years. In 1839, upon completion of his sentence, he was sent to a settlement and placed in the village of Mikhalevsky (Irkutsk province) on the Angara river of the Zhilkinsky volost, then in the village of Urik on the Kude river of the Kudinsky volost, 20 kilometers from the city of Irkutsk .
He died in Irkutsk, was buried in the Maratov suburb of the Znamensky monastery . In connection with the placement of the Irkutsk hydroport on the territory of the monastery in the 1930s, his grave was damaged, but articles by the writer Isaak Goldberg drew attention to this situation [1] .
Memoirs of Contemporaries
As for Panov, what will I tell you about him? What was my surprise at the sight of this young man so little sensitive to his fate was great? - It's true. But what to hear him saying what he said exceeded the measure of reason that nature gave me - and this is also true! It was about the goal that he and his associates had set for themselves, that is, to ask the emperor for a "constitution with arms in hand to put," as he said, "the boundaries of the power of the monarch"; he finds it very simple and very natural; when you think that such things appear after a year and a half of prison and before the prospect of hard labor - I think that we can say without hesitation that this young man has not yet recovered and has not repented ... [2] .
At the same time, I was very shy and easily lost with people I did not know well, and therefore every arrival of guests, when a large table was set up in the hall for dinner, turned to me a lot of torture. I was especially afraid of the Decembrist Panov, who quite often came to dinner and liked to make fun of me. He was a short, stout blond, with large bulging eyes, a blush on his cheeks, and a large pale blond mustache; at dinner he began to shoot at me balls of bread and, apparently admiring my embarrassment, would pester me with questions, usually all in the same way: “Why do you have my teeth? when did you stole them from me? give me them immediately back! ” The following times the same questions were repeated about the nose, eyes; I blushed to the ears, was ready to fall under the table and was extremely glad when, at the end of dinner, I could retire to my room [3] .
Notes
- ↑ Pavel Migalev. Hydroport Irkutsk // Kopek : newspaper. - Irkutsk : Publishing Group Number One , 2006. - Issue. 10th of March 17th . Archived on May 11, 2008.
- ↑ Kurakin B.A. Decembrists on their way to Siberia. Reports of Prince Senator B. A. Kurakin (publisher - B. L. Modzalevsky // Decembrists. Unpublished materials and articles. M, 1925
- ↑ White-headed N. N. From the recollections of the Siberian about the Decembrists. In the book: Russian memoirs. Favorite Pages. M., 1990
Links
- The investigation of N.A. Panova ("Rise of the Decembrists", T.II, S. 100-115, 385-386)
- Panov Nikolay Alekseevich in the project "People"
- Panov Nikolay Alekseevich in the project "Chronos"
- Panov Nikolay Alekseevich in the "Russian Portrait Gallery"
- Project "Museum of the Decembrists"