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Table of Contents
The Kirov Murder and Soviet History
  • Telegram to NKVD Commissar G.G. Yagoda from F.D. Medved, chief of the Leningrad Region NKVD, December 1, 1934, 6:20 P.M.
  • Interrogation of Mikhail Borisov, evening of December 1, 1934
  • "Interrogation of Platoch, Seliverst Alekseevich, electrician, […] born 1905, member of the All-Union Communist Party," evening of December 1, 1934
  • Protocol of Interrogation of Mikhail Lioninok, born 1896, instruktor at the Leningrad City Party Committee, by Leningrad Chief of Police Zhupakhin," December 1, 1934
  • "Interrogation of Mikhail Tsukerman, born 1886, director of the Leningrad State Circus, member of the Communist Party from 1918 […], by Babushkin, officer of the Secret Political Department (Leningrad NKVD)," evening of December 1, 1934
  • Excerpt from interrogation of Leonid Nikolaev, December 3, 1934
  • "Statement by A.M. Molochnikov, chief of the Economic Security Section of the Leningrad NKVD, December 9, 1934."
  • Statement by A.A. Gubin, chief of the Leningrad NKVD Operations Department, January 7, 1934
  • Interrogation of A.D. Mikhalchenko, deputy commander of Smolny guards, by I. Chertok, chief of the USSR NKVD Economic Security Directorate, December 4, 1934
  • Excerpt from testimony of Leonid Nikolaev, December 3, 1934
  • Certificate of death of S.M. Kirov, December 1, 1934, 7:55 P.M.
  • Report on medical examination of Leonid Nikolaev at Leningrad NKVD clinic, 7 P.M., December 1, 1934
  • Telegram to Yagoda from Medved, December 1, 1934, 10:30 P.M.
  • Telegram from Medved to Yagoda, December 2, 1934, 12:45 A.M.
  • Excerpt from interrogation of Yekaterina Vasilevna Rogacheva, December 4, 1934
  • Excerpt from testimony of Roman Kulisher, December 2, 1934
  • Testimony of Maria Tikhonovna Nikolaeva, December 1-2, 1934
  • Excerpt from Nikolaev's autobiography, spring 1934
  • Excerpts from Nikolaev's family diary, 1933-1934
  • Excerpts from Nikolaev's family diary, 1933-1934 (cont.)
  • Nikolaev's family diary (entry from late April 1934)
  • Excerpts from Nikolaev's family diary, 1933-1934 (cont.)
  • Excerpts from Nikolaev's family diary, 1933-1934 (cont.)
  • Excerpts from Nikolaev's family diary, 1933-1934 (cont.)
  • Excerpts from Nikolaev's family diary, 1933-1934 (cont.)
  • Excerpts from Nikolaev's family diary, 1933-1934 (cont.)
  • Excerpts from Nikolaev's family diary, 1933-1934 (cont.)
  • Excerpts from Nikolaev's family diary, 1933-1934 (cont.)
  • Excerpt from the protocol of a general session of the Leningrad Institute of Party History, April 8, 1934
  • Protocol of interrogation of Otto Lidak, December 1, 1934
  • Letter from Nikolaev to his apartment complex's newsletter, May 8, 1934
  • Excerpt from the protocol of a party troika of the Smolny Ward committee, April 29 through May 5, 1934
  • Excerpt from Nikolaev's letter to Stalin, August 25, 1934
  • Nikolaev's letters to family members, August 1934
  • Nikolaev letter to the Politburo, October 9, 1934
  • Nikolaev's personal diary
  • Nikolaev's personal diary
  • Nikolaev's personal diary
  • Nikolaev's personal diary
  • Nikolaev's personal diary
  • Nikolaev's note to his wife, October 26, 1934
  • Nikolaev's note to his wife and others, late October 1934
  • Nikolaev's “My Explanation before the Party and the Fatherland,” October 9, 1934 or later
  • Nikolaev letter to Kirov, October 30, 1934
  • Nikolaev's “Plan” for assassinating Kirov, early November 1934
  • Nikolaev's “Plan” for assassinating Kirov, early November 1934
  • Nikolaev letter to Milda Draule, November 21, 1934
  • Protocol of Nikolaev's interrogation, December 3, 1934
  • Politburo approval of the “Law of December 1”
  • Protocol of Nikolaev's interrogation, December 1, 1934
  • Protocol of Nikolaev's interrogation, December 2, 1934
  • Testimony of Zavilovich, December 4, 1934
  • Firing of leading officers of the Leningrad NKVD, December 3, 1934
  • Bulletin of the People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs, December 3, 1934
  • NKVD order to Leningrad officials, December 3, 1934
  • Agranov telegram to Stalin, December 4, 1934
  • Agranov interrogation of Nikolaev, December 4, 1934
  • April 1956 KGB Report on testimony of Nikolaev's guards
