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Viktor Bulla
Viktor Karlovich Bulla (; 1 August 1883 - 1 October 1938) was a Russian photographer and cinema pioneer.
Biography.
Biography Early life.
Viktor Bulla was the son of photographer Karl Bulla. Raised in a Catholic family, he attended a British School in St. Petersburg in 1899 before studying photography in Germany. After completing his studies, he worked with his brother Alexander in his father's photography firm, Bulla & Sons.
Viktor's work was first recognized when he was nineteen years old, working
the residents of the city.
On 19 July 1938 Bulla was arrested following a denunciation from the new director Bulla photo agency named Bortkevich. Viktor Bulla was questioned twice. The first round of questioning failed to produce any charges against Bulla, but during the second interrogation he was forced to confess to espionage activities. In 1938, a relative said that he was an "Enemy of the people", and he was exiled to the far east where he was sentenced to remain "ten years in solitary confinement." There