Central Auditing Commission of the 23rd Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union

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This electoral term of the Central Auditing Commission was elected by the 23rd Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1966, and was in session until the convocation of the 24th Congress in 1971. [1]

Composition

Members of the Central Auditing Commission of the 23rd Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union [1]
Name Cyrillic 22nd CAC 24th CAC BirthDeathPMNationalityGenderRef.
Akhmadzhan Adylov Ахмаджан ОдиловNewNot192520171950 Uzbek Male [2]
Zekeriya Aknazarov Зекерия АкназаровNewNot192420001945 Bashkir Male [3]
Pyotr Alekseyev Пётр АлексеевNewCC191319991940 Russian Male [4]
Mikhail Anikushin Михаил АникушинNewReelected191719971944 Russian Male [5]
Sergey Antonov Сергей АнтоновNewReelected191119871937 Russian Male [6]
Semyon Apryatkin Семён АпряткинNewCC191119771948 Russian Male [7]
Sergey Baskakov Сергей БаскаковOldNot191119861931 Russian Male [8]
Salikh Batyev Салих БатыевNewNot191119851932 Bashkir Male [9]
Nikolay Belukha Николай БелухаNewCC192019811948 Ukrainian Male [10]
Anatoly Biryukov Анатолий БирюковNewNot191720131939 Russian Male [11]
Aleksandr Botvin Александр БотвинNewCC191819981943 Ukrainian Male [12]
Viktor Bushuev Виктор БушуевNewReelected191919981947 Russian Male [13]
Evgeniy Cherednichenko Евгений ЧередниченкоOldReelected191219861931 Russian Male [14]
Vasily Cherny Василий ЧёрныйNewCC191319961939 Russian Male [15]
Giorgi Dzotsenidze Георгий ДзоценидзеOldReelected191019761940 Georgian Male [16]
Nikolai Fedorenko Николай ФедоренкоNewNot191220001943 Russian Male [17]
Alexandra Fominykh Александра ФоминыхNewNot192520041961 Russian Female [18]
Andrey Gorchakov Андрей ГорчаковNewNot1914 ?1941 Russian Male [19]
Alexei Goreglyad Алексей ГореглядNewReelected190519861947 Belarusian Male [20]
Alexander Gorkin Александр ГоркинOldReelected189719881916 Russian Male [21]
Nagush Harutyunyan Нагуш АрутюнянNewReelected191219931942 Armenian Male [22]
Kirill Ilyashenko Кирилл ИльяшенкоNewCC191519801945 Armenian Male [23]
Mammad Isgandarov Мамед ИскендеровNewNot191519851943 Kurd Male [24]
Yakov Kabkov Яков КабковOldCC190820011930 Russian Male [25]
Nikolay Kalmyk Николай КалмыкNewNot191320001939 Ukrainian Male [26]
Mikhail Khaldeev Михаил ХалдеевNewReelected191220161947 Russian Male [27]
Makhmadullo Kholov Махмадулло ХоловNewCC192019891954 Tajik Male [28]
Tikhon Khrennikov Александр ТрофимовOldReelected191320071947 Russian Male [29]
Annamukhamed Klychev Аннамухаммед КлычевNewReelected1912 ?1947 Turkmen Male [30]
Anton Kochubey Домна КомароваNewDied191119661942 Russian Male [1]
Maria Kolbetskaya мария колбецкаяNewNot1912 ?1937 Russian Female [1]
Domna Komarova Домна КомароваNewReelected192019941940 Russian Female [31]
Nikolay Kruchina Николай КручинаNewCC192819911949 Russian Male [32]
Zinaida Kruglova Зинаида КругловаNewReelected192319951944 Russian Female [1]
Turabay Kulatov Турабай КулатовOldReelected190819841932 Kyrgyz Male [33]
Lev Kulidzhanov Лев КулиджановNewReelected192420021931 Armenian Male [34]
