Ruhulla Akhundov

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Ruhulla Əli oğlu Axundov (born January 13, 1897 in the village of Şüvəlan in the Baku Governorate, died April 21, 1938) - Soviet and Azerbaijani politician, journalist and journalist, First Secretary of the Communist Party of Bolsheviks of Azerbaijan 1925-1926 . Curriculum vitae

He completed his trade school, 1917-1919, member of the Azerbaijani group of the Left, and 1918 editor of the Izvestia newspaper in Baku, 1919 editor of the Kommunist newspaper and Hürriyyt newspaper in Baku, May 1919 in RKP (b) 1921 Head of the Rural Labor Department of the Communist Party of the Bolsheviks of Azerbaijan, 1922-1924 Secretary of the Bakiji Communist Party (B) A, 1924-1925 and again 1926-1928 Second Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (B) A, 1925-1926 KC Secretary of the party. 1924-1928 Director of the Azərnəşr Publishing House, 1928-1929 National Education Commissioner of the SRR, 1928-1929 Studied at the Institute of the Red Profeses, since 1929 editor of the magazine "Bakinski raboczij", from 8 May to 19 November 1930 III secretary of the National Committee of the Communist Party of Lithuania (b. 1930-1933 employee of the Institute of the History of the Party at KC WKP (b) and member of the editorial board of "Riewolucyja i nacyonalnosti", since 1933 head of the Office of Art for the People's Commissar of the Azerbaijani People's Republic, 1936 deputy chairman of the Azerbaijani branch of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR; director of the Institute of History and Archeology of this branch. January 27, 1936, decorated with the Order of Lenin. December 17, 1936 arrested, then sentenced to death and shot. Posthumously rehabilitated in 1955. Bibliography

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