Mikhail Pomazniew

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Michaił Trofimowicz Pomazniew (Russian: Михаил Трофимович Помазнев, born 19 November 1911 in the village of Bołotowo in the Orłowo province, died August 31, 1987 in Moscow) - Soviet politician, deputy member of the Central Committee of the CPSU (1952-1956). >

From 1931 he was a member of the WKP (b), 1934 graduated from the Moscow Institute of Planning and became a senior economist of the State Planning Commission of the USSR, 1935-1936 served in the Red Army. Since November 1936, the group leader, sector manager and p.o. Head of the State Planning Commission of the USSR, from April 1938 Senior Consultant and Head of the Economic Council of the People's Commissar of the USSR, since April 1939 Secretary of the Economic Council. Since February 1941, the Secretary of the Transport Committee of the State Defense Committee, since February 1943 the First Deputy Chief, and since August 1945 the head of the "Glavsnabuglia" (Chief Executive Board of the Coal Supply) at the People's Commissar / Council of Ministers of the USSR. From March 1949 to August 1953, head of the Regional Council of Ministers of the USSR, from February 1965 the Deputy Head of the Rusaniestroj Union of the Ministry of Construction of the RFSRR, since February 1966 the chief specialist, head of department and deputy head of the department of the State Committee of the Council USSR Cabinet Secretary, since March 1972 retired. Awarded the Order of the Red Labor Banner and Order of the First Class Patriotic War. Bibliography

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