Дмитро Захарович Максименко: шлях від куркуля до старости села

Abstract

На основі архівних джерел у статті показано трагедію життя репресованого жителя с. Іванківці Срібнянського району Чернігівської області Дмитра Захаровича Максименка.

На основании обработанных архивных источников, в статье показано трагедию жителя с. Иванковцы Сребнянского района Черниговской области Д. З. Максименка.

Based upon contemporary records article shows the life tragedy of Dmytro Zakharovych Maksymenko – the citizen of the Ivankivtsi village, Sribnyansky district of Chernihiv region. Investigators of the SPA (the State Political Administration) initiated a preliminary investigation against him on November 15, 1930. The man was accused of the fact that he has systematically campaigned and propagandized among peasants of the Ivankivtsi village in recent years. Propaganda was aimed at disrupting the activities carried out by the Soviet authorities in the countryside: collectivization, grain procurement, etc. On March 1, 1931, the Special Council under the Collegium of the SPA of the USSR decreed to imprison Dmytro Zakharovych Maksymenko for a term of three years and send him to the labor camps. According to the second decision on arrest, approved on Nov. 16, 1943 by Novozhylov, the deputy head of the UNCSS in Chernihiv region, the man was arrested again. The reason for this was his two-year (October 19, 1941 – September 1943) activity of D. Z. Maksymenko, as the village head, in favor of the Nazi occupants. The Military Tribunal of the Kiev Military District in Pryluky on April 11, 1944 sentenced the accused. D. Z. Maksymenko was imprisoned for a term of 10 years, with the imprisonment in the labor camps, he was also deprived of public rights for a term of five years.