On March 11 (February 26, Old Style), 1919, the White Guard court handed down the death sentence to the head of the Rostov Committee of the Bolshevik Party, Georgy (Yegor) Murylychev.
Yegor Murlychev was arrested in December 1918, when the underground printing press collapsed. For three months the guy was beaten, he was abused with exquisite torture, subjected to unbelievable torture and abuse.
The young man's head turned gray, his face was bruised, haggard and aged. Only the eyes were still burning young and bold, burning with an unquenchable belief in the inevitability of victory, in the triumph of the great ideas of the Bolshevik Party. The executioners failed to snatch a word of confession from him.
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The verdict of the military court in the case of G.A. Murlycheva:
"Sentence.
1919 February 26 days. Court martial Of Rostov and Nakhichevan-on-Don, composed of the chairman of the esaula of Kankrin, the members: Podazaul Evfanov and the centurion Chernyak, having heard the case about Murlychev Georgy, 21, accused under art. 8 § Е пр. В.в.Д. Number 834 found that the defendant George Murlychev during the days of Bolshevik rule in Rostov and Nakhichevani, was the chairman of the provisional working board of the plant Lely, enforcing the decree on the nationalization of the plant. Upon leaving the Bolsheviks from Rostov, he remained for some time in the city, after which he left for Soviet Russia, where he entered the service of the Bolsheviks in Kursk, from where he returned to Nakhichevan as a Bolshevik agent. While living in Nakhichevan, he had a typewriter with a typeface for printing proclamations and appeals of a Bolshevik character, which they printed and distributed. He kept the book “The Apartment Office of the Nakhichevan n / d military servicemen, participants of the volunteer army during its first speech with the alphabet of the names of officers, officials and doctors. He kept receipts for receiving money by members of the Bolshevik Party and false passports. Had a written order to find out the number of headquarters of institutions and troops in the city of Rostov n / A. and the opportunity to get weapons for the Bolshevik organizations.
the sentence: to consider defendant George Murlychev guilty of all the above crimes and serving as a spy for the Soviet government, and therefore, on the basis of Art. 9 pr. No. 834 to subject him to the deprivation of all the rights of the state and the death penalty through execution. All property of the defendant to be used in the income of the treasury c. Don troops.
Chairman of the court martial Esaul Kankrin.
Members: podsayul Efanov and centurion Chernyak.
Clerk Crowd Avtonomov "
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Letter of Murlycheva from prison, transferred out:
"Comrades, I read your leaflet. My blood curdled, my strength increased. I have no doubt that you will continue the work begun. I will die with firm confidence that you will also go to the end, to complete victory. I wish you success. Long live Soviet power, long live the workers' army, long live the Russian Communist Party of Bolsheviks. I am a little sick. Say hello to everyone.
Yegor Murlychev"
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On the wall of prison cell number 13, he scrawled: "Comrades, I am dying for the cause of the revolution. Continue my work. Egor Murlychev." And when the escorts came for him, he made a hasty note in the margins of the prison prayer book: "Dear comrades. Today I was dying for the idea of the Bolsheviks. The only thing I ask is continue my cause. Egor."
The faithful comrades of Murlychev for the underground work decided to set up an ambush in the Balabanovskaya grove, where the executions were carried out, and to rescue Egor when he was led to death. But this became known to the white counterintelligence, and a day before the appointed time, Comrades Murlychev and Vyazenets were led by the White Guards into the ravine beyond the New Settlement, where they were hacked to pieces.
Thus, the short but bright life of George Alexandrovich Murlychev, a fiery revolutionary, a loyal son of the people, was cut short.
One hundred years later, on the eve of March 11, 2019, the comrades-in-arms of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks (AUCPB) honor the memory of a revolutionary underground worker in Rostov-on-Don. Flowers were brought to the street named after Murlychev, a “memorial of memory” was created.
The name of Yegor Murlychev will not be forgotten at the next round of history, no matter how they try to forget his name, and silenced by the current bourgeois authorities of the city. His feat today inspires the modern Bolsheviks for new battles against the world of capital.