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Table 5 (part a, part b, part c)
Data about the social status of the repressed people in the
sphere of their occupations, professions and jobs.
(On the basis of data in "Odessa Martyrology" for 33012 people)

(b) Occupations, Professions, or Jobs
Total Number of Repressed People
%
In that Number within the Years
1919-1930
1931-1940
1941-1952

Education

2364
---
285
1531
548

Education workers and students in secondary and special secondary educational institutions:
1310
100
152
851
307

Teachers
764
58.3
83
512
169

Students
238
18.2
56
114
68

Administration
157
12
7
118
32

Auxiliary personnel
151
11.5
6
107
38

Education workers and students of higher educational institutions:
941
100
124
615
202

Instructors
309
32.8
24
223
62

Undergraduate and postgraduate students
494
52.5
87
308
99

Administration
34
3.6
3
23
8

Auxiliary personnel
104
11.0
10
61
33

Educational workers in children's institutions
113
--
9
65
39

Medicine

622
100
32
404
186

Physicians
168
27.0
9
98
61

Medium-level and junior medical personnel
188
30.2
11
113
64

Other workers in medical institutions
In that number:
266
41.2
12
193
61

Administration
55
8.8
2
36
16

Technical personnel
193
31.0
7
145
41

Art, Science, Culture, Press

614
--
52
390
172

Writers, artists, painters, musicians and others
202
--
18
112
72

Workers in scientific institutions
103
100
4
78
21

In that number scientific workers
60
58.3
1
42
15

Workers in museums, theaters, libraries and clubs
242
100
24
146
72

In that number scientific workers
97
40.1
8
61
28

Workers in the mass media
67
100
6
54
7

In that number journalists, editors and others
48
71.6
5
36
5

Religion

334
100
47
233
49

Ministers
244
73.1
36
171
35

Monks, choristers, elders and others
90
26.9
11
62
14