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Alexander Pavlovich Shchukin was born on September 1876 in Kolomna, Moscow Oblast, Russian Federation.
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Alexander Pavlovich Shchukin
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Alexander Pavlovich was a telegraphist (1896 - 1902), assistant clerk at the telegraph office (1902 - 1917) of the Southeast Railway. In October 1919 he left with the White Army in Kharkov, in 1920 he returned to Voronezh. Also Alexander Pavlovich was a head of the photo department of a pharmacy store (since 1924).
Alexander Pavlovich was unreasonably repressed in 1931 in the so-called case of local historians, sentenced to 5 years of correctional labor camps.
After returning to Voronezh, Alexander Pavlovich worked at the Voronezh Agricultural Institute (now Voronezh State Agricultural University). In 1918, together with I.M. Ivanov and others, he filmed the celebration of May Day in Voronezh. He was published in the magazine "Svetopis" (1921, 1924). He also participated in provincial exhibitions and collected a library for photography.
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1896 - 1902
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1902 - 1917
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