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The history of the Soviet Union knows only three official cases when women were sentenced to death.
The first was Antonina Ginzburg, nicknamed Tonka the machine gunner: during the Great Patriotic War, she collaborated with the Germans, and shot one and a half thousand partisans and their assistants. Tonka the machine-gunner was shot on August 11, 1979 in the Bryansk prison.
The last-third was Tamara Ivan Yutina, she was found guilty of deliberately poisoning with the most dangerous thallium poison, twenty people, including children, and nine of them, with a fatal outcome.
Ivan Yutina was shot in Kyiv in 1987.
And who was the second woman executed in the USSR, you ask?!?
Meet Berta Naumovna Borodkina.
Berta Borodkina was not a murderer or a recidivist. On the contrary, she had connections in the government of the USSR and was considered the queen of Gelendzhik.
Berta Borodkina, or Iron Bella, was the mistress of glasses and ladles in the resort of Gelendzhik. All the highest ranks of the USSR came to her restaurants for delicious food, alcohol and entertainment. Unfortunately, it was friendship with those in power that ruined the spectacular young woman.
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21 сен 2024
