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Yasinsky, Vsevolod Ivanovich

Vsevolod Ivanovich Yasinsky ( 1884 - November 14, 1933 , Berlin ) - Russian engineer, steam turbine designer, professor of Moscow Technical University , the first director of the Russian Scientific Institute in Berlin.

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Biography

From the family of the teacher.

In 1914-1915 he was in German captivity as a civilian prisoner of war. Since 1916 - professor at the Moscow Higher Technical School in the department of steam turbines, since 1918 - member of the editorial board of the journal "Bulletin of Engineers".

In 1921, at the invitation of Gorky , he participated in the work of the All-Russian Committee for the Relief of the Starving . He was arrested on August 21, and two months later released on bail. In the conclusion of the Yasinsky case, it was written [1] :

 

Interviewing Mr. [Azhdanin] Yasinsky and looking at the material for his case led me to the following: prof. Yasinsky undoubtedly belongs to the number of citizens completely alien to the Soviet regime, to Soviet construction, who are not able to sympathize with such “neutralism” at least to a small degree and whose political apoliteness is most doubted. The investigation that I carried out does not, however, give any reason to believe involvement (or awareness of Mr. Yasinsky) in the backstage work of a group of Committee members in the K.-roar [olyutsionnoy], political field. And, since the general materials of the case and the investigation of the Committee as a whole do not give concrete evidence against prof. Yasinsky, considering his further detention in custody unreasonable and I believe c. Yasinsky released from prison.

 

In August 1922 he was again arrested. On August 21, the GPU board decided to expel Yasinsky abroad . September 29 left Petrograd on the ship "Oberburgomaster Haken."

Settled in Germany. He became the first director of the Russian Scientific Institute in Berlin (February 1923 - November 1931), for ten years he was chairman of the Russian Academic Union in Berlin.

He died in 1933 in Berlin.

Notes

  1. ↑ V.G. Makarov, BC Khristoforov. On the history of the All-Russian Committee for Relief of the Starving. // New and recent history

Sources

  • Almanac Russia. XX century. Biographical Dictionary.
  • Expulsion instead of execution. The deportation of the intelligentsia in the documents of the Cheka-GPU. 1921-1923 . - M.: Russian Way, 2005 .-- S. 510.
  • Unforgettable graves: Russian abroad: obituaries 1917-1997: 6 tons / Russian state. b-ka . Sep. lit. Russian foreign countries; comp. V. N. Chuvakov ; under the editorship of E.V. Makarevich . - M .: Pashkov House, 2007 .-- T. 6, Prince. 3: X — I. - S. 681. - 703 p. - 1000 copies. - ISBN 5-7510-0354-3 (t. 6).

Links

  • February 17, 1923. Solemn act in honor of the opening of the Russian Scientific Institute


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Yasinsky_Vsevolod_Ivanovich&oldid=98496993


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