Background
Ivan Ilyich Tolbinsky was born on August 22, 1883 in Bobrovsky District, Voronezh oblast, Russian Federation. He was from a peasant family.
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Ivan Ilyich Tolbinsky
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Ivan Ilyich graduated from the village school.
Career
After the end of the Moscow courses of drivers (1916) Ivan Ilyich was in Smolensk. Since 1918, he lived in Chesmenka, the city of Bobrov.
Ivan Ilyich was a member of the County Executive Committee and head of the county department of public education. He was a storekeeper of the state farm (village of Shishovka in Bobrovsky district, 1920-1924), Chesma state stud farm (1924-1930).
In December 1930, Ivan Ilyich was unreasonably repressed, held in the Bobrov prison, and released in may 1931. Later, he was re-arrested and served his sentence in the white sea-Baltic correctional labor camp (1937-1939).
Member of the Jerusalem "Collection of idealists" published under the editorship of A.N. (Bobrov, 1910). He published in the "Kiev cooperative magazine" (1914-1915), other magazines and Newspapers, including the Bobrov newspaper "Plowman" (1923-1924).
He wrote poems from his boyhood. Member of the Jerusalem "Collection of idealists" published under the editorship of A. N. (Bobrov, 1910). He published in the "Kiev cooperative magazine" (1914-1915), other magazines and Newspapers, including the Bobrov newspaper "Plowman" (1923-1924).
Politics
Since 1905, Ivan Ilyich conducted revolutionary propaganda among the peasants, and was subjected to police harassment.
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1920 - 1924
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1924 - 1930
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1924 - 1930