Jews executed by the Soviet Union

Russian Marxist revolutionary (1879–1940)

Russian language journalist, playwright, literary translator, and short story writer (1894–1940)

Ukrainian revolutionary (1883-1936)

Hungarian Communist revolutionary and politician, the de facto leader of the Hungarian Soviet Republic in 1919, People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs

Soviet secret police official (1891–1938)

Russian assassin (1890-1918)

Soviet diplomat (1888-1939)

Russian-born adventurer and secret agent (1873–1925)

Soviet actor, Yiddish theatre performer (1890–1948)

Soviet military commander (1896–1937)

execution of thirteen Soviet Jews

Soviet general (1900–1941)

Soviet general of aviation

German-born mathematician

Polish writer (1901–1938)

Soviet journalist (1898–1940)

Russian playwright and writer (1884-1952)

Soviet revolutionary (1878-1952)

Russian revolutionary

Russian Bolshevik (1882-1938)

Russian anarchist

Soviet Yiddish poet (1900-1952)

Soviet Yiddish poet and playwright

Soviet physicist (1906-1938)

Russian revolutionary and spy (1900-1929)

Soviet Yiddish poet (1890-1952)

NKVD officer (1893–1938)

Soviet film producer (1886-1938)

politician (1890-1938)

Soviet politician (1879-1937)

Hungarian politician (1886-1938)

Soviet politician (1879-1938)

Soviet politician (1876–1941)

Soviet writer (1896-1937)

Soviet politician (1896-1938)

Ukrainian anarchist (1876–1938)

Soviet politician (1889–1938)

Russian author, literary critic and writer (1903-1937)

officer of the White Army; Russian and Soviet publicist, writer, NKVD agent (1893–1941)

Russian writer (1886–1938)

Russian economist (1886-1937)

Soviet politician (1895-1938)

Soviet politician (1890–1937)

Hungarian biologist (1890-1938)

Soviet secret service member, Head of GULag (1898-1939)

Russian bolshevik politician (1885–1941)

Russian poet and assassin (1896-1918)

NKVD officer (1893—1937)

Austrian writer (1903-1937)

Russian philosopher and physicist (1893-1936)

Jewish socialist activist and publicist (1890–1943)

Romanian activist (1896–1938)

Hungarian Communist journalist and sinologist (1891–1937)

Soviet polar explorer (1881–1939)

Stalin’s British victim

NKVD officer (1883–1940)

Jewish-Ukrainian poet, writer and Communist party activist (1897-1937)

Soviet politician (1893-1937)

Soviet poet in Yiddish language (1889-1952)

Soviet politician