Aleksei Nikitin (born 1870)

• On November 4, 1917 a provisional council of Bolshevik commissars (including Boris Weisbrod [ru], Mikhail Vladimirsky, Vladimir Obukh [ru] and Aleksei Nikitin) was set up under the Moscow Military Revolutionary Committee [ru] (VRK), tasked to handle the affairs of Moscow municipal governance and city finances.^[1]

• member SRD bureau^[2]

• NIKITIN Aleksey Yakovlevich (1870-1938). Deputy Director of the Central Forest Experimental Station of the Moscow Region Land Department" and was he was buried at the Novodevichy Cemetery.^[3]

• Nikitin A. Ya. (1870-1938),

• statistician, land surveyor,

• was born in the village of Monva, Kursk province and district, into a peasant family; graduated from the Kursk land surveying school.

• In the revolutionary movement since the early 90s.

• Conducted underground work in Kursk, Orel and Moscow.

• In December 1897, he was arrested for belonging to the Moscow "Workers' Union" and was held in custody until December 1898.

• Upon release, he was exiled to Kursk pending trial, and in Kursk, and in June 1899, he was sentenced to exile for 3 years in the Vyatka province (with credit for pre-trial detention).

• After his exile, he returned to Moscow and served in the city government. He was a member of the City District Committee of the RSDLP.

• On June 25 (12), 1910, he was searched and arrested, but released due to insufficient evidence.

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