The two revolvers that turned a Soviet editor into a traitor
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The two revolvers that turned a Soviet editor into a traitor
In this episode we follow the life and work of Johann Gockel-Ehrlich, from a paper-shop childhood in Hallein to editing German-language atheist propaganda in Kharkiv, and the moment two revolvers in his apartment set a four-year process in motion. How did the state turn his career of anti-religious publishing into grounds for accusation?
Person: Johann Gockel-Ehrlich
Date: born 8 July 1896; revolvers found night of 10 December 1933; executed 11 March 1938
Location: Kharkiv, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
Occupation: Editor-in-chief of Neuland; German-language publisher and writer
Topic: Anti-religious literature, Communist Party activism
- Born in Hallein, trained as a bookbinder, son of parents who ran a paper goods shop.
- Joined the Communist Party of Austria in 1919, founded local party cells, became branch president.
- Emigrated to the USSR in 1923, attended the Communist Party of the Nationalities of the West, then moved to Kharkiv.
- Edited and published German-language atheist materials: Neuland biweekly, Anti-Religious Library pamphlets, and children's illustrated books.
- On 10 December 1933, two revolvers were discovered in his Kharkiv apartment, initiating a multi-year security process.
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