Lavenderie Cartweliszwili

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Lawrenti Iosebis dze Kartweliszwili, born April 28, 1890 in Ianeti village, Tbilisi, 22 August 1938 in Moscow) - Soviet and Georgian politician, First secretary of the Communist Party (Georgia) in 1923-1928, President of the Central Georgian Executive Committee of the SRR in 1927-1928, Chairman of the People's Commissar of the Georgian SSR in 1927-1929, First Secretary of the Communist Party of Georgia in 1931. Since 1905 connected with the revolutionary movement, 1910 joined the SDPRR, 1911-1914 studied at the Commercial Institute in Kiev, 1915-1916 Bolshevik activist in Saratov, after the October Revolution organized the Bolshevik power in Ukraine, the chairman of the regional SDPRR (b) XI 1918 - IV 1919 member of the revolutionary committee and suburban committee of the KP (b) U in Odessa, IV-VIII 1919 secretary of the KP (b) U Committee in Odessa then a member of the Military Revolutionary Council of the South of the 12th Army Group, 1920 head of the organizational department of the District Committee in Odessa and editor of the newspaper "Kommunist", 1921-1923 secretary of the Federal Committee of the Communist Party (b) U in Kiev, 1923-1928 secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party G, II Secretary of the National Committee of the Communist Party (b) Caucasus, 1927-1929 Chairman of the People's Commissar of the Georgian SSR. 1929-1931 Head of the Political Board of the Ukrainian Military District, Second Secretary of the Central Committee of the CP (b) U. From 11 September to 14 November 1931 I Secretary of the Communist Party of Georgia. 1931-1933 First secretary of the National Committee of the ICE (b) Western Siberia, and 1933-1936 in the Far East. From 28 December 1936 to 14 July 1937 First Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Crimea. Since 1930 the candidate was a member, and from 1934 a member of the Central Committee of the WKP (b). June 29, 1937 was arrested by the NKVD on the motion of Paul Postyszev, accused of espionage for Germany, Japan, Britain and other foreign powers, involved in conspiracy to overthrow the Soviet government and the murder of Stalin, Yezhov and other party and state leaders. Sentenced to death by the Military College of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and executed in the Commune. Bibliography

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