FAVORITE Isidore Yevstigneyevich

Lyubimov Isidore Yevstigneyevich (1.5.1882, d Starischevo Kologrivskogo County Kostroma .- 27.11.1937), politician. The son of a peasant. Studied at the craft-teaching schools. From 1899 worked as a teacher in the school Zemstvo. In 1962 entered into. RSDLP, Bolshevik. Conducted party and trade union work in. Yaroslavl, Kineshma, Vichuga, Kostroma. Arrested twice, in 1911 in exile. From 1915 he served in the Land Union in Minsk. In 1917.zam. before, and before. Minsk Council. Savg. 1917 the mayor of Ivanovo-Voznesensk, then deputy. prev. City Executive Committee. Elected member of the Constituent sobraniya.V 1918 before. Ivanovo-Voznesensky's executive committee. In time the Civil War in October. 1919 - Nov.. 1920 member of the Revolutionary Military Council and the Extraordinary Plenipotentiary of the supply of Turkestan, the front. Since 1920 member of the Presidium of the CEC of Turkestan, before. SNK Turkestan. Since 1921 member of the Presidium of the Supreme Economic Council of Ukraine, 1921-24, and vice. prev. and before. General Directorate Cotton Committee (Glavhlopkokom) at the Supreme Economic Council, Deputy. prev. Central Asian bureau of the CC RCP (b), before. Central Asian Economic Conference. The creator of "agricultural monoculture" Asian republics, which led to a narrow specialization of cotton and cuts other areas, regardless of the fitness of the soil. In 1924-26 Deputy. prev. Executive Committee of the Moscow City Council and a member of the Presidium of the USSR Supreme Economic Council. In 1925, a candidate for membership in December. 1937 to June 1938 a member of the Central Committee of the CPSU (b). In 1926-30 before. Tsentrosojuz USSR. On Nov.. 1930 Deputy. Commissar for Foreign Trade and trade representative in Germany - the most important at this time of the post in the foreign trade. When the separation of the Supreme Economic Council was created 5/1/1932 USSR People's Commissariat of Light Industry of the USSR, Lyubimov was appointed People's Commissar. 7/9/1939 as the "do not do the job" (this time, in t.ch. and because of mass arrests, light industry was virtually ruined) removed from his post, and 24 Sept.. arrested. Sentenced to death. Shot. In 1956, rehabilitated.