Ilarion Gagua

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Ilarion Awksentis Gagua (Russian: Илларион Авксентиевич Гагуа, born 1900 in Kotianeti, Georgia, October 17, 1951 in Abkhazia) - Georgian officer of the Soviet secret service, Major General. Curriculum vitae

In 1916 he finished 5 classes in Baku, and in 1917 he attended a school in Poti. From December 1917 to June 1918 he worked in a hydrotechnical road construction division at the Turkish front in Trapezont, later worked on his farm, and from August 1919 to August 1920 in a shop in the port of Poti. From August 1920 to February 1921, soldier of the 3rd Georgian regiment of the Menshevik army, from March to October 1921 in the Poti militia, then in the Pilsen district of Poti, from May 1923 to January 1926 in the county seat of Kutaisi; January 1929 Plenipotentiary of the Kutaiski District GPU. From January 1929 to March 1931, Head of the Secret Department of the Abkhazian GPU, from March 1931 to October 1934 Head of the Political / Administrative Division of the NKVD Abkhazian ASRR, from October 1934 to May 1937 Head of the Secretariat of the Secretariat of the State Security Board (UGB) NKVD Georgian SSR, from 13 January 1936 senior lieutenant of state security, in December 1936 admitted to the WKP (b). From May 1935 to June 1937, head of the NKVD City Division in Poti, then head of Branch 3 and then Branch 4 of UGB NKVD Division of the Georgian SSR, from March 20 to November 21, 1938 head of the NKVD South Ossetian Autonomous Region Board, May 23, 1938 promoted to the captain of state security from 21 November to 23 December 1938 deputy head of Division 1 of the State Security Administration. From December 29, 1941 until July 31, 1941, the People's Commissar of State Security of the Abkhazian ASRR, from August 16, 1941 to May 7, 1943, the People's Commissar of Interior of the Abkhazian ASRR May 5, 1942 was appointed Major of State Security, 1942-1943 Member of the Military Council of the 46th Army, February 14, 1943 promoted to the Commissioner of State Security. From May 1943 to October 28, 1950, again the People's Commissar / Minister of State Security of the Abkhazian ASRR, appointed Major General on July 9, 1945. Honors

And 2 medals. Bibliography

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