A plaque will be installed in Tomsk in memory of the poet Nikolai Klyuev, who became a victim of political repression in the 1930s, said Vasily Khanevich, director of the NKVD Investigation Prison museum. According to Vasily Khanevich, a memorial sign will be installed in Tomsk on October 21 at 11:00 on Achinskaya, 9, where Klyuev’s house was once located “Klyuev lived there before his arrest. In 2006, this house was demolished along with the memorial plaque.

What do you think is shown in the photo? Hint: made of marble, weight 3 kg. Paperweight? No. Pincushion? It's getting closer. This is a seamstress. A sewing device that was actively used by both peasants and urban aristocrats in the era of home-made production.

Tomsk joined the All -Russian project “The Last Address” aimed at perpetuating the memory of the victims of political repressions: five commemorative plates were established as part of the action on three houses in the city, the TV2 news agency reports. The project “Last address” is a civil initiative aimed at perpetuating the memory of people undergoing political repression during the years of Soviet power.