Igor Szumski

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Igor Boriowicz Shumski (Russian Игорь Борисович Шумский, born 1898 in Iszkoledz in the Minsk Governorate, died in July 1974 in Kiev) - Soviet security officer, colonel. Curriculum vitae Belarusian, 1914 graduated from the Mir Academy, from February 1917 to January 1918 in the Russian army, from January to June 1918 in the Red Guard in the Western Oblast (later Smolensk Oblast). From June 1918 to June 1919, the head of the Chancellery and the secretary of the Chełm Branch of the Western District and the Chieftain of the Council of People's Commissars of the Lithuanian-Byelorussian SSR, from March 1919 in the RKP (b); since June 1919 the Representative of the Special Branch of the All-Ukrainian Chancellery of the People's Commissar of the SRR; Secretary of the Special Branch of the Volyn Gubernian Chance. From December 1919 to December 1920, helper of the head of the military checkpoint of the Special Branch of the Chieftain 12 Army and Deputy Chief of the Special Section of the 7th Rifle Division, then the head of the Special Branch of the 7th Rifle Division, Head of the Special Branch of the 44th Rifle Division and Head of the Special Section of the Chief Security The 1st Cavalry Corps. From July 1924 to May 1928 he was a member of the GPU of the Ukrainian National Security Agency, later a helper of the GPU district head office in Kamieniec Podolski. In 1930 he was head of the GPU division in Melitopol. From September 1931 to May 1932 he was head of the Moldovan GPU , later in frontier troops GPU / NKVD. From December 23, 1935, Colonel, from May 1936 to August 1937 Deputy Chief of the NKVD Board of the Kharkiv Oblast, from May 17, 1936 to August 1937 Head of the Special Branch of the Chief State Security Board of the Kharkov Military District, from July 4 to August 16, 1937, Head of the NKVD Board of the Kharkiv Oblast. From August 1937 to March 1938 the head of the NKVD Town Branch in Zaporozhye, from March 1938 to September 1939 the deputy head of the NKWD correctional camp; From February to August 1943, the head of the Jagiellonian Camp NKVD No. 145 in the Course, from June 1944 to January 1945 the head of the Jagiellonian Camp NKVD No. 62 in Kyiv. From January 1945 to December 1950, head of the Management Board for Prisoners of War and Internecine NKVD / MWD of the Ukrainian SSR, from December 1950 to June 1956 deputy head of the Management Board of Corrective Labor Camps and Colony MWD of the Ukrainian SSR, then retired. Honors

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