Mikhail Boguslawski

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Leaders of the Left Opposition. From left to right are: Leonid Sieriebriakow, Karol Radek, Lev Trotsky, Mikhail Boguslawski and Yevgeny Prieobrażenski; They are: Christian Rakowski, Jakow Drobnis, Aleksandr Beloborodov and Lew Sosnowski Mikhail Sołomonowicz Boguslawski (Russian: Михаил Соломонович Богуславский, born 13 May 1886 in the village of Kriukowo in the province of Poltava, died February 1, 1937 in Moscow) - Soviet politician. Since 1904, connected with the social democratic movement, in 1905 joined the Socialist Jewish Workers Party, several times arrested. Since 1912 the chairman of the Krzemieniec sickness fund, since 1917 a member of the SDPRR (b), in 1917 deputy chairman of the Kremenchug Council. From February 1918 the People's Secretary of Finance of the People's Republic of Ukraine, in 1918-1919 the chairman of the Executive Committee of the City Council in Voronezh, in 1919 Secretary of the All-Ukrainian Central Executive Committee (CIK). From September 1919 Secretary of the Political Board of the Revolutionary Military Council of the Republic, from December 1919 Deputy Chairman of the Kharkov Revolutionary Committee, from December 1919 to May 1920 Secretary of the Kharkiv Provincial Government Committee KP (b) U, May 1920 Head of the Political Department of the People's Political Commissariat of the RFSRR 1920-1921 chairman of the Central Committee of the Printers' Union, in 1921-1922 a member of the Moscow Municipal Committee of the RKP (b) and a member of the Presidium of the City Council in Moscow. From 1922 to February 1924 Deputy Chairman of the Moscow City Council, in 1924 Deputy Chairman of the Chief State Insurance Board, from September 1, 1924 to December 1927 Chairman of the Small Council of People's Commissars RFSRR. December 18, 1928 excluded from the WKP (b), since 1928 deputy chairman of the Siberian National Planning Commission, in 1930 he was reintegrated into the party. From 1932 to August 1936 the head of the construction of Novosibirsk mining equipment. Associated with Trotskyists.

On the threshold of the great purge August 5, 1936 arrested by the NKVD. Judge in the show's second Moscow trial in front of the Military College of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. January 30, 1937 sentenced to death, shot the next day. The body was cremated in the crematorium at the Cemetery of Dońskim, ashes were buried anonymously. Bibliography

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