Iwan Tewosian

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Ivan Fiodorowicz Tewosian, owner Howhannes Tewosjan (Russian: Иван Фёдорович Тевосян, born January 4, 1902 in uuşy, March 30, 1958 in Moscow) is a Soviet politician of Armenian origin, deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR (1949-1953 and 1953-1956), member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (1939-1952) and the Central Committee of the Communist Party (1952-1958), deputy member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the CPSU (1952-1953).

After graduating from the 1918 trade school in Baku, he joined the RKP (b), 1919-1921 was the secretary of the Border Communist Party (Bolshevik) Committee of Azerbaijan in Baku. In March 1921 he participated in the suppression of the Kronstadt uprising, 1921-1927 he studied at the Academy Mining in Moscow, later he was an engineer at the "Elektrostal" factory. From July 13, 1930 to January 26, 1934, he was a member of the Central Control Commission of the WKP (b), holding positions in the industry and the people's defense industry commission of the USSR. In May-June 1937 he was the chief engineer. From June to October 1937, head of the Soviet Shipbuilding Industry People's Commissariat of the USSR and Deputy Commissar of the People's Commissar, from October 1937 to January 11, 1938, the first deputy of the USSR Defense Industry Commissioner. From January 11, 1939 to May 17, 1940, the People's Commissar of the Shipbuilding Industry of the USSR, from March 21, 1939 until the death of a member of the KC WKP (b) / CPSU. From May 17, 1940 to July 29, 1948, USSR's People's Commissar / Minister of Black Metallurgy, from July 29, 1948 to June 13, 1949 Minister of the USSR Metallurgical Industry, from June 12, 1949 to March 15, 1951 President of the USSR Council of Ministers of Metallurgy and Geology, June 1949 to March 15, 1953 deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, also a member of the Bureau / Presidium of the Council of Ministers of the USSR. From 28 December 1950 to 15 March 1953 again the Minister of Black Metallurgy of the USSR, from 16 October 1952 to 5 March 1953 deputy member of the Bureau (Political Bureau) of the CPSU Central Committee. From March 15, 1953 to February 8, 1954, again the minister of the metallurgical industry of the USSR, at the same time since December 7, 1953 the chairman of the Office of the Council of Ministers of the USSR for metallurgy. From December 7, 1953 to December 28, 1956, deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, from February 8, 1954, chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers for Metallurgy, the coal industry and geology. From 30 December 1956 until the death of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the USSR in Japan. 1946-1958 deputy to the Supreme Soviet of the USSR from 3 to 5 terms. He was buried in a cemetery near the Kremlin wall. Honors

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