  • Agranov telegram to Stalin and Yagoda, December 5, 1934
  • Agranov telegram to Stalin and Yagoda, December 7, 1934
  • Protocol of Shatsky's interrogation, December 7, 1934
  • Protocol of Kotolynov's interrogation, December 7, 1934
  • Protocol of Yuskin's Interrogation, December 7, 1934
  • Protocol of Nikolaev's interrogation, December 5, 1934
  • Excerpts from protocols of Nikolaev's interrogations, December 6, 1934
  • Protocol of Rumiantsev's interrogation, December 9, 1934
  • Protocol of Antonov's interrogation, December 10, 1934
  • Protocol of Zvezdov interrogation, December 11, 1934
  • Protocol of Zvezdov's interrogation, December 12, 1934
  • Protocol of Tolmazov's interrogation, December 12, 1934
  • Protocol of Nikolaev's interrogation, December 13, 1934
  • Protocol of Nikolaev's interrogation, December 13, 1934
  • Protocol of Khanik's interrogation, December 13, 1934
  • Protocol of Nikolaev's interrogation, December 16, 1934
  • Protocol of Kotolynov's interrogation, December 14, 1934
  • Zinoviev note to Stalin, December 16, 1934
  • Safarov note to Stalin, December 16, 1934
  • Protocol of Zinoviev's interrogation, December 22, 1934
  • Testimony of Sheinin, April 1956
  • Protocol of confrontation between Kotolynov and Nikolaev, December 18, 1934
  • Protocol of confrontation between Yuskin and Nikolaev, December 19, 1934
  • Protocol of confrontation between Shatsky and Nikolaev, December 20, 1934
  • Excerpt of protocol of Nikolaev's interrogation, December 20, 1934
  • Note from Mironov to Liushkov, December 21, 1934
  • Yezhov note to Stalin and Stalin's reply, December 25, 1934
  • Draft indictments in “Leningrad Center” case, December 24-25, 1934
  • Excerpt from Kotolynov's statement to the USSR prosecutor's office, December 27, 1934
  • Rumiantsev letter to Stalin, December 19, 1934
  • Petition of Rumiantsev to USSR Prosecutor Akulov, December 27, 1934
  • Agranov's summary of Nikolaev's last words, December 29, 1934
  • Testimony of Nikolaev's guard Gusev given to KGB in April 1956
  • Fragment of Mandelshtam's letter to Stalin, December 29, 1934
  • Special Bulletin No. 6 from Agranov to Yagoda
  • Testimony of Kirov's guard Katsafa, April 3, 1956
  • Agranov telegram to Yagoda, December 29, 1934
  • TASS report on “Trial of the Moscow Center,” January 16, 1935
  • Excerpt of Central Committee circular on the Kirov murder, January 18, 1935
  • Telegram of Ulrikh to Stalin, March 11, 1934
  • Leningrad NKVD Operations Department daily report, October 15, 1934
  • Protocol of Pauzer's interrogation
  • Testimony of Mikhail Kotomin, December 5, 1934
  • Interrogation of Gubin, December 6, 1934
  • Excerpt from Agranov telegram to Stalin, December 7, 1934
  • Excerpt from Nikolaev's testimony of December 8, 1934
  • Self-defense of Gubin to Mironov, January 7, 1935
  • Protocol of Nikolaev's interrogation, December 13, 1934
  • Protocol of Vinogradov's interrogation, December 2, 1934
  • Protocol of Maly's interrogation, December 2, 1934
  • Protocol of Kuzin's interrogation, December 2, 1934
  • Second interrogation of Kuzin, December 3, 1934
  • Report of expert commission on the truck accident that killed Borisov, December 2, 1934
  • Testimony of Kotomin, January 23, 1934
  • Sentences at the trial of Leningrad NKVD officers, January 23, 1935
  • Draft NKVD circular authored by Yagoda around January 20, 1935
  • Summary report on expulsion and exile of Communists from Leningrad following the Kirov murder, November 22, 1960
  • Testimony of N. S. Maksimov, May 10, 1937
  • Testimony of Gubin, June 1937
  • Testimony of Zaporozhets, June 16, 1937
  • Testimony of Kuzin, April 1956
  • Excerpt from Yagoda's closing statement, March 1938 Moscow show trial
  • Politburo bulletin on the death of Kirov, December 1-2, 1934
  • “To the Shining Memory of Our Leader, Friend, and Comrade.” Leningradskaya pravda, December 2, 1934, 1
  • NKVD officer's report on Yenukidze's comments, September 1936
  • Letter on the Kirov murder mailed to Berlin address, December 31, 1934
  • Analysis of Kirov murder by Rubinshtein, early January 1935
  • TsK circular on commemorating Kirov's death, November 26, 1935
