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March 1991 – 20 May 1993
Vitaliy Kurashik Cheka until April 1921
Mikhail Vikhman (later in Chernihiv)
April 1921 – June 1921
Smirnov 20 June 1921 – 1921...
- Work was p****ed down to his
deputy for
project work,
Yakov Efimovich Vikhman, and Ivan
Yakovlevich Trashutin, his
deputy for
experimental and production...
- Iselevich, Kr****ikov, Bukhan, Merbis, Paykis, Anvelt.
Kharkov Cheka Deych,
Vikhman, Timofey, Vera (Dora) Grebenshchikova,
Aleksandra (ag Ashykin. The Cheka...
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Vikhman, A.A.; Ganchenko, M.V.; Ostashevsky, A.L.; Simonov, V.M.; Tikhonov, G.F;...
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Imperial Moscow Technical School and
owned a soap factory; his mother,
Yulia Vikhman, was a
pianist who
attended the
Moscow Conservatory. In 1921, the factory...
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Retrieved 4
September 2015. Kirpichnikov, V. S.; Ilyasov, I.; Shart, L. A.;
Vikhman, A. A.; Ganchenko, M. V.; Ostashevsky, A. L.; Simonov, V. M.; Tikhonov...
- the short-lived head of the
Crimean Cheka (in the
spring of 1921) M.M.
Vikhman wrote twenty years later about his
personal merits: "During the capture...
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Floundering Among Fellow Fans". New York Post.
Retrieved August 13, 2015.
Vikhman,
Felix (August 21, 1999). "Phishers of Men". Salon.
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