Year · The Upheaval
1931 in the Kalaushin family history
The year’s events, people, awards, documents and works — from the chronicle and its sources.
Events2
23 June 1931
The shooting of Grigory Vasilyevich
◆ documented
On 5 June 1931 the OGPU Collegium sentenced Grigory Vasilyevich Kalaushin of Novobekeshevskaya as a member of the “militant, counter-revolutionary, insurgent, monarchist organisation Army of Extermination”; he was shot in Krasnodar on 23 June 1931. He was rehabilitated on 14 November 1989.
- ◆ Book of Remembrance of Krasnodar Krai, via Otkrytyi spisok; case file P-48381r
20 September 1931
The Šabac Cossack stanitsa
◆ documented
On 20 September 1931 the Šabac Cossack stanitsa in Serbia elected its board at a general assembly, with “Col. Kalaushin, Yesaul Nosak and V. St. Vinnikov” on the audit commission. △ Most likely this was Nikita Ilyich.
◆ Rodimy Krai (Paris, 1931): Colonel Kalaushin on the audit committee of the Šabac Cossack stanitsa (Serbia)Rodimy Krai, Paris, 1931 (scan: Internet Archive, UNC Chapel Hill)
- ◆ Rodimy krai, Paris, 1931, no. 10–11
People of the year3
- Grigory Vasilyevich Kalaushin 1888 – 23 June 1931 died, took part in events second cousin five times removed
- Nikita Ilyich Kalaushin b. 26 May 1878 took part in events first cousin four times removed
- Matvey Matveyevich Kalaushin 23 July (5 August) 1904 – 10 December 1968 award second cousin three times removed
Awards
- Rank of research fellow, first class, and of dotsentMatvey Matveyevich◈ published source
Documents and photographs2
◆ Rodimy Krai (Paris, 1931): Colonel Kalaushin on the audit committee of the Šabac Cossack stanitsa (Serbia)Rodimy Krai, Paris, 1931 (scan: Internet Archive, UNC Chapel Hill) 
◆ Rodimy Krai (Paris, 1931), No. 10–11: chronicle of émigré Cossack stanitsas (page)Rodimy Krai, Paris, 1931 (scan: Internet Archive, UNC Chapel Hill)
Works and objects
Chapters of the period
- 1. The Name17th century – present
- 6. The Workshop1840s–1931
- 7. The Upheaval1917–1931
- 8. Exile1918–1976
- 10. Pushkin House1904–1968
- 11. The Artist1929–1999
- 13. Vyacheslav’s Linec. 1737 – the present
- 14. Sources and Further Research1737–2026