Inner-composition of the 6th Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks)

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The inner-composition of the 6th Congress was elected by the sixth composition of the Central Committee of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks).

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Narrow Composition [1]

Name
(birth–death)		Took officeLeft officeDurationPMEthnicityGender
Andrei Bubnov
(1884–1938)		4 August 191710 October 191768 days1903 Russian Male
Felix Dzerzhinsky
(1887–1926)		4 August 191710 October 191768 days1895 Polish [2] Male
Adolf Joffe
(1883–1927)		4 August 191710 October 191768 days1917 Karaite [3] [4] Male
Vladimir Milutin
(1884–1937)		4 August 191710 October 191768 days1910 Russian Male
Matvei Muranov
(1873–1959)		4 August 191710 October 191768 days1903 Ukrainian [5] Male
Yakov Sverdlov
(1885–1919)		4 August 191710 October 191768 days1901 Jewish [6] [7] Male
Grigori Sokolnikov
(1888–1939)		4 August 191710 October 191768 days1905 Jewish [8] [9] Male
Joseph Stalin
(1878–1953)		4 August 191710 October 191768 days1898 Georgian Male
Yelena Stasova
(1873–1966)		4 August 191710 October 191768 days1898 Russian Female
Moisei Uritsky
(1873–1918)		4 August 191710 October 191768 days1917 Jewish [4] [10] Male
Stepan Shahumyan
(1878–1919)		4 August 191710 October 191768 days1898 Armenian [11] Male

Secretariat

Name
(birth–death)		Took officeLeft officeDurationPMEthnicityGender
Felix Dzerzhinsky
(1887–1926)		6 August 19178 March 1918217 days1895 Polish [2] Male
Adolf Joffe
(1883–1927)		6 August 19178 March 1918217 days1917 Karaite [3] [4] Male
Matvei Muranov
(1873–1959)		6 August 19178 March 1918217 days1903 Ukrainian [5] Male
Yakov Sverdlov
(1885–1919)		6 August 19178 March 1918217 days1901 Jewish [6] [7] Male
Yelena Stasova
(1873–1966)		6 August 19178 March 1918217 days1898 Russian Female

Politburo (elected on 10 October by CC) [1]

Name
(birth–death)		Took officeLeft officeDurationPMEthnicityGender
Andrei Bubnov
(1884–1938)		10 October 191729 November 191750 days1903 Russian Male
Lev Kamenev
(1883–1936)		10 October 191729 November 191750 days1901 Jewish-Russian

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Male
Grigori Sokolnikov
(1883–1936)		10 October 191729 November 191750 days1905 Jewish [8] [9] Male
Vladimir Lenin
(1870–1924)		10 October 191729 November 191750 days1898 Russian Swedish Jewish Male
Joseph Stalin
(1878–1953)		10 October 191729 November 191750 days1898 Georgian Male
Leon Trotsky
(1879–1940)		10 October 191729 November 191750 days1917 Jewish [4] [14] Male
Grigori Zinoviev
(1883–1936)		10 October 191729 November 191750 days1901 Jewish [13] [15] Male

Bureau (elected on 29 November) [1]

Name
(birth–death)		Took officeLeft officeDurationPMEthnicityGender
Vladimir Lenin
(1870–1924)		29 November 19178 March 191899 days1898 Russian Swedish Jewish Male
Joseph Stalin
(1878–1953)		29 November 19178 March 191899 days1898 Georgian Male
Yakov Sverdlov
(1885–1919)		29 November 19178 March 191899 days1901 Jewish [6] [7] Male
Leon Trotsky
(1879–1940)		29 November 19178 March 191899 days1917 Jewish [4] [14] Male

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Notes

  1. ↑ His father was Jewish and his mother Russian
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