Vasily Yakovienko

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Wasilij Grigorjevich Yakovienko, born 15 March 1889 in the village of Tasiejewo, Yugoslavia, died July 29, 1937) - RFSRR (1922-1923) Curriculum vitae 1910-1917 served in the Russian army, participant of the First World War, 1917 chairman of the village council in the village. From July 1917, member of the SDPRR (b), 1918-1920 chairman of the North-Kurdish Frontisan Council, organizer of the Communist guerilla in Siberia, 1920 chairman of the revolutionary revolutionary committee in Kansk and head of the military-revolutionary staff of the Tasievian Soviet Partisan Republic. From January 19, 1922 to July 7, 1923, the Federal Agriculture Commissioner of the RFSRR, from July 7, 1923 to May 10, 1926, the Federal Social Insurance Commissioner, RFSRR, from May 31, 1924 to December 18, 1925, a Central Member RKP Control Committee (b). 1926-1928 Member of the Committee for the Help of the Northern Lands, 1928-1932 Chairman of the Electoral Commission of the Founding Representative of the Central Executive Committee (CIK) USSR, 1932-1935 Member of the Bureau of the National Planning Commission of the Labor and Defense Council of the USSR, 1935 Member of the Council of the Research Institute

Awarded the Cross of St. George II, III and IV. February 9, 1937 arrested on July 29, 1937, sentenced to death by the Military College of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on charges of belonging to a counter-revolutionary terrorist organization and shot dead. June 30, 1956 posthumously rehabilitated. Bibliography

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