Aleksandr Minajew-Cikanowski

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Aleksandr Matwiejewicz Minajew-Cikanowski, owner Shay Moszkowicz Cikanowski (Александр Матвеевич Минаев-Цикановский (born February 1888 in Odessa, February 25, 1939) - Jew, Soviet security officer, heavy industry of the USSR (1938).

Educated at home, 1904-1906 a member of the SS party, the militia of this party, 1908 for the activities of the militia of the SSA sentenced to 10 years of forced labor, in December 1916 released. From December 1916 to March 1917, he settled in the Irkutsk Gubernatorial District, later in Kherson. as a driver in the military and technical committee, from February to May 1918 at the evacuation in Rostov and Moscow, from May 1918 to February 1919 he conducted underground operations in the Kherson Governorate. From February to June 1919 Head of the Government Department of Political Education in Kherson, since March 1919, member of the RKP (b), from June to August 1919 Head of the Secret Service and Chancellor of Chechen Chancellery, from August to November 1919 in the Red Army, again in Czeka. From Nov. 1921 to October 1924, head of the secretary-operations section of the Gauze / gubernian branch of the GPU in Mikolajów, the GPU of the GPU, Vinnitsa and the Volyn Governmental Department of the GPU, and deputy head of those GPU branches from October 1924 to September 25, 1926 Head of the Economic Department Plenipotentiary of OGPU in North Caucasus. From September 5, 1928 to September 1930 Head of the GPU district in Perm, September 1930 to September 1931 Head of the Economic Division of the Plenipotentiary Office of the OGPU in the Moscow Oblast, From September 27, 1931 to May 15, 1933 Assistant to the Head of the Economic Board of the OGPU at the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR, from May 16, 1933 to January 25, 1934 Deputy Representative of the OGPU at the People's Commissar's Council on the Urals region. From January 25 to July 10, 1934, a prominent representative of the OGPU at the People's Commissariat of the People's Republic of Chelyabinsk, from July 15, 1934 to July 15, 1936 Head of the NKVD Chelyabinsk Oblast, since 29 November 1935 Major State Security, July 15, 1936 to April 7, NKVD governor of the Stalingrad Oblast, 3rd April 1937 promoted to the Commissioner of State Security III rank. From April 7th to July 11th, 1937, deputy head of the 3rd Division of the State Security Administration, from July 11, 1937 to March 28, 1938, p. From 28 March to 10 July 1938, Head of Division VIII of the Board of Directors and NKVD of the USSR, from 29 June to 5 November 1938 deputy commissioner of the heavy industry of the USSR. November 6, 1938 arrested, February 25, 1939 sentenced to death by the Military College of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and shot. Honors Bibliography

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