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Ivan Ivanovich Vradij (Russian Иван Иванович Врадий, born 1906 in the Chersonese govt., died in June 1984 in Moscow) - Soviet lieutenant general, NKVD officer and Smiersz.

Born in a Ukrainian family of foresters, he has been working in the Central Asian Railway since 1926, from September 1928 to January 1932, a Red Army soldier in Tashkent, since January 1932 a member of the WKP (b). From January 1932 in the Ogpu Central Asia, from October 1934 NKVD employee of the Tajik SRR, from February 1936 to March 1938 p.o. From March 11, 1938 to November 1939, head of the NKVD TADSKI Human Resources Division, from May 20, 1936, a state security sergeant, March 11, 1938 promoted to lieutenant of state security, and July 8, 1939 senior lieutenant of state security. From November 1939 to March 28, 1940, p. from 28 March 1940 to 7 August 1941 deputy head of the NKVD Board of the National Security Service, 19 December 1940 promoted to the captain of state security, from 7 August 1941 to 29 April 1943 head of the Department 5 and helper of the head of the Personnel Department of the NKVD USSR, January 10, 1942 appointed chief of state security, and on February 14, 1943 the colonel of state security. From April 29, 1943 until May 20, 1946, Chief of the Chief of Staff of the Counterintelligence Unit (GUKR) Smiersz, May 26, 1943 promoted to Major General, and September 25, 1944 Lieutenant General, May 20, 1946 to July 23, 1951 deputy head of the USSR MGB Personnel Board. November 14, 1951 to January 16, 1954 Head of the Ministry of Justice of the USSR Labor Corps in the U.S.R., then dismissed from the service. On January 3, 1955, he was deprived of the generals' degree for discrediting himself while working in state security organs. Honors

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