Sołomon Bak

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Solomon Arkadjewicz Bak (Russian: Соломон Аркадьевич Бак, born 1902 in the village of Wiercholeń in the Irkutsk Governorate, died January 21, 1940) is an officer of the Soviet secret service, major state security. Curriculum vitae Born in the Jewish family, 1911-1919 was educated at Irkutsk Gymnasium, from November 1917 to June 1918, member of the Irkutsk Socialist Youth Union Committee, 1917-1918 member of the Komsomol, from January 1918 in the RKP (b). From December 191 to January 1920, a member of the "red" unit, he fought with the "white" Kolchak army, in January-February 1920 the committee secretary, then the gubernian revolutionary committee, from April to July 1920 the secretary of the revolutionary revolutionary committee in Tomsk. From July 1920 to May 1921, the chairman of the guberial commissioning committee and the guberial evacuation committee in Tomsk, in May-June 1921 the chairman of the gubernatorial executive committee in Tomsk, later head of the organizational department of this committee, from July 1922 to July 1923 deputy head of the board of directors of this committee From July 1923 to March 1923, deputy head of the department of the Yueye Government Guberant Executive Committee. Politruk of the battery of the 14th Artillery Regiment, instructor of the political department of the 14th Division, from 1 November 1926 in the OGPU organs, helper of the head and head of the branch of the Eastern Division of the USSR, from December 1928 to From August 19, 1930 to February 14, 1932, head of the semipalatian GPU operating sector, from February 14, 1932 to July 10, 1934, head of the peripheral GPU branch in Karaganda. From December 25, 1935, a senior lieutenant of state security, from March 25 to December 16, 1936 Head of the Secretariat of the State Security Committee (UGB) of the NKVD Board of the Kazakh ASRR, from December 16, 1936. By April 1, 1937, the head of the NKVD Board of the Yaroslavian Oblast, on December 20, 1936 promoted to the captain, and on April 1, 1937 as a major state security. From October 1, 1937 to March 20, 1938, Deputy Chief of Interior Affairs of the Burmese-Mongolian ASRR, from April 15th to October 16th, 1938 Head of the 3rd Volgaan Correctional Labor Camp. Awarded "Honorary Chess / GPU Officer (XV)" (May 26, 1933). October 16, 1938 arrested, 19 January 1940 sentenced to death by the Military College of the Supreme Soviet USSR, then shot. Bibliography

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