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Industrial Party Affair
The Industrial Party Trial (November 25 – December 7, 1930) (russian: Процесс Промпартии, Trial of the ''Prompartiya'') was a show trial in which several Soviet scientists and economists were accused and convicted of plotting a coup against the government of the Soviet Union. Nikolai Krylenko, deputy People's Commissar (minister) of Justice, assistant Prosecutor General of the RSFSR and a prominent Bolshevik, prosecuted the case. The presiding judge was Andrey Vyshinsky, later Krylenko's opponent who became notorious as the prosecutor at the Moscow Trials in 1936-1938. The defendants were a group of notable Soviet economists and engineers, including Leonid Ramzin, Peter Osadchy (Пётр Осадчий), Nikolai Charnovsky (Николай Чарновский), Alexander Fedotov (Александр Федотов), Victor Larichev (Виктор Ларичев), Vladimir Ochkin (Владимир Очкин), Ksenofont Sitnin (Ксенофонт Ситни ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Industrial Party Trial
The Industrial Party Trial (November 25 – December 7, 1930) (russian: Процесс Промпартии, Trial of the ''Prompartiya'') was a show trial in which several Soviet scientists and economists were accused and convicted of plotting a coup against the government of the Soviet Union. Nikolai Krylenko, deputy People's Commissar (minister) of Justice, assistant Prosecutor General of the RSFSR and a prominent Bolshevik, prosecuted the case. The presiding judge was Andrey Vyshinsky, later Krylenko's opponent who became notorious as the prosecutor at the Moscow Trials in 1936-1938. The defendants were a group of notable Soviet economists and engineers, including Leonid Ramzin, Peter Osadchy (Пётр Осадчий), Nikolai Charnovsky (Николай Чарновский), Alexander Fedotov (Александр Федотов), Victor Larichev (Виктор Ларичев), Vladimir Ochkin (Владимир Очкин), Ksenofont Sitnin (Ксенофонт Ситнин), ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |