Vikenty Pashukanis [SEP] place of death
Vikenty Pashukanis
Vikenty Vikentyevich Pashukanis (; 1879–1920) was a secretary of the publishing house "Musaget" and a founder of "Pashukanis' Publishing"; after the Russian Revolution (1917) he was an organizer of museums.
Vikenty Pashukanis was born in Moscow, Russia. His father was a Lithuanian from Kaunas and worked as a teacher in the gymnasium. Pashukanis graduated from the mathematical department of Moscow University. After graduation, he worked as an exciseman. In 1914, Pashukanis became a secretary and a commercial director of
indicted for organizing a meeting of the counter-revolutionary group. On December 16, 1919, the head of Museum department, Natalia Sedova (wife of Leon Trotsky), sent a telegram attempting to save him. On January 13, 1920, he was sentenced to be shot; however, there is no official record that the sentence was carried out.
In 2005, the Belarusian TV and radio company "Gomel" filmed a 26-minute documentary "The tragedy of Vikenty Pashukanis".
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