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Ivan Serov

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Date de naissance:
25.08.1905
Date de décès:
01.07.1990
Nom de jeune fille de la personne de:
Ivan Aleksandrovitch Serov
Noms supplémentaires:
Iwan Serow, Иван Александрович Серов, Ivans Aleksandrovičs Serovs, , Iwan Alexandrowitsch Serow, Ivan Serov, van Aleksandrovich Serov
Catégories:
Communiste, Criminels, Général, Homme d'État, KGB, Ouvrier du Parti communiste, Soldat
Nationalité:
 russe
Cimetière:
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Ivan Aleksandrovitch Serov (en russe : Иван Александрович Серов), né le 13 août 1905, mort le 1er juillet 1990, fut le premier chef du KGB du 13 mars 1954 au 8 décembre 1958 puis du GRU de 1958 à 1962. Il fut aussi général du NKVD.

Biographie

En 1926, Serov devient membre du Parti communiste d'Union soviétique.

En 1939, il fréquente l'Académie militaire Frounzé et poursuit sa carrière au sein du ministère des Affaires intérieures en février de la même année. Entre 1939 et 1941, Serov devient commissaire du Peuple aux affaires intérieures de la République socialiste soviétique d'Ukraine.

Entre 1941 et 1945, Serov est premier vice-ministre du commissariat du peuple à la Sécurité d'État, puis vice-ministre du commissariat du peuple aux Affaires intérieures de l'URSS.

Distinctions

  • Héros de l'Union soviétique
  • Ordre de Lénine : 6 fois
  • Ordre du Drapeau rouge : 5 fois
  • Ordre de Souvorov (1re classe)
  • Ordre de Koutouzov : 2 fois
  • Ordre militaire de Virtuti Militari (croix d'or)

Sources: wikipedia.org

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