My imprisonment in 1931 in Verhneuralsky political prison of OGPU (KGB) on the case of The Mensheviks Union.

            The public trial in Column Hall of Union House in Moscow  in 1931.

I ( Adrian Fedorovich Timofeev) belonged to the Russian  Party of Socialists-Revolutionaries. It was a major political party in early 20th century in  Russia and a key player in the Russian Revolution. It  won a plurality of the national vote  in Russia's first-ever democratic elections. This election was to the RUSSIAN CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY. This party was defeated and destroyed by the  Bolsheviks.

It was my  second imprisonment.  It was  in  1930-1934.

          

This is my photo after returning  to Moscow from in  Verhneuralsky  political prison  of OGPU (KGB) on the case of The Mensheviks Union. I returned to Moscow in 1934.

The Tramble cafe in the center of Moscow which was famous among artists, writers, painters and musicians.

      This building was built in 1776 for the Governor-General of Siberia Jacobi. Alexander Annenkov spent his childhood in this house. Some later this building became very profitable because of  placed  hotels, restaurants, and cafes  which were visited by many famous artists, poets, writers, painters and musicians.
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The  Annenkov house in the center of Moscow.

(Alexander Dumas, Burliuk, Esenin, Fencing Master, French writer, Ivan Bunin, Mayakovsky, Nobel Prize winner, Shershenevich, Timofeev, Tramble, Tremble, Vertinsky,)

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Attempt of stealing of 320,000 rubles (800,000.00 US dollars) from the  Moscow branch of the Siberian Trade Bank  in January 1917.

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The famouse Tramble cafe in the Annenkov house (1910).

Street  view  of the Tramble cafe (1910).

The Tramble (Tremble) cafe on the left side of the Petrovka street (1910).

The Annenkov house in the center of Moscow.

This  building was built in 1776 for the Governor-General of Siberia Prince Jacobi. 
Decembrist  Ivan Annenkov  spent his childhood and adolescence   in this house. This building became very profitable in 19th century  because of  the  hotels, restaurants, and cafes placed in it.

These places was  liked to visit by  the famous Moscow writers, poets, musicians and artists  in the late 19th century and early 20th century.

Here was  the famous cafe Tramble (Tremble) which  liked to visit  Ivan Alekseevich Bunin  the outstanding Russian writer and  Nobel Prize winner  for literature in 1933, revolutionary poet Vladimir Mayakovsky and many other  poets, musicians and artists.

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The Tramble cafe in the center of Moscow  which was famous among artists, writers, painters and musicians.

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Attempt of stealing of 320,000 rubles (800,000.00 US dollars) from the  Moscow branch of the Siberian Trade Bank  in January 1917.

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Famous Tramble cafe (1901).

Adrian Fedorovich Timofeev participation in the reconstruction in 1922 of the historical Nizhny Novgorod Fair during the NEP (New Economic Policy) Era in Soviet Russia (1921-1928).

Makaryev's  Fair (Makarevskaya Jarmarka) was the Greatest Fair in Russia held annually every July near Makaryev Monastery on the left bank of the Volga River from the mid-16th century to 1816. Following a massive fire in 1816, it was moved to Nizhny Novgorod, but for some decades thereafter it still was commonly referred to as Makariev Fair. It attracted many foreign merchants all over the would.
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       Makaryev's  Fair ( Nizhny Novgorod Fair later) was the greatest Trade  Fair in Imperial Russia.

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I  participated in the reconstructionin in  1922  of the Historical Nizhny Novgorod Fair during the NEP (New Economic Policy) Era as a representative of the State Bank of Russia.

 Nizhny Novgorod Fair  was completely destroyed during the revolution and the sivil war in Russia (1917-1922). See the pictures below.

I was awarded by Certificates of the State Domestic Loan of 1917 for 1000 rubles.

I worked as  the trustee of the Moscow Branch of the Siberian Trade Bank in 1917-1918. The office of Moscow Branch of our Bank was on Ilinka Street.

See the post: My work in the Moscow office of The Siberian Trade Bank  in the vicinity of famous building of The Moscow Exchange.

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  I worked  hard and was very honest, careful  and diligent  employee.

   I prevented the fabrication of  the   falsified check for 320 thousand rubles (800,000.00 US dollars)  in January 1917.

See the post: Attempt of stealing of 320,000 rubles (800,000.00 US dollars) from the  Moscow branch of the Siberian Trade Bank  in January 1917.

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The history of the Kuznetsky Most street in the center of Moscow.

Kuznetsky Most  is the  street in the center of  Moscow, This street  runs from Bolshaya Dmitrovka Street to Lubyanka Street. The name (literally Blacksmith's Bridge) refers to the 18th century bridge over Neglinnaya River.

The is Kuznetsky Most street in the XVIII century. 

This is SketchUp model of old building of Trading House Muir and Mirrielees which was opened on Kuznetsky Most street in 1892.

The history of the Petrovka street.

Petrovka street  is one of the main and oldest streets in the center of Moscow.

It starts  about  1/2 mile from Kremlin and Red Square. It received its name for Petrovsky Monastery  founded in the late XIV century. The name Petrovka  was used since the beginning of the XVII century and since then has never changed. This is  rare for the historic streets of downtown of Moscow.

Petrovka Street and the Petrovsky Monastery in the late XIX century.

My work in the Moscow branch of The Siberian Trade Bank next to the famous building of the Moscow Exchange.

Moscow office of the Siberian Trade Bank where I worked in 1917-1918 was on  Ilyinka Street near Moscow  Exchange Builbing. 

                           This is 3D model of Moscow  Exchange Builbing.

During my work at the Moscow office of the Siberian Trade Bank I prevent  the theft     of 320,000 rubles (800,000.00 US dollars)   in January 1917.
1.     See the post "  Attempt of stealing  of 320,000 rubles (800,000.00 US dollars) from the  Moscow  Branch of the Siberian Trade Bank  in January 1917" in this blog.

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