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Konstantin Nikolayevich Wałuchin (Russian: Валухин Константин Николаевич, born 1901 in Ałatra, died June 22, 1940) was a Soviet politician and officer of the State Security Service. Curriculum vitae

1920 mobilized for the Red Army, graduated from the military machinegun school and became commander of the Special Forces 2 machine guns, then secretary of the 4th Special Forces Division of the Petrol Cavalry Division. Later he went to work in the Cheka / GPU, was politographed by the Political Secretariat of the North Caucasus GPU, and in 1925 a helper of the head of the Special Section of the 6 Special Cavalry Brigade, a plenipotentiary of the OGPU Special Branch of the North Caucasus Military District. 1924 joined the RKP (b). From September 1925 until January 1927, he was a delegate and assistant to the head of the 9th Cavalry Division of the Cavalry Division, Assistant to the Head of Division I, Head of Division I and Division II of the Special Branch of the North Caucasus Military District OGPU. From January 19, 1934 to June 10, 1936 a helper of the Head of the Special Representative Division of the OGPU Representative Office in the North Caucasus / State Security Board (UGB) of the NKVD Board in North Caucasus, from 31 January 1936 to the senior lieutenant of state security. From June 10, 1936 to May 3, 1937 Head of Division V (Special) UGB NKVD in North Caucasus, December 20, 1936, appointed captain of state security. From May to August 1938 the helper of the head of the NKVD Board in the Ordzhonikidze region (now the town of Ordzhonikidze is called Vladikavkaz), from August 19, 1937 to April 30, 1938 the head of the NKVD Board in the Omsk oblast. Then on the party work, from 27 April to 15 June 1938 p.o. From 19 June 1938 to 10 January 1939 I Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Sverdlovsk. From February to May 1939 the manager of the meat processing plant. Member of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR 1 term. On December 19, 1937, he was awarded the Order of Lenin. Also honored with the "Honorary Chess / GPU Officer" (April 8, 1934) and twice honored with honor (1931 and 1932).

May 29, 1939, arrested on May 9, 1940 by the Military College of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR for the death penalty, then shot. Bibliography

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