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Leonid Ivanovich Chitrun (Russian: Леонид Иванович Хитрун, born June 24, 1930 in Nowickie village, Lidzbark region, died in October 2009) - Soviet politician of Belarusian nationality. Curriculum vitae

From 1946 he was a tractor driver, later a chauffeur of a machine-tractor, 1948-1953 he studied at the Belarusian Agricultural Academy, then became a mechanic engineer and worked as a chief engineer of the Tretiak Mechanic and Traction Station in the Lidzice region, then in the peripheral agricultural administration in Grodno. From 1955 a member of the CPSU, 1958-1959 First deputy head, and 1959-1960 head of the board of material and technical supplies and manager of the regional trust of the land reclamation in Grodno, 1960-1961 head of the regional board of agricultural management in Grodno. 1961-1971 President of the Republican Union of "Belchatiechnik", 1971-1972 Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the SRR, 1972-1976 First Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the USSR. 1976-1979 deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers of the SRR, 1979-1980 deputy head of the agricultural department of the CPSU Central Committee, from October 1980 to January 1986 chairman of the USSR State Committee for Production and Technical Agricultural Insurance, July 1987 to August 1991 First Secretary of the Regional Committee CUSSR in Ryazan. From March to November 1990 he was chairman of the Rusian Regional People's Council, since his retirement in November 1990, and since August 1992 he has been working in the Moscow Agricultural Technology Association. Member of the USSR Verkhovna Rada of the 11th term, People's Deputies of the USSR. 1981-1986 member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, since 1986 deputy member, and 1990-1991 member of the Central Committee of the CPSU. Awarded the Order of the October Revolution and the three Red Labor Commands. Bibliography

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