1946. The execution of the chieftain Semenov

70 years ago, on August 30, 1946, the military collegium of the Supreme Service of the USSR sentenced the former chieftain of the Trans -Baikal Cossack army Grigory Semenov, "as the worst enemy of the Soviet people and the most active accomplice of Japanese aggressors, whose fault tens of thousands of Soviet people were exterminated," to hang the Russian fascist union in the manchuing of Konstantin Rodzaevsky, former army generals Admiral Kolchak Alexei Baksheev and Lev Vlasyevsky, former Minister of Finance of the Government of Kolchak Ivan Mikhailov and one of the leaders of the Bureau of Russian Emigrants in Harbin Boris Shepunov - to be shot. He was charged with the struggle against the Soviet regime during the Civil War and in emigration and cooperation with Japanese intelligence. The verdict was carried out on the same day.