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Pavel Petrovich Postyshev (Russian: Па́вел Петро́вич По́стышев; 18 September [O.S. 6 September] 1887 – 26
February 1939) was a
Soviet politician, state...
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officials of anti-socialist behavior, but they met opposition.
Pavel Postyshev, a
Politburo candidate member and
First Secretary of the
Ukrainian Communist...
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honor Pavel Postyshev, and in 1938, the name of the city
became Krasnoarmeyskoe,
commemorating the
Soviet Red Army,
after Postyshev was
repressed during...
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practice of religion. In 1935,
Soviet officials,
including politician Pavel Postyshev,
began promoting the New Year as a non-working
holiday in the benefit...
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resulting in 23%
being eliminated as
perceived class hostile elements.
Pavel Postyshev was set in
charge of
placing people at the head of Machine-Tractor Stations...
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revived following the
famous letter by
Pavel Postyshev,
published in
Pravda on 28
December 1935.
Postyshev believed that the
origins of the holiday, which...
- Zhdanov,
Lazar Kaganovich,
Sergo Ordzhonikidze,
Stanislav Kosior, and
Pavel Postyshev.
Under pressure, Ter-Vaganyan
admitted his "guilt." He was shot and his...
- and 1960. This
orthography is
sometimes called Postyshivka,
after Pavel Postyshev, Stalin's
official who
oversaw the
dismantling of Ukrainisation. In the...
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personal attack on
Postyshev, who was a
Central Committee member, and an
alternate member of the Politburo.
During an
angry exchange,
Postyshev accused Ignatov...
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regime in the USSR and
execution of his
policies in
Ukraine by
Pavel Postyshev and
Lazar Kaganovich. At times, the
Communist Party of
Western Ukraine...
