Andriy Hirenko

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Andriy Mykolayevich Hirenko (or Andrei Nikolayevich Girenko) was a Soviet and Ukrainian politician from before the dissolution of the Soviet Union. He headed the Komsomol of Ukraine and was the 1st Party Secretary in Kherson and Crimea.

Hirenko was born in 1936 as Adolf which he changed in 1972. [1] He died in late December 2017. [2]

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Party political offices
Preceded by
Aleksandr Kapto
(Oleksandr Kapto)
1st Secretary of the Komsomol of Ukraine
19721975
Succeeded by
Anatoliy Kornienko
(Anatoliy Koniyenko)
Preceded by
Ivan Mozgovoi
(Ivan Mozghovyi)
1st Secretary of the Kherson Oblast Committee
19801987
Succeeded by
Mikhail Kushnerenko
(Mykhailo Kushnerenko)
Preceded by 1st Secretary of the Crimean Oblast Committee
19871989
Succeeded by
Nikolai Bagrov
(Mykola Bahrov)