Alexei Ruczkin

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Alexei Fyodorovich Ruchkin (Russian: Алексей Фёдорович Ручкин, born 1903 in the village of Kuliki, Tambov Governorate, died in January 1975) Curriculum vitae <1919> completed a course in teacher training, from 1919 in the Red Army, participant in the civil war, since 1920 in the RKP (b). He completed the Red Army infantry training and the high school party at the 9th Army's political faculty. XII 1919 - X 1921 in the internal armies of Chełm's organs, helper of the Plenipotentiary of the Chekhov county political office in Shack (Tambov Governorate). From 1921 he was an etiquette party worker in the Riańska gubernatorial district, 1921-1922 secretary of the organizational department of the Szacki RKP county committee (b), 1922-1925 GPU officer.

1925-1926 again in the Red Army, a regimental student of the 142th regimental regiment of the 48th Rifle Division, from 1926 in the OGPU. 1928-1929 high school student of OGPU. Since 1932, the officer responsible for the central apparatus of the OGPU - Chief State Security. December 11, 1935 appointed chief lieutenant, June 7, 1939 captain, and June 16, 1940, a major of state security. June 4, 1940 - January 31, 1944 Head of the NKVD Board of the Murmansk Oblast. 26 January 1947 - 18 January 1951 Deputy Minister of State Security of the Belarusian Ministry of National Defense, 24 January 1951 - 16 March 1953 Minister of State Security of Chuvash ASRR, 16 III - 16 VII 1953 Chief MWD Division of the Rostov Oblast. From 14 February 1943 the Commissioner of State Security, since 9 July 1945 the Major General. X 1953 - June 1954 deputy head of the "Mineralnyj" Labor Correctional Office for operational and security work. Member of the Supreme Soviet of the 2nd term of office.

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