Ilja Pavlov

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Ilia Semyonovich Pavlov (Russian: Илья Семёнович Павлов, born 1899 in Tsarskoye Selo, died in September 1964 in Moscow) is a Soviet general. Curriculum vitae

In 1915, he graduated from Tsarskoye Selo High School, from April 1919 to July 1920, a Red Army soldier, from May 1, 1919, a member of the RKP (b), from July to September 1920, an officer of the Special Front Section of the Western Front in Smolensk. From September 1920 to January 1921, he was assigned to the Special Check Department of the Reserve Army in Vyazma, later held managerial positions in the Special Checks / GPU / OGPU / NKVD Divisions of various military units and military districts. From August 1930 to February 1934 Head of the Special Forces Unit of the 19 th Rifle Corps in Leningrad, from March 1934 to August 1935 Head of the Special Forces 18 Rifle Corps in the Amur region. From September 1936 to 31 May 1938 Head of Division 4 of the Special Forces NKVD Black Sea Fleet 1938 to July 1940 deputy head of the Special Branch of the NKVD Kalinin Military District, from 27 June 1938 senior lieutenant of state security, and since 14 May 1939 captain of state security. From July to September 24, 1940 Deputy Head of Special NKVD Division of the Baltic Military District, from January to September 1941 Head of the Special Branch of the NKVD / 7th Division of the Leningrad Military District to the rank of brigadier, September 1941 Deputy Chief, and from 10 January to 17 May 1942 Head of Special Unit of the NKVD Karelian Front, January 10, 1942 appointed chief of state security. From June 8, 1942 to February 21, 1944, deputy head of the Special Forces / Counterintelligence Division of the Central Asian Military District, February 14, 1943 appointed State Security Commissioner, and May 26, 1943, Major General, from February 21 to June 1944, Head of the Central Asian Military District Counter-Intelligence Board. July to 5 February 1945 deputy head of the Board of the Border Patrol 2 of the Belarusian Front. From February 5 to March 1945, deputy head of the Operations and Chief of the NKVD Department of the USSR, then deputy chief of the Board 3 and the board of the 2nd National Prisoner and Internecine Corps of the USSR, from March 17, 1947 to December 1953 deputy chief of the Central Board MWD USSR Roadways, then retired. Honors

In 5 medals. Bibliography

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