Grigory Brojdo

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Grigorij Isaakovich Brojdo, owner 1901-1903 Member of the Bund, 1903 SDPRR, 1909 graduated from the law faculty of the University of St. Petersburg, 1909-1916 served as advocate, 1916-1917 served in the army, in the reserve regiment in Tashkent. After the February Revolution, chairman of the Tashkent soldiers' deputy, chairman of the board in Syria, editor-in-chief of "Our Gazette", 1918 member of the Supreme Economic Council of Russia FSRR, head of the Samaritan Government School, 1919 member of the Military Council of the First Army Eastern Front, later head of the party department of the Turks and the Council of People's Commissars of the RFSRR, 1920 leader of the extraordinary expedition to Chiwa, extraordinary representative of RFSRR in Chiwe and Amu dary, lecturer at the Communist Workers University of the East. 1921-1923 deputy National People's Commissar for Nationalities, 1925-1927 head of State Publishing House, then rector of the Communist University of Saratov, later head of the publishing department of KC WKP (b), 1933-1934 national secretary Committee of the WKP (b) of the Lower Volga. From November 3, 1934 to November 1934, First Secretary of the Communist Party (Bolsheviks) of Tajikistan. 1934-1936 deputy national education commissioner RFSRR, 1936-1938 director of publishing KC WKP (b), 1938-1941 director of medical publishing. 1934-1939 candidate for KC WKP member (b). In August 1941, he was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, 1951-1954 exiled in Kazakh SSR, 1955 released and rehabilitated. Bibliography

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