  • Trotsky, “Step by Step , Everything Falls into Place (A Letter to Our American Friends” (Vse stanovitsia postepenno na svoe mesto [pis'mo amerikanskim druz'iam]),” Biulleten' oppozitsii, 1935
  • “Letter of an Old Bolshevik,” Socialist Herald, December 1936-January 1937
  • Protocol number one, April 16, 1956
  • Protocol number two, April 23, 1956
  • KGB report on the Kirov investigation to Molotov commission, late April 1956
  • Joint KGB/USSR prosecutor's report to the Molotov commission, April 20, 1956
  • Joint KGB/USSR prosecutor's report to the Molotov commission, April 20, 1956
  • August 31, 1956 KGB (Serov) report of July 30, 1956
  • Excerpts from Klimov report to KPK, winter of 1960-1961
  • “On the results of the review of materials …,” September 1961
  • Excerpts from KPK report on progress of investigation, March 1965
  • “Summary report on results of investigation into the circumstances of the murder of S. M. Kirov” (“Pelshe report”), May 19, 1967
  • “On the letter of Comrade Shatunovskaya, O. G. of September 5, 1988”
  • Yakovlev, “To the members of the Politburo commission …” March 23, 1990
  • Liushkov statement to the international press, July 3, 1938
  • Liushkov, “An Open Letter to Stalin,” April 1939
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By Rumiantsev, Ivan Petrovich Liushkov, Genrikh Samoilovich Petrovsky, Grigory Ivanovich

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52 Protocol of Rumiantsev's interrogation, December 9, 1934
Protocol of interrogation of Vladimir Vasilevich Rumiantsev by officers Liushkov and Petrovsky, December 9, 1934. TsA FSB RF, a.u.d. N-Sh44, t. 12, ll. 77-78.
Question: Who did you meet among the former participants in the counterrevolutionary Trotsky-Zinovievite Opposition during your stay at the resort in Kislovodsk [a vacation town with mineral springs in the North Caucasus] in 1934?
Answer: In late September or early October, while I was vacationing in Kislovodsk, I met the former Zinovievite Rotskan by chance in Piatachka, and then soon after Mushtakov, Andrei Andreevich [Mushtakov had been a member of the Leningrad Province party committee under Zinoviev and a Leningrad delegate to the Fourteenth Party Congress in December 1925] arrived from Leningrad at the Leningrad soviet’s sanatorium with his wife. I did not know that Mushtakov was coming.
Question: What kind of conversations did you have during your meetings at Kislovodsk with Mushtakov and Rotskan?
Answer: I met very frequently with Mushtakov as we were living in the same sanatorium, Mushtakov frequently drank too much and as a result got involved in particular misunderstandings. Mushtakov and I had conversations about things we read in the newspapers. Our conversations had a proper party character and I did not notice any unhealthy attitudes with regard to the party on Mushtakov’s part. During my meeting with Rotskan the latter told me that Zinoviev and Kamenev were in Kislovodsk at the Turgenev dacha and suggested that I drop in on them, Rotskan took my address and promised to visit me, and he gave me his sanatorium address as well, I think that it was the “Tenth Anniversary of October” sanatorium.
Question: Did your meeting with Zinoviev and Kamenev take place?
Answer: The meeting did not take place, as I did not go to see them at the dacha.
Question: In your opinion, what might have motivated Rotskan’s invitation to you to go to the dacha to see Zinoviev and Kamenev? Do you consider this proposal a coincidence?
Answer: I imagine that this invitation was not a coincidence and possibly was motivated by the desire of Zinoviev and Kamenev to feel out the mood of the Leningraders.
Question: Did you meet with Rotskan after that conversation?
Answer: No, I did not meet him again in Kislovodsk or in Leningrad.
This protocol is transcribed from my words correctly and has been read through by me.
V. Rumiantsev.
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Document TitleProtocol of Rumiantsev's interrogation, December 9, 1934
AuthorRumiantsev, Ivan Petrovich; Liushkov, Genrikh Samoilovich; Petrovsky, Grigory Ivanovich
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ID #a.u.d. N-Sh44, t. 12, ll. 77-78
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Date1934 Dec 9
AOC VolumeThe Kirov Murder and Soviet History
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