Alexei Nikitin

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April 14, 1939) - Russian lawyer and politician, Post and Telegraph Minister of the Russian Federation (1917), Minister of the Interior of the Russian Federation (1917) 1917). Curriculum vitae

He graduated from the Law Faculty of the Moscow University, in 1899 joined the SDPRR, after the split in the Menshevik party, 1917 chairman of the Moscow Revolutionary Military Committee, from 13 to 18 March 1917 chairman of the Executive Committee of the Moscow City Council (workers' deputies). From 18 March to 24 April 1917, head of the Moscow City Council, since April 24, 1917, Member of the Presidium of the Executive Committee of the Moscow City Council, July 8, 1917, Deputy Chairman of the Moscow City Duma, from 6th August to 8th November 1917 Minister of Post and Telegraphs of the Russian Republic. From September 8, 1917 to October 8, 1917, Minister of the Interior of the Russian Federation, October 18, 1917 Member of the Special Forces for the Liberation of Petrograd, November 8, 1917 for 4 days, arrested by the Bolsheviks after their occupation of the Winter Palace. p> December 2, 1917 again arrested and sent under the supervision of the Executive Committee of the Kronstadt Council, after his release from January 1918 to May 1920 he was in Rostov on Don, in May 1920 again arrested, then sentenced to death, the sentence was changed to 15 years imprisonment, 1921 was pardoned. He was arrested in Moscow on August 11, 1930, released on March 14, 1938, again on April 14, 1939, sentenced to death by the Military College of the USSR Supreme Court for "belonging to a counterrevolutionary terrorist organization" and shot. May 23, 1991 posthumously rehabilitated. Bibliography

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