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English: Police Mugshot of the Bolshevik Party member, friend of Trotsky and former Secretary of the Red Army Political Dept, Mikhail Boguslavsky, a defendant at the second Moscow Show Trial, also known as the Trial of the Anti-Soviet Trotskyist Centre, at the House of Trade Unions in January 1937. Arrested as a "wrecker". Sentenced to death and shot on 1 Feb 1937
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