Pyotr Lashchenko Пётр ЛащенкоNewNot191019921931 Ukrainian Male [35]
Vladimir Lobanok Владимир ЛобанокOldReelected190719841930 Belarusian Male [36]
Georgy Markov Георгия МарковаNewCC191119911946 Russian Male [37]
Gennady Maslennikov Геннадий МасленниковNewNot192920011955 Russian Male [38]
Vladimir Mikulich Владимир МикуличNewReelected192020001943 Belarusian Male [39]
August Molchanov Август МолчановNewNot192519711952 Russian Male [40]
Ivan Morozov Иван МорозовNewCC192419871943 Russian Male [41]
Vasily Moskovsky Василий МосковскийOldNot190419841928 Russian Male [42]
Nonna Muravyova Нонна МуравьёваOldNot190619861926 Russian Female [43]
Aleksei Murisepp Алексей МюрисепNewDied190219701926 Estonian Male [44]
Yefim Novoselov Ефим НовосёловNewReelected190619901925 Ukrainian Male [45]
Vasily Okunev Василий ОкуневNewCC192019951941 Russian Male [46]
Mikhail Orlov Михаил ОрловOldNot191219961940 Russian Male [47]
Aleksandr Panyushkin Алекса́ндр Па́нюшкинOldNot190519741927 Russian Male [48]
Ivan Pavlovsky Иван ПавловскийNewCC190919991939 Ukrainian Male [49]
Pyotr Pigalev Пётр ПигалевOldReelected191119751931 Russian Male [50]
Boris Popov Борис ПоповOldCC190919931931 Russian Male [51]
Aleksey Poskonov Алексей ПосконовNewDied190419691928 Russian Male [52]
Aleksey Rumyantsev Алексей РумянцевNewReelected191920081940 Russian Male [53]
Konstantin Rusakov Константин РусаковNewCC190919931943 Russian Male [54]
Nikita Ryzhov Никита РыжовNewReelected190719961928 Russian Male [55]
Abdir Sagintayev Абдир СагинтаевNewNot192119861948 Kazakh Male [56]
Ekaterina Salnikova Екатерина СальниковаNewCC192820161957 Russian Female [57]
Nikolai Savinkin Николай СавинкинNewCC191319931937 Russian Male [58]
Valentin Shashin Валентин ШашинNewCC191619771939 Russian Male [59]
Ilya Shcherbakov Илья ЩербаковNewReelected191219961937 Russian Male [60]
Dmitry Shevlyagin Валентин ШашинNewDied191319691943 Russian Male [61]
Iosif Shikin Иосиф ШикинOldReelected190619731927 Russian Male [62]
Vladimir Serov Владимир СеровOldNot191019681942 Russian Male [63]
Kirill Simonov Кирилл СимоновNewReelected191719941943 Russian Male [64]
Gennady Sizov Геннадий СизовCCReelected190319911926 Russian Male [65]
Mikhail Smirnovsky Михаил СмирновскийNewReelected192119891947 Russian Male [66]
Aleksandr Soldatov Александр СолдатовOldNot191519991939 Russian Male [67]
Vladimir Starovsky Владимир СтаровскийOldReelected190519751939 Komi Male [68]
Lyubov Sysoeva Любовь СысоеваNewReelected1940Alive1961 Russian Female [1]
Georgy Ter-Gazaryants Георгий Тер-ГазарянцNewReelected1923Alive1942 Azerbaijani Male [69]
Nikolay Timofeev Николай ТимофеевNewReelected191319881943 Russian Male [70]
Georgy Tsukanov Георгий ЦукановNewCC191920011941 Russian Male [71]
Saidmakhmud Usmanov Саидмахмуд УсмановNewCC192920001955 Uzbek Male [72]
Vasily Uvachan Василий УвачанNewReelected191719881940 Evenk Male [73]
Semyon Vasyagin Семён ВасягинNewReelected191019911932 Russian Male [74]
Tamara Yanushkovskaya Тамара ЯнушковскаяNewNot1924Alive1944 Russian Female [1]
Yuri Zhukov Георгий ЖуковOldReelected190819911943 Russian Male [75]

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