Boris Nikolaevich Z︠H︡ukovich (1874-1938)
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Zhukovich Boris Nikolaevich - born in 1874, native of Pruzhany, Grodno province, Belarusian, non-party member, artel watchman, lived in: Novgorod. Arrested on March 19, 1938. On June 11, 1938, the NKVD and the USSR Prosecutor's Office Commission sentenced him to capital punishment under Article 58-1a of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR. Shot in Leningrad on June 28, 1938.
Graduated from the Zhirovitsky Theological School and the Lithuanian Theological Seminary.
Assigned to the office of the Chief Prosecutor of the Holy Synod in addition to the staff and seconded to work in the synodal archive.
1899-1901 - auditor of the history and philology faculty of St. Petersburg University. Studied at the Archaeological Institute in St. Petersburg.
1905 — member of the commission for the analysis and arrangement of files stored in the archive of the Holy Synod. 1906 — history teacher at the Vasileostrovskaya Gymnasium of the Department of Institutions of Empress Maria. 1908 — assistant to the head of the archive and library of the Holy Synod. Compiled part II and the entire III volume of the "Descriptions of documents of the archive of Western Russian Uniate metropolitans." Participated in the compilation of biographies of some Western Russian clergy for the "Russian Biographical Dictionary."
Author of the "Report on the archive of Western Russian Uniate metropolitans" (Pg., 1915).
1920s — member of the commission for the description of files and documents of the 2nd section of the IV section of the EGAF in Petrograd.
1933, December 22 — arrested in the "Evlogievites" case.
1934, February 25 — sentenced to imprisonment in a labor camp.
After his release, he lived in Novgorod, worked as a guard in an artel.
1938, March 19 — arrested. 1938, June 11 — sentenced to death (under Article 58-1a). 1938, June 28 — executed in Leningrad.
