Central Auditing Commission of the 26th 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 26th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1981, and was in session until the convocation of the 27th Congress in 1986. [1]

Composition

Members of the Central Auditing Commission of the 26th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union [1]
Name Cyrillic 25th CAC 27th CAC BirthDeathPMNationalityGenderRef.
Alexander Aleksankin Александр АлексанкинOldReelected192920141956 Belarusian Male [2]
Zamina Aslanova Замина АслановаNewNot194020191962 Azerbaijani Female [3]
Boris Batsanov Борис БацановOldNot192720051951 Russian Male [4]
Aleksandr Bovin Александр БовинNewNot193020041952 Russian Male [5]
Lydia Bryzga Лидия БрызгаNewCC194320141975 Belarusian Female [6]
Nina Burakova Нина БураковаNewNot193420011976 Russian Female [7]
Valentina Cherkashina Валентина ЧеркашинаNewCC194220121972 Russian Female [8]
Vitaly Chudin Виталий ЧудинNewNot1929 ?1954 Russian Male [9]
Ekaterina Demidova Екатерина ДемидоваOldNot194020181967 Russian Female [10]
Kamshat Donenbayeva Камшат ДоненбаеваNewNot194320171967 Kazakh Female [11]
David Dragunsky Давид ДрагунскийOldReelected191019921931 Jew Male [12]
Anatoly Dumachev Анатолий ДумачёвNewReelected193220041957 Kazakh Male [13]
Leonid Efremov Леонид ЕфремовOldReelected192120071941 Russian Male [14]
Valentin Falin Baлeнтин ФaлинOldCC192620181953 Russian Male [15]
Alevtina Fedulova Алевтина ФедуловаNewNot1940Alive1963 Russian Female [16]
Dmitry Galkin Дмитрий ГалкинCCReelected192620141949 Russian Male [17]
Pavel Gilashvili Павел ГилашвилиOldReelected191819941939 Georgian Male [18]
Nikolai Glushkov Николай ГлушковOldNot191819991945 Russian Male [19]
Vasily Golubev Василий ГолубевOldNot191319921940 Russian Male [20]
Tamara Golubtsova Тамара ГолубцоваOldNot192820011954 Russian Female [21]
Vasily Grebenyuk Василий ГребенюкNewReelected192420001943 Russian Male [22]
Maria Gromova Мария ГромоваNewCC192920081973 Russian Female [23]
Ivan Gubin Иван ГубинNewDied192219821941 Russian Male [24]
Yuri Izrael Юрий ИзраэльNewReelected193020141955 Russian Male [25]
Chary Karryev Чары КаррыевNewNot1932Alive1958 Turkmen Male [26]
Valentina Kasimova Валентина КасимоваNewCC1944Alive1972 Russian Female [1]
Vera Kemashvili Вера КемашвилиNewNot1929Alive1955 Georgian Female [27]
Mikhail Khaldeev Михаил ХалдеевOldReelected191220161947 Russian Male [28]
Gurban Khalilov Курбан ХалиловOldNot190620001926 Azerbaijani Male [1]
Alexander Kharlamov Александр ХарламовOldReelected192920041952 Russian Male [29]
Leonid Khitrun Леонид ХитрунNewCC193020091955 Belarusian Male [30]
Domna Komarova Домна КомароваOldReelected192019941940 Russian Female [31]
Veniamin Konnov Вениамин КонновOldReelected192119911946 Russian Male [32]
Anatoly Konstantinov Анатолий КонстантиновNewCC192320061946 Russian Male [33]
Valentin Koptyug Валентин КоптюгNewCC193119971961 Belarusian Male [34]
Temirbek Koshoyev Темирбек КошоевNewCC193120091952 Kyrgyz Male [35]
Ivan Kostyukov Иван КостюковOldReelected192620011951 Russian Male [36]
Nikolay Kovalyov Николай КовалёвNewNot1922 ?1945 Russian Male [1]
Sergey Losev Сергей ЛосевNewReelected192719881953 Russian Male [37]
Galina Lotsmanova Галина ЛоцмановаOldNot1944Alive1967 Russian Female [38]
Anatoly Lukyanov Анатолия ЛукьяноваNewCC193020191955 Russian Male [39]
Vasily Malykhin Василий МалыхинNewCC1935Alive1958 Russian Male [40]
Salijan Mamarasulov Салиджан МамарасуловNewCC193020051958 Uzbek Male [1]
Nazrilla Mannapov Назрилла МаннаповNewNot193020091959 Uzbek Male [41]
Vitaliy Masol Виталий МасолNewCC192820181956 Ukrainian Male [42]
Vadim Medvedev вадим медведевOldCC1929Alive1952 Russian Male [43]
Afanasy Melnichenko Афанасий МельниченкоOldNot192320081943 Ukrainian Male [44]
Nina Minovalova Нина МиноваловаNewNot193620211968 Russian Female [45]
Vladimir Mitskevich Владимир МицкевичOldNot192019831944 Belarusian Male [46]
Dmitry Motorny Дмитрий МоторныйNewCC192720181951 Ukrainian Male [47]
Rahmon Nabiyev Рахмон НабиевOldNot193019931960 Tajik Male [48]
Nursultan Nazarbayev Нурсултан НазарбаевNewCC1940Alive1962 Kazakh Male [49]
Ivan Nayashkov Иван НаяшковNewReelected192419981961 Kazakh Male [50]
Timofey Osetrov Тимофей ОсётровOldNot192020181947 Russian Male [51]
Sergey Pavlov Сергей ПавловOldNot192919931954 Russian Male [52]
Viktor Popov Ви́ктор Попо́вNewNot191820071947 Russian Male [53]
Stanislav Postnikov Станислав ПостниковNewReelected192820121957 Russian Male [54]
Ivan Pudkov Иван ПудковNewNot191620021945 Russian Male [55]
Aleksey Rumyantsev Алексей РумянцевOldNot191920081940 Russian Male [56]
Antonina Ryndina Антонина РындинаNewReelected1942Alive1973 Russian Female [1]
Nikita Ryzhov Никита РыжовOldNot190719961928 Russian Male [57]
Fadey Sargsyan Фадей СаркисянNewCC192320101945 Armenian Male [58]
Leonid Sharayev Леонид ШараевNewReelected193520211957 Ukrainian Male [59]
Fyodor Shishlov Фёдор ШишловNewNot1931Alive1968 Russian Male [60]
Ilya Shcherbakov Илья ЩербаковOldNot191219961937 Russian Male [61]
Ivan Shkuratov Иван ШкуратовOldNot191319941943 Russian Male [62]
Gennady Sizov Геннадий СизовOldReelected190319911926 Russian Male [63]
Ringaudas Songaila Рингаудас СонгайлаNewReelected192920191953 Lithuanian Male [64]
Pyotr Strautmanis Пётр СтраутманисOldNot191920071944 Latvian Male [65]
Oleg Troyanovsky Олег ТрояновскийNewCC191920031947 Russian Male [66]
Raisa Udalaya Замина АслановаNewCC193120201974 Russian Female [67]
Mikhail Ulyanov Михаил УльяновOldReelected192720071951 Russian Male [68]
Nikolay Umanets Николай УманецNewNot192519861953 Ukrainian Male [1]
Ion Ustian Иван УстиянNewNot1939Alive1961 Moldovan Male [1]
Boris Yakovlev Михаил УльяновNewNot190820081931 Russian Male [69]

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