Vitaly Nikitchenko

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Witalij Fiedotowicz Nikitchenko (Russian: Виталий Федотович Никитченко, born 1908 in Sevastopol, died 1992) - President of the KGB of the Ukrainian SSR (1954-1970). Curriculum vitae

He completed his professional school in Melitopol, 1928-1931 studied at the Kharkiv Institute of Railway Transport Engineers and became a mechanical engineer. He worked as an engineer at the Southern Railway Administration in Kharkiv, from October 1931 to September 1933, a researcher at the Kharkiv Institute of Railway Transport Engineers, 1933-1934, a worker of the Kharkiv steam locomotive factory, 1938-1944 assistant and docent of the Kharkiv Institute of Railway Transport Engineers. ), since 1941 the candidate of technical sciences. From 1944 to 1944-1948, a member of the Regional Committee of KP (b) in Kharkiv, from December 1948 to June 1953 Head of the Transport Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (B) U / KPU, 1953-1954 Head of the Department of Administrative and Commercial Bodies KPC . From April 6, 1954 to July 16, 1970, he was the first chairman of the KGB at the Council of Ministers of the SRR, May 31, 1954 appointed Major General, 1961 Lieutenant General, and 1967 General. From September 16, 1959 to July 4, 1974, a member of the KGB USSR College, from July 1970 to July 1974 the head of the KGB Red Cross School. Feliks Dzierżyński, 1974-1978 Professor of the special cathedral of this school. From 1951 deputy to the Supreme Soviet of the SRR, later deputy to the USSR's 7th term. Honors Bibliography

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