Nikolay Muralov
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Nikolay Ivanovich Muralov (1877 - 1937) was a Russian socialist, active in the Trotskyite opposition and sentenced to death in a trial in 1937.
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- Vyshinsky: Were you badly treated?
Muralov: I was deprived of my liberty.
Vyshinsky: But perhaps rough methods were used against you?
Muralov: No. No such rough methods were used. I must say that in Novosibirsk and here I was treated politely and no cause for resentment was given. I was treated very decently and politely.- Dialogue with state prosecutor Andrey Vyshinsky during his trial. Quote from Harpal Brar's Trotskyism or Leninism?, p. 300-1.
