On November 8, the criminals and spies who seized power shared seats in the new "Soviet" government.
We congratulate those celebrating the next anniversary of the October Revolution and give them this wonderful picture.
On it are portraits of all members of the first Soviet (more precisely, Bolshevik) government, elected on October 26 (November 8, new style), as well as their further fates.
The faces, of course, are very similar to the workers and peasants.
The pictures of those who were shot or otherwise killed by their accomplices and "party members" in 1937-40 are erased with crosses.
People's Commissar of Agriculture V.P. Miliutin - shot in 1937 (Articles 58-8 and 58-11 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR).
People's Commissar of Labor A. third. Shlyapnikov was shot in 1937, accused of preparing a terrorist act against Stalin.
People's Commissar for Food Affairs I. A. Teodorovich was shot in 1937. People's Commissar of Posts and Telegraphs n. P. Avilov (Glavov) was shot in 1937.
People's Commissar for Internal Affairs a. J. Rykov was shot in 1938 (according to Article 58-13 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR).
People's Commissioner of Justice c. J. Ofokov (Lomov) was shot in 1938.
The People's Commissariat for Military and Naval Affairs, a committee consisting of:
V. A. Obsinko (Antonov), N. V. Krylenko and.
P. E. Dybenko.
V.A. Obasenko was shot in 1938 "for belonging to a Trotskyist terrorist and espionage organization."
N.V. Kirilenko was shot in 1938, as part of the case of a "fascist-terrorist counter-revolutionary organization of climbers and tourists".
P. Dybenko was shot in 1938, accused of participating in a fascist military conspiracy in the Red Army and the People's Commissariat of the Forestry Industry of the Soviet Union and of spying for the United States.
People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs L. d. Bronstein (Trotsky) was killed in 1940 by the NKVD agent, Ramon Mercador.
Four more members of the Council of People's Commissars simply did not get to see it.
Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars V. I. Lenin died of natural causes in 1924.
People's Commissioner for Trade and Industry V.P.