Alexei Kopytcev

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Alexei Ivanovich Kopytcev (Russian: Алексей Иванович Копытцев, born 1912 in the village of Mańkino in the Smolensk gubernatorial district, died?) - An official of the Soviet secret service. Curriculum vitae The son of a weaver, 1929 graduated from Gzatik University (now Gagarin), 1930-1938 a member of the Komsomol, 1930-1933 worked in a Moscow factory, from September 1933 to August 1938 he studied at the Moscow University, where he was later a 2 month researcher . Since April 1938, member of the WKP (b), since November 21, 1938, in the NKVD bodies, acting plenipotentiary of the 7th Division of the 5th State Chief of State Security, since December 2, 1938; State Security, April 11, 1939 promoted to captain, and March 14, 1940 major state security. July 26, 1942 Deputy Chief of Staff 5 Special NKVD USSR, from November 3, 1942 to May 1943 Head of Division 2 of the Board 5 NKVD USSR and deputy head of the Board 5 NKVD USSR, February 14, 1943 appointed State Security Commissioner. From July 1946 to October 1949, deputy head of the Board of 6 MGB USSR, from October 1949 to July 28, 1951 Head of the Board 1 Chief Executive Board of the Special Services From April 1952 to March 1953, instructor of the Department of Administrative Offices of the KC WKP (b), from April 18, 1953 to March 1954 deputy head of the 8 MWD USSR Board, from August 14, 1954 to January 1965 deputy head of the 8th KGB Central Board of the USSR . Honors

And 4 medals. Bibliography

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