Mikhail Gieorgadze

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Mikhail Porfirjewicz Gieorgadze (Russian: Михаил Порфирьевич Георгадзе, born 12 March 1912 in the village of Zodi in Kutaisk Governorate, died November 23, 1982 in Moscow) - Soviet Georgian nationality politician. Curriculum vitae From 1929 he worked as a tractor driver and tractor brigade trainee, 1934 graduated from the mechanics of agricultural mechanization, 1934-1941 studied at the Moscow Institute of Mechanization and Electrification of Agriculture. Molotov. After graduating from the institute he was an engineer, chief engineer and head of the department of the People's Commissariat of Agriculture / Ministry of Agriculture / Ministry of Agricultural Economy of the USSR, since 1942 belonged to the WKP (b), 1947-1951 was the head of the Board of the Caucus of the Chief Executive Officer of the Ministry of Agricultural Economy of the USSR. 1951-1953 Head of the Management Board of Stanicki-Traktorowe Ministry of Agrarian Economy / Ministry of Agriculture and the Georgian Stock Exchange SRR. From May 1953 to March 5, 1954 Minister of Agriculture and Stockpiles of the Georgian SSR, since September 20, 1953 Member of the Communist Party of the Communist Party of Georgia, from October 1, 1953 to March 5, 1954, and deputy Georgian President of the SRR. From 18 August 1954 to 8 August 1956 II Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Poland, from August 8, 1956 to February 1957, Deputy Prime Minister of the SRR Council of Ministers, from 12 April 1957 until the end of his life, Secretary of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, April 8, 1966 to November 23, 1982 deputy member of the CPSU Central Committee. Member of the Verkhovna Rada of the USSR for 4 to 10 terms. He was buried in the Novodevice Cemetery. Honors Bibliography

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