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The Great Terror

Kamenev, Lev, 30, 56, 59, 76, 111, 115, 117, 120, 127, 480; political history, 10–11; meeting with Bukharin, 17; and Ryutin, 26; explusion from Party, 26; confession of, 30, 87–88; at XVIIth Party Congress, 31, 32; Kirov murder, 38, 43, 46–49; arrest of, 46–47; sentencing of, 49; and Gorky, 73; opposition to death sentence on, 78; interrogation of, 85, 87–88; Gorky’s support of, 86; NKVD trial, 95–96, 103; last plea, 103; execution, 104; credibility of evidence against, 105–8; repentance, 109, 116; Party democracy view, 114–15

Kameneva, Olga, 78

Kaminsky, G. M., 169, 171, 237–38, 249, 295–96

Kamkov, Boris, 373–74

Kandelaki, David, 197

Kapitsa, P., 67, 294

Kaplan, Fanny, 374

Karaganda complex, 315, 333

Karakhan, L. M., 127, 245–46, 368, 372, 397, 423, 479

Karelia, 222

Karelin, Vladimir, 373–74

Karev, N. A., 88, 108, 291

Kargopol, 313, 316

Karin, Aleksandr, 274

Karlag complex, 324

Karpechenko, 296

Karpov, M. Ya., 175–76, 228

Karpovsky, 221

Kartvelishvili, L. Yo., 23

Kashirin, I. D. (Army Commander), 202

Kashketin, 330

Kataev, I. I., 297

Katyn, 288

Katyn Affair, 448–50

Kaval, V P., 224

Kaverin, V. A., 305

Kavtaradze, S. I., 68

Kazakhstan, 261, 303

Kazakov, I. N., 342, 375–78, 381, 385–88, 394

Kazan jail, 279

Kedrov, I. M., 81, 140, 441

Kedrov, M. S., 287

Kemerovo industrial area, 142, 154, 156, 317

Kemerovo province, 274, 321

Kennan, George, 66

“Kennel,” 278

Kesselring (Field Marshal), 454

Khabarovsk, 419

Khakanian, G. D. (Corps Commander), 429, 431, 435

Khalepsky, I. A. (Army Commander), 193, 208, 213, 240

Khalkhin-Gol, 452

Khalmer-Yu, 337

Khandzhyan, A. I., 225, 226, 227, 302

Kharchenko, I. I., 271

Kharik, I. D., 224

Kharkov Physics Institute, 293

Kharkov prison, 264, 274

Kharms, D. I., 303

Khatayevich, M. M., 228, 231, 246

Khodorovsky, I., 169, 375, 387

Khodzhayev, Faizulla, 342, 356–58, 371, 394–95, 479

Khokhlov, Nikolai, 416

Kholmogori death camp, 310

Kholodnaya Gora prison, 279

Khripin, V. V. (Corps Commander), 208

Khrushchev, N. S., 137, 147, 167, 438, 475–80: Kirov murder comments, 42–43; Secret Speech, 42–43, 60, 170, 476; analysis of Stalin, 56–57, 60; appointment of, 74; Kaganovich’s plea to, 120; torture remarks, 121–22; at Ordzhonikidze’s funeral, 169; beliefs about Ordzhonikidze’s death, 170–71; and Yakir, 203–4, election as Ukraine First Secretary, 233; purge role, 240; appointment to Politburo, 247, 439; revelations of crimes, 475–76; post-Stalin period, 475–80, 483; death rate report, 485

Khvylia, A. A., 231

Khvylovy, M., 230

Kiev, 228, 440: Trotskyite presence, 145, 178–79; February-March plenum, 175; arrest of Army officers, 205–6; and Party purges, 228–29, 231; denunciations, 253–55; executions, 287

Kiev District Air Force, 454

Kiev Military District, 205

Kiev University, 292–93

Kingur camp, 478

Kippenberger, Hans, 401

Kireev, G. P. (Admiral), 213

Kirghizia, 261, 357

Kirov, Sergei, 25, 27, 215, 217, 463; Stalin’s follower, 12; character, 12–13; support of Ryutin, 24; conciliatory thinking, 32; popularity of, 35; Stalin’s attack on, 36; transfer to Moscow, 36; murder of, 37–52, 165; NKVD trial testimony about, 94–95, 102, 107–8; Bukharin accused of murder of, 365–66; reinterpretation of murder, 479

Kirov Works, 218

Kirshon, V., 298, 420, 464

Kjeller Airdrome, 152

Klimov, A., 198

Klimovskikh (General), 454

Klinkov, 231

Klyuev, Nikolai, 301

Knorin, V. G., 407–8, 420

Knyazev, I. A., 143, 149, 159–61, 166

Kobulov, B. Z., 239, 438

Kochetov, 482

Kodatsky, I. F., 215–18, 246

Koerber, Lenka von, 467

Koestler, Arthur, 28, 54, 117–18, 128–29, 210, 280, 282, 476n

Kogan, B., 384

Kolarov, Vasil, 399

Kollontai, Alexandra, 69, 212

Koltsov, Mikhail, 63, 67, 300, 441, 464

Kolyma complex, 50, 320, 324; NKVD purge, 51; conditions, 325–29; routes to, 325–26; food rations, 333–34; Khrushchev period, 478

Komarov (professor), 294

Komarov, Nikolai, 216–17, 246

Kommodov, N. V., 385

Komorowski, Bor (General), 457

Komsomol Central Committee, 426–27

Komsomols, 425–27: Leningrad, 45–46; resistance to Stalin, 51; Gorky conspiracy, 80; purge of, 425–27

Konar (Vice Commissar), 270

Kopershinsky (professor), 293

Kopets (General), 454

Kork (Army Commander), 182–83, 185–86, 200, 205: arrest, 194; trial, 203

Kornilov, Boris, 303, 305

Korobkov (General), 454

Korolev, Sergi, 294

Korotchenko, Demyan, 234

Korzhenko, Vasily, 423

Kosarev, A. V., 425–27, 435–36

KOSOS, 294

Kossior, I. V., 247

Kossior, S. V., 13, 24–25, 77, 90, 127, 135, 139, 144, 179, 228, 229, 230–31, 243–45, 436, 439: attack on Bukharin, 174; purge of, 246–47, 419–20, 435; fate of family, 436; rehabilitation, 479

Kossior, V. V., 247

Kostov, Traicho, 130, 458

Köstring (General), 197

Kostrzewa, Wera, 406

Kosygin, Alexei, 438

Kot (professor), 448

Kotlas, 317, 333

Kotlas-Vorkuta railway, 331, 337

Kotolynov, I. I.: as oppositionist, 45–46; Kirov murder accusation, 47–49; denunciation of Kosarev, 426

Kotsiubinsky, 178

Kovalenko, G. O., 303

Kovalev, 221