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Gevork Sarkisovich Alikhanyan (Armenian: Գևորգ Սարկիսովիչ Ալիխանյան) (1897–1938), also known in Russian as Georgy Alikhanov (Russian: Георгий Алиханов), was a Soviet Armenian politician and statesman. Alikhanyan is best known for being the founding First Secretary of the Communist Party of ...
On February 1938 Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the Soviet Union sentenced Gevork Alikhanyan to a capital punishment by shooting for "participation in a counter-revolutionary terrorist organization.
- Kommunarka, Moscow Oblast
- Tbilisi, Georgia
29 juin 2011 · Being the eldest child of Bolshevik revolutionaries Gevork Alikhanyan, who once was a party chief in Armenia, and Ruth Bonner, Elena Bonner noted in her foreword: “Perhaps I, being half-Armenian...
En 1891, par décret de l'empereur, le recteur du séminaire devint membre d'office du bureau synodal géorgien-iméréti. Le séminaire est également connu pour le fait que les futurs dirigeants du parti soviétique Iosif Dzhugashvili (entré en 1894), Anastas Mikoyan (entré en 1906) et Gevork Alikhanyan [a] y ont étudié .
Elena's father Levon Kacharov (Kacharyan), an Armenian, died when Elena was one year old, and her mother married Gevork Alikhanyan, an active member of the Communist Party. The family moved to Leningrad and, later, to Moscow, where Elena's stepfather worked for the executive committee of the Communist International (the Comintern).
20 févr. 2023 · Bonner was born Lusik Alikhanova in what is now Turkmenistan; both her mother Ruth Bonner and the stepfather who adopted her when she was a baby, Gevork Alikhanyan, were active and devout members of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. (Alikhanyan held a number of high-level Party posts in Armenia and then in Moscow.) Her early ...
Being the eldest child of Bolshevik revolutionaries Gevork Alikhanyan, who once was party chief in Armenia, and Ruth Bonner, Yelena noted in her foreword, “Perhaps I, being half-Armenian and half-Jewish should not be the one to write this foreword.
