Andrei Ustienko

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Andriej Iwanowicz Ustienko (Russian: Андрей Иванович Устенко, born 1 December 1904 in the village of Wielikaja Bieriozowka in the gubernian province, died 15 June 1998) - Soviet politician, member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (b) U) (1949-1952). 1923-1925 chairman of the village council, 1925-1926 head of the department of the Komsomol district committee, from 1926 in the WKP (b), 1926-1929 instructor and head of the regional department of the association of food associations. 1929-1930 head of district association of food associations, 1930-1931 chairman of district board of association of food associations in Chmielnicky, 1931-1932 manager of supply office in Kharkov. In 1932, head of the GPU cooperative department in Kharkov, 1932-1933 studied at the Kharkov Institute of Red Staff, later deputy head of the political department and deputy director, then director of the machine-tractor. 1938-1939 Second Secretary of the Regional Committee of the KP (b) In the Oblast Volhynian Oblast (now the Lwów Oblast), 1939-1942 Head of the Agricultural Department of the Regional Committee of KP (b) U in Voroshilovgrad, from August 1942 to March 1943 Instructor of the Agricultural Division of the Central Committee )AT. From March 1943, again the head of the Department of Agriculture of the KP (b) U Committee, secretary and third secretary of the Regional Committee of the KP (b) U in Voroshilovgrad (now Lugansk), March 1944 to 1949 First Secretary of the KP (b) U Committee in Kamieniec Podolski From January 28, 1949 to September 23, 1952, a member of the CP Central Committee (b) U. From January 1951 to April 1955 II Secretary of the CP Regional Committee (b) U / KPU in Drohobych, May 19 to November 1955 II Secretary, and from November 15, 1955 to July 9, 1958 First Secretary of the East Kashmir Regional Committee, 1958-1962 Deputy Chairman Executive Board of the District of Vinnitsa, then retired. Honors Bibliography

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