Bremer, Evgenia Adolfovna

Evgenia Adolfovna Vinnitskaya
Evgenia Adolfovna Vinnitskaya
	Evgenia Adolfovna Bremer
Date of Birth	1904/1905
Place of Birth	?
Date of death	fall 1942
Place of death	Kiev , Reich Commissariat Ukraine
Affiliation	the USSR

Evgenia Adolfovna Vinnitskaya (Bremer) ( 1904/1905 - autumn 1942 ) - Soviet intelligence agent.

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Biography

German , worked in the Kiev district department of the GPU . In 1938-1939 she was detained at the Lukyanovsky prison of the NKVD in Kiev in connection with the investigation into the case of her husband, Major of the GB G.M. Osinin-Vinnitsky . ^[1] Was released due to lack of evidence of guilt. Since 1939, a secret officer of the NKVD of the Ukrainian SSR. Since September 1941, as part of the sabotage and reconnaissance group of the NKVD of the Ukrainian SSR I.D. Kudri , who remained in Kiev after the capture by the Nazis . She managed to make acquaintances among the officers of the German military railway service and collected information on military transport, train schedules, military cargo and special trains. Together with another member of the group, R. N. Kapshuchenko (Raisa Okipnoy) organized the withdrawal of 19 Soviet officers from the prisoner of war camp. July 5, 1942 was arrested by German counterintelligence, in September (according to other sources in November) 1942 was shot along with other members of an underground group in Babi Yar . ^[2]

Literature

Tumshis M.A. , Zolotarev V.A. Jews in the NKVD of the USSR. 1936-1938 Experience in a biographical dictionary. Russian Foundation for the Promotion of Education and Science, 2017. ISBN 978-5-91244-178-3 .

Notes

↑ Arrested in July 1938 on charges of active participation since 1936 in an anti-Soviet terrorist conspiratorial organization operating in the NKVD, carrying out hostile activities to preserve counter-revolutionary law-enforcement, kulak and Cossack groups, falsifying criminal cases against honest Soviet citizens, as well as belonging to 19 to agents of German intelligence, which at the same time handed over a number of top secret materials of national importance. On January 16, 1940, he was shot by the verdict of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR (Articles 58-1a, 17 and 58-8, 58-11 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR). The definition of the HCVF of the Russian Federation dated March 28, 2013 refused post-mortem rehabilitation, but the crimes were re-qualified to Art. 193-176 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR with the upholding of the sentence to the VMN .
↑ Lists of rozstrilyanyh pid hour of occupation of Kiev in 1941-1943 rock | Babin Yar

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[1] Arrested in July 1938 on charges of active participation since 1936 in an anti-Soviet terrorist conspiratorial organization operating in the NKVD, carrying out hostile activities to preserve counter-revolutionary law-enforcement, kulak and Cossack groups, falsifying criminal cases against honest Soviet citizens, as well as belonging to 19 to agents of German intelligence, which at the same time handed over a number of top secret materials of national importance. On January 16, 1940, he was shot by the verdict of the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR (Articles 58-1a, 17 and 58-8, 58-11 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR). The definition of the HCVF of the Russian Federation dated March 28, 2013 refused post-mortem rehabilitation, but the crimes were re-qualified to Art. 193-176 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR with the upholding of the sentence to the VMN .

[2] Lists of rozstrilyanyh pid hour of occupation of Kiev in 1941-1943 rock | Babin Yar