Alexandr Tatarchukov

Background

Alexandr Tatarchukov was born on the 16th of October, 1885 in Voronezh, Russian Federation in a noble family.

Education

Alexandr Tatarchukov graduated from the Ostrogozh male gymnasium in 1903. After the gymnasium, he studied at the law faculties of Moscow (1903-1904), Petersburg (1904-1905), Novorossiysk (1907-1908), Voronezh (1918-1919) universities.

Career

In the 1920s Alexandr Tatarchukov was the head of the section of industry and labor of the Provincial Statistical Bureau, chairman of the economic zoning section of the Voronezh Planning Commission since the middle of the 1920s, associate professor at the pedagogical faculty of Voronezh State University, lecturer of other educational institutions.

In the 1930s he was a professor at the Institute of Consumer Cooperation, Planning, and Economic Institute, Institute of National Accounting.

Alexandr Tatarchukov died on the 28th of October, 1937 in Voronezh, Russian Federation at the age of 52.

Politics

Alexandr Nikolaevich was a member of the revolutionary movement since 1905. He was expelled to Voronezh (1905-1906), where he took part in the creation of trade unions and was one of the leaders of the trade employees' trade union. Subsequently, he was in exile in the Arkhangelsk and Astrakhan provinces. Unreasonably repressed in the so-called "Menshevik case", was shot.

Membership

• Voronezh City Council , Voronezh

  1917 - 1918