Central Auditing Commission of the 25th 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 25th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1976, and was in session until the convocation of the 26th Congress in 1981. [1]

Composition

Members of the Central Auditing Commission of the 25th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union [1]
Name Cyrillic 24th CAC 26th CAC BirthDeathPMNationalityGenderRef.
Alexander Aleksankin Александр АлексанкинNewReelected192920141956 Belarusian Male [2]
Grigory Arzumanyan Григорий АрзуманянNewDied191919761944 Armenian Male [3]
Antanas Barkauskas Антанас БаркаускасNewCC191719991942 Lithuanian Male [4]
Boris Batsanov Борис БацановNewReelected192720051951 Russian Male [5]
Pyotr Belik Пётр БеликOldDied190919801929 Ukrainian Male [6]
Anatoly Blatov Анато́лий Бла́товNewCC191419881940 Russian Male [7]
Ratmir Bobovikov Ратмир БобовиковNewCC192720021947 Russian Male [8]
Boris Bochkov Борис БочковNewNot192419911950 Russian Male [9]
Klavdiy Bogolyubov Клавдий БоголюбовOldNot190919961938 Russian Male [10]
Vera Bulova Вера БуловаNewNot194120051964 Belarusian Female [11]
Viktor Bushuev Виктор БушуевOldNot191919981947 Russian Male [12]
Vasily Cherdintsev Василий ЧердинцевNewCC192720181956 Russian Male [13]
Anatoly Chernyaev Анато́лий Черня́евNewCC192120171942 Russian Male [14]
Viktor Churayev Виктор ЧураевOldNot190419821929 Russian Male [15]
Yuri Churbanov Ю́рий Чурба́новNewCC193620131960 Russian Male [16]
Ekaterina Demidova Екатерина ДемидоваNewReelected194020181967 Russian Female [17]
Ivan Dmitriev Иван ДмитриевOldNot192019921945 Russian Male [18]
Anatoly Dodor Анатолий ДодорOldNot193920111966 Russian Male [19]
David Dragunsky Давид ДрагунскийOldReelected191019921931 Jew Male [20]
Leonid Efremov Леонид ЕфремовOldReelected192120071941 Russian Male [21]
Valentin Falin Baлeнтин ФaлинNewReelected192620181953 Russian Male [22]
Viktor Filimonov Ви́ктор Филимо́новNewNot194020121952 Russian Male [23]
Stepan Ermolaev Степан ЕрмолаевNewNot192920061952 Russian Male [24]
Pavel Gilashvili Павел ГилашвилиNewReelected191819941939 Georgian Male [25]
Nikolai Glushkov Николай ГлушковNewReelected191819991945 Russian Male [26]
Vasily Golubev Василий ГолубевOldReelected191319921940 Russian Male [27]
Tamara Golubtsova Тамара ГолубцоваNewReelected192820011954 Russian Male [28]
Alexei Gordienko Алексей ГордиенкоNewCC192920101957 Ukrainian Male [1]
Vera Gorozhaeva Раиса ГорожаеваNewNot192820111960 Russian Female [29]
Leonid Ilyichev Леонид ИльичёвComebackCC190619901924 Russian Male [30]
Sattar Imashev Саттар ИмашевNewCC192519841945 Kazakh Male [31]
Leonid Kazakov Леонид КазаковNewCC1951Alive1974 Russian Male [32]
Mikhail Khaldeev Михаил ХалдеевOldReelected191220161947 Russian Male [33]
Gurban Khalilov Курбан ХалиловOldReelected190620001926 Azerbaijani Male [1]
Alexander Kharlamov Леонид КлёцковNewReelected192920041952 Russian Male [34]
Rem Khokhlov Рем ХохловNewDied192619771971 Russian Male [35]
Leonid Kletskov Леонид КлёцковNewNot191819971940 Belarusian Male [36]
Annamukhamed Klychev Аннамухаммед КлычевOldNot1912 ?1947 Turkmen Male [37]
Domna Komarova Домна КомароваOldReelected192019941940 Russian Female [38]
Veniamin Konnov Вениамин КонновNewReelected192119911946 Russian Male [39]
