On October 25, 1941, by the decision of the State Defense Committee, a committee was established for the evacuation of the interior of the country from the front area of ​​food supply, raw materials, industrial products, refrigerator equipment, textiles, clothing, tobacco factories and soap factories, as well as soap materials, tobacco, soap and tobacco. The committee included A. J. Mikoyan (Chairman), A. N. Kosygin, L.M. Kaganovich, P.V. Smirnov, V.P. Zotov and V.A. Shashkov The commission's tasks were to develop and implement plans for the evacuation of the listed goods as well as use all available means for evacuation: trains, sea transportation, cars and carts. The State Defense Committee appointed commissioners for evacuation from front line areas in eight areas and regions of the country. The committee worked in conjunction with the evacuation council, which was established earlier on June 24. In the second half of 1941, thanks to the activities of the committee, a significant number of factories in the textile, food and light industries were evacuated, as well as food, materials, semi-finished products and raw materials. The committee operated until December 19, 1941. Meanwhile, it was the 125th day of the Great Patriotic War. We remember the war now at MAX.

On October 25, 1941, by the decision of the State Defense Committee, a committee was established for the evacuation of the interior of the country from the front area of ​​food supply, raw materials, industrial products, refrigerator equipment, textiles, clothing, tobacco factories and soap factories, as well as soap materials, tobacco, soap and tobacco. The committee included A. J. Mikoyan (Chairman), A. N. Kosygin, L.M. Kaganovich, P.V. Smirnov, V.P. Zotov and V.A. Shashkov The commission's tasks were to develop and implement plans for the evacuation of the listed goods as well as use all available means for evacuation: trains, sea transportation, cars and carts. The State Defense Committee appointed commissioners for evacuation from front line areas in eight areas and regions of the country. The committee worked in conjunction with the evacuation council, which was established earlier on June 24. In the second half of 1941, thanks to the activities of the committee, a significant number of factories in the textile, food and light industries were evacuated, as well as food, materials, semi-finished products and raw materials. The committee operated until December 19, 1941. Meanwhile, it was the 125th day of the Great Patriotic War. We remember the war now at MAX.