In September 2011, the trial of Suprun and Dudarev began behind closed doors. [1] The case was adjourned in December before a verdict was given, according to the charity Memorial in order …

Mikhail Suprun was in the process of conducting research on the hardships faced [HistoryNet backgrounder] by captured German soldiers and civilians held at prisons in Arkhangelsk, …

Suprun, who studied the lives of ethnic Germans in the Soviet Union, was charged with violating Article 137 of the Criminal Code, which forbids encroaching upon a person's private life.

The Arkhangelsk District Court on Thursday terminated the case against Mikhail Suprun, accused of illegally gathering and divulging personal data as being time barred.

In September 2011 the trial of Suprun and Dudarev began behind closed doors. The case was adjourned in December before a verdict was given, according to the charity Memorial in order …

A criminal case against a historian who researched repressed German settlers in the Arkhangelsk region of Russia is now being transferred to the Investigative Committee of the Prosecutor …

Mikhail Suprun, Northern Arctic Federal University: 3 Followers, 5 Following, 12 Research papers. Research interests: International History, Civil-military…

The case against Professor Mikhail Suprun and Police Colonel Aleksandr Dudarev had elicited a strong public outcry, prompting the investigation.

He has now been charged with violating privacy laws and, if convicted, faces up to four years in jail. Suprun had been researching Germans sent to Russia’s Arctic gulags.

In September 2011, the trial of Suprun and Dudarev began behind closed doors. [1] The case was adjourned in December before a verdict was given, according to the charity Memorial in order …