Grigori Issaakowitsch Broido

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Grigori Broido

Grigori Issaakowitsch Broido ( Russian Григорий Исаакович Бройдо ; * 1883 in Wilno , † 1956 in Moscow ; originally Hersch Izkowitsch ) was a Soviet politician.

Life

Grigori Broido was born as Hersch Izkowitsch in 1883 into a Jewish family. In 1903 he joined the Social Democratic Workers' Party of Russia , from which the Communist Party later developed. He was initially a Menshevik , but joined the Bolsheviks in 1918 . He took part in various uprisings and revolutions of the communists, including the first Russian revolution of 1905 or an uprising in Tashkent in 1917. After serving on a board of directors in what is now Soviet Tashkent, he became the first rector of the Communist University in 1921 the workers of the east . He also worked for the Soviet state publishing house. After all, he was First Secretary of the Tajik Soviet Republic from 1933 to 1935 . In 1941 Broido fell out of favor and was expelled from the party. After Stalin's death, however, he was able to rejoin the party in 1955. Broido died in 1956.

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SURNAME Broido, Grigory Issaakowitsch
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Izkowitsch, Hersch; Бройдо, Григорий Исаакович (Russian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION soviet politician
DATE OF BIRTH 1883
PLACE OF BIRTH Wilno
DATE OF DEATH 1956
Place of death Moscow