Nikolai Malcev

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Nikolai Vladimirovich Malcev (Russian: Николай Владимирович Мальцев, born January 1, 1891 in the village of Szoszkary in the Kazan province or in Kazan, died 1941) - Soviet politician and party activist. Curriculum vitae

Born in the family of a vet, 1909 completed a real school in Kazan, and 1917 Medical Faculty of the University of Moscow. From May 19 to November 1917, a soldier of the Russian Army, from November 1917 to June 1918, a member of the medical office of the Petrograd Council, from June 1918 to January 1919 a doctor in the Red Army. From January to September 1919, head of the Kazakh health care department, head of the sanitary section of the Kazakh fortified region, from September 1919 to November 1920 head of the Siberian health department, from November to December 1920 head of the health department of the Smolensk region. From January 1921 to November 1922, head of the Board of the South Crimea Resorts, from December 1922 to July 1925 deputy chairman of the Board of the Union of Sanatoriums of the Moscow Branch of Health Protection, from July 1925 to 1927 head of the Administrative Department of the People's Commissariat of Health Protection of the RFSRR, April 1927 senior inspector of the People's Commissar Worker and Peasant Inspection of the USSR. From 19 December 1927 to 26 January 1934 Member of the Central Control Committee of the WKP (b), until 1929 Head of the People's Commissariat of the Labor and Peasant Labor Inspection of the USSR, from February to June 1934 Deputy and then Deputy Chief of the Central Board of Archives at the Central Executive Committee (CIK) USSR, 1934-1938 Head of Central Archives Board at CIK USSR. From September 29, 1938 to April 2, 1939, p. Head of the Main Board of the NKVD Archives of the USSR, from April to July 1939 at the disposal of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (BKK), 1939-1941 Head of the medical section of the Special Forces Headquarters of the USSR Health Protective Service, then the Red Army. He died at the front. Bibliography

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