Mikhail Zapiewalin

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Curriculum vitae Born in a poor Russian peasant family, in 1918 he finished school in his native country, from September 1926 to June 1928 he studied at the Soviet party school in Kołomno, since September 1928 served in the Red Army, from October 1935 to May 1937 Secretary responsible office from May to September 1937 instructor of the political department of the Moscow Kremlin Executive Board, from September 1937 to April 1939 the listener and secretary of the party committee of the Party College at KC WKP (b), from 15 June 1938 senior politruk, April-September 1939 Instructor of the Human Resources Management Committee of the CCC WKP (b), June 8, 1939 promoted to the Red Army Battalion Commissar. From April 19, 1940 to March 22, 1941, deputy head of the GURKM NKVD USSR, 19 June 1940 promoted to the US Army. for senior militia. From 22 March to 7 August 1941 Deputy Head of the NKVD Board of the Moscow Region for Personnel, since July 29, 1941 Major State Security, from August 7 to September 13, 1941 Deputy Head of the Personnel Department of the NKVD USSR, from 13 September to 6 October 1941 Deputy Chief of the General Administration From October 6, 1941 to July 29, 1943, deputy head of the NKVD Board of the Moscow Region Personnel, February 14, 1943 promoted to the Colonel of State Security. From July 19, 1943 to May 22, 1945, Deputy Chief of the NKVD Board of the Moscow Region, December 14, 1943 appointed Commissioner of State Security, from 22 May to 30 August 1945 deputy head of the "F" Division of the NKVD USSR, from July 9, 1945 Major General. From October 19, 1949 to January 19, 1959, head of the NKVD Board of the Crimean District, from December 20, 1949 to November 19, 1952, head of the Political Department and deputy head of the USGS Gulagu. From 19 November 1952 to 21 July 1953 Minister of Interior Tatras ASRR, from 21 July 1953 to 30 April 1954 First Deputy Minister of Interior of the Georgian SSR, from 30 April to 19 November 1954 First deputy chairman of the Georgian SSR KGB, from 10 January 1955 Deputy Chief , and since 31 July 1958 the head of the Karaganda Correctional Worker's Board of the MWD. ​​ Honors

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