Vadim Kortunov Вадим КортуновNewNot191819951944 Russian Male [40]
Ivan Kostyukov Иван КостюковOldReelected192620011951 Russian Male [41]
Zoya Krasnova Зоя КрасноваNewCC193820141973 Russian Female [42]
Turabay Kulatov Турабай КулатовOldNot190819841932 Kyrgyz Male [43]
Vera Lebedeva Вера ЛебедеваNewCC1937 ?1969 Russian Female [44]
Galina Lotsmanova Галина ЛоцмановаOldReelected1944Alive1967 Russian Female [45]
Alexei Lukovets Алексей ЛуковецNewDied192119771967 Russian Male [46]
Nikolai Lunkov Николай ЛуньковNewCC191920211940 Russian Male [47]
Ivan Mednikov Иван МедниковNewNot191720011940 Russian Male [48]
Vadim Medvedev вадим медведевNewReelected1929Alive1952 Russian Male [49]
Afanasy Melnichenko Афанасий МельниченкоNewReelected192320081943 Ukrainian Male [50]
Vladimir Mitskevich Владимир МицкевичNewReelected192019831944 Belarusian Male [51]
Fyodor Mochalin Фёдор МочалинNewCC193020151959 Russian Male [52]
Zholseit Moldasanov Жолсеит МолдасановOldNot193020151959 Kazakh Male [53]
Nikolai Morozov Никола́й Моро́зовNewCC192920121953 Russian Male [54]
Ivan Mozgovoy Иван МозговойNewCC192720051951 Belarusian Male [55]
Mahmud Muydinov Махмуд МуйдиновNewNot1939Alive1970 Uzbek Male [56]
Rahmon Nabiyev Рахмон НабиевNewReelected193019931960 Tajik Male [57]
Zoya Novozhilova Зоя НовожиловаNewNot1943Alive1964 Russian Female [58]
Timofey Osetrov Тимофей ОсётровOldReelected192020181947 Russian Male [59]
Yuri Ovchinnikov Юрий ОвчинниковNewCC193419881962 Russian Male [60]
Sergey Pavlov Сергей ПавловOldReelected192919931954 Russian Male [61]
Nikolay Popov Николай ПоповNewCC193120081960 Russian Male [62]
Yevgeny Razumov Евгений РазумовNewCC191920171942 Russian Male [63]
Aleksey Rumyantsev Алексей РумянцевOldReelected191920081940 Russian Male [64]
Galina Rybakova Вера БуловаNewNot193920181960 Russian Female [65]
Nikita Ryzhov Никита РыжовOldReelected190719961928 Russian Male [66]
Babken Sarkisov Бабкен СаркисовNewCC191319991939 Armenian Male [67]
Alevtina Serova Алевтина СероваNewNot1938 ?1965 Russian Female [1]
Lev Shapiro Лев ШапироNewCC192720211959 Jew Male [68]
Ilya Shcherbakov Илья ЩербаковOldReelected191219961937 Russian Male [69]
Ivan Shkuratov Иван ШкуратовOldReelected191319941943 Russian Male [70]
Kirill Simonov Кирилл СимоновOldNot191719941943 Russian Male [71]
Konstantin Simonov Константин СимоновComebackDied191519791942 Russian Male [72]
Gennady Sizov Геннадий СизовOldReelected190319911926 Russian Male [73]
Anastasia Sonygina Анастасия СоныгинаOldNot1924 ?1946 Russian Female [74]
Pyotr Strautmanis Пётр СтраутманисNewReelected191920071944 Latvian Male [75]
Vasily Tur Василий ТурNewNot191919861948 Ukrainian Male [76]
Mikhail Ulyanov Михаил УльяновNewReelected192720071951 Russian Male [77]
Maksudakhan Umarova Алевтина СероваNewNot1923 ?1945 Uzbek Female [1]
Vasily Uvachan Василий УвачанOldNot191719881940 Evenk Male [78]
Semyon Vasyagin Пётр СтраутманисOldNot191019911932 Ukrainian Male [79]
Ivan Yastrebov Иван ЯстребовOldNot191120021941 Russian Male [80]
Bally Yazkuliev Баллы ЯзкулиевNewCC1930 ?1953 Turkmen Male [81]
Vladimir Zatvornitsky Владимир ЗатворницкийOldNot192920171958 Russian Male [82]

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