Alfons Noviks

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Alfons Noviks (born 1908 in the village of Silagaiļi near Lucyna, died March 12, 1996 in Riga) - Latvian Communist, Soviet security officer, Major General, People's Commissar of Internal Affairs of the SRR (1940-1941), People's Commissar / Minister of State Security of the Latvian Ministry of National Security (1941 and 1944-1953). Curriculum vitae

The son of a poor peasant, 1927 graduated from high school, worked in road building, later in his brother's farm, in April-May 1932 a worker delegate in Moscow, from July 1932 to October 1940 a member of the Communist Party of Latvia. From September 1932 to July 1933 he served in the military, since August 1933 he was working at the Komsomol Regional Council of Latvia in Dyneburg, and in November 1933 he was arrested and imprisoned in Riga prison, from where he left in November 1938, and then worked again in his brother's farm . From June to August 1940, head of the State Security Administration of the Ministry of Interior of Latvia, from 19 August 1940 to 26 February 1941 National Interior Commissioner of the Latvian Ministry of National Defense, since January 2, 1941 senior state security officer, from 26 February to 31 July 1941 national public security commissioner of the Latvian Ministry of National Defense. Later in the NKVD reserve of the USSR, from 18 January to 1 June 1942 Head of Division 6 (Latvian) Division 2 of the Board 4 NKVD USSR, from June 1, 1942 to May 15, 1943 Head of Division 4 Division 2 of the Board 4 NKVD USSR, from 14 February 1943 state. From May 15 to November 30, 1943 Head of Division 4 of Division 2 of the Board 4 NKGB USSR, from November 30, 1943 to March 1944 Head of the NKGB USSR Operational Group in Latvia, March 1944 to March 3, 1953 National Security Commissioner / Minister of State Security of the Latvian Ministry of National Defense July 1945 Major General. From March 1953 to January 1954 Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Stockpile of the Latvian Ministry of National Defense, later retired. Member of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR for 1 to 3 terms. March 15, 1994 arrested as responsible for organizing mass deportations, shootings and torture of innocent Latvian citizens and sentenced to life imprisonment; He died in prison. Honors

In 6 medals. Bibliography

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