Старейшее издание Северной Америки и мира – газета Объединенных государств Северной Америки "The Washington Post" (город Вашингтон) опубликовала статью о нашем РАССЛЕДОВАНИИ:

In Putin’s Russia, it just got easier to find the perpetrators of Stalin’s purges – The Washington Post.

Репортаж о нашем РАССЛЕДОВАНИИ (на основе письменного общения с Денисом Карагодиным) нарратора David Filipov:

"In Putin’s Russia, it just got easier to find the perpetrators of Stalin’s purges. Memorial’s publication of the archive came just days after Denis Karagodin, a 34-year-old resident of the Siberian city of Tomsk, announced that he had tracked down the names of the men who helped kill his great-grandfather — a peasant who was executed in 1938 on charges of spying for Japan." – November 24, 2016, The Washington Post – https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/russian-group-names-40000-secret-police-revealing-a-past-putin-wantserased/2016/11/24/e1346dfa-b197-11e6-bc2d-19b3d759cfe7_story.html

Благодарим автора David Filipov и газету "The Washington Post" за проявленный интерес, профессионализм и объективную подачу информации.

Спасибо!

Старейшее издание Европы и мира – британская газета "The Guardian" (город Лондон) опубликовала статью о нашем РАССЛЕДОВАНИИ:

Great-grandson of man killed in Stalin's purges to sue Russian state – The Guardian.

Адаптированный нарратив на основе статьи на русском языке "Мне помогают расстрелянные" от авторов Robert Coalson и Dmitry Volchek:

Great-grandson of man killed in Stalin's purges to sue Russian state – Descendant given document revealing chain of responsibility for death, from Soviet leader to three executioners. <...> A young designer in Russia plans to sue the state in an unprecedented case after an archivist sent him evidence appearing to name the agents of Joseph Stalin’s secret police who executed his great-grandfather. Denis Karagodin, 34, received the document in the post after repeated requests to the Federal Security Service (FSB) for information about the circumstances of his great-grandfather’s execution. – Wednesday 30 November 2016 11.32 GMT – https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/30/great-grandson-of-man-killed-in-stalins-purges-to-sue-russian-state

Благодарим авторов Robert Coalson и Dmitry Volchek, а также газету "The Guardian" за проявленный интерес, профессионализм и объективную подачу информации.

Спасибо!

Старейшее издание Европы и мира – Британская газета "The Times" (город Лондон) опубликовала статью о нашем РАССЛЕДОВАНИИ.

"Russian takes on KGB to uncover truth of great-grandfather’s death" – November 26 2016, 12:01 am, The Times.

Специальный репортаж из Томска (на основе многочасовой беседы с Денисом Карагодиным и городской экспедиции по местам событий) by Tom Parfit:

"Russian takes on KGB to uncover truth of great-grandfather’s death “There’s been a murder.” Those were the words of Denis Karagodin when he marched into the headquarters of the Federal Security Service in the Siberian city of Tomsk, 1,800 miles east of Moscow." – November 26 2016, 12:01 am, The Times – http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/russian-takes-on-kgb-to-uncover-truth-of-great-grandfathers-death-3bzrqfcs2

Благодарим автора Tom Parfit и газету "The Times" за проявленный интерес, профессионализм и объективную подачу информации.

Спасибо!

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Серия материалов иконы медиа – Британской медиа-корпорации "BBC World News" о нашем РАССЛЕДОВАНИИ.

Siberian man tracks down great-grandfather's executioners https://t.co/SBUuKoX22i

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) November 30, 2016

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Ivan Kurilla on Denis Karagodin who is investigating the death of his great grandfather.

Stepan Karagodin was shot by the NKVD firing squad in early 1938 after he, among many other ‘Russian Harbinites’, was convicted as a ‘resident of the Japanese military intelligence’. Eighty years after his execution, Stepan Karagodin’s great grandson Denis demands that the FSB investigates the murder of his great grandfather and names the people responsible for this crime.

Ivan Kurilla – Russian historian, PhD, professor at the European University in St Petersburg.

The story of Denis Karagodin ^{[Read in English]}, alumnus of the Tomsk State University who is investigating the murder of his great grandfather Stepan during the Great Purge in early 1938, has gone viral overnight. Stepan Karagordin was shot by an NKVD firing squad (NKVD is the Russian abbreviation for the People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs) after he was convicted as a ‘resident of the Japanese military intelligence’ together with a group of ‘Russian Harbinites’. Denis demands that the FSB, the main successor agency to the Soviet KGB and NKVD, investigate the murder of his great grandfather and name those responsible for this crime. In Russia, such a step is both logical and impossible at the same time.

Stepan Ivanovich Karagodin

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