Biography of Aleksander Guk

Description:
Lived in Kiev, worked at an institution and was a parishioner of St. Nicholas Church. July 8, 1937 – arrested in a case against Catholic clergy and laity. Charged with “carrying out counter-revolutionary, nationalistic and espionage activity at the behest of the Polish consulate in Kiev.” July 9, 1937 – sentenced to camp imprisonment [by Order of a Special Troika, NKVD]. Fate thereafter unknown. Source: Investigatory Matter 29674, fp, Archive TsGAOO (Ukraine)
Variant Names:
Guk, Aleksander; Guk, Aleksandr Petrovich
Dates:
1937
Locations:
Kiev (Ukraine)
Subjects:
male; laity; fate unknown