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Iwan Pawłowicz Małkin (Russian: Иван Павлович Малкин, born 1899 in the village of Kuzminskoje in the Ryazan province, died March 2, 1939) - an officer of the Soviet secret service, major state security.

From Russian origin. In 1909 he graduated from school and worked as a locksmith. From October 1917 to February 1918, a soldier of the Moscow Red Guards, since September 1918 a member of the RKP (b), October-November 1918 a soldier of the Red Army in Balashev. From January 1919 in Chełm's organs, he worked in the special departments of the Red Army units, 1920 resident at the back of the White Army and the Defense Commissioner in Novorossiysk, 1921 chairman of the municipal district of Chechnya in Novorossiysk, later in the Kuban-Black Sea region of Chechka, 1922-1925 -Germany Regional Circuit GPU / Cuban Regional GPU Branch. From 1926 to 1928, Head of Counter-Terrorism Division of the Cuban Regional Branch of the GPU, 1928 Head of the Counter-Terrorism Division of the District Regional GPU, 1929 Officer of the Kalmyk District GPU, 1929-1931 Head of the GPU in Taganrog, 1931-1933 Assistant to the Head of the Stavropolski Operating Sector GPU 1932 GPU Officer of the Year. From April 1934 to February 27, 1935 deputy head of the 33rd OGPU / NKWD Border Division in Sochi, since 27 February 1935 deputy head, and from 27 January 1936 to 28 September 1937 head of the NKWD City Branch in Sochi, February 23, 1936 appointed captain of state security, and June 22, 1937, a major of state security. From 16 July to 28 September 1937 Head of the State Security Board (UGB) of the NKVD Board of the Azov-Black Sea Country, from September 28, 1937 to December 2, 1938 Head of the NKVD Krasnodar Regional Board. Member of the USSR's 1st term of office. December 2, 1938 arrested, March 2, 1939 sentenced to death by the Military College of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and shot. Honors Bibliography

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