Lazar Borisovich Genkin

September 19, 1903 (age 66)

Kiev, Kyyivs'ka Oblast', Ukraine

The Secretary of the Uyezd Committee of the Russian Communist Youth Union in the city of Borisoglebsk, Tambov Province (now Borisoglebsk, Voronezh, Russian Federation). The executive secretary of the newspaper Trudovoy Nabat in the city of Tyumen. Since 1923. Military journalist, employee of a number of army newspapers, including "Red Star" (1925-1933). Adjunct of the Military-Political Academy (Leningrad, 1933-1936). Director of the Yaroslavl Regional Book Publishers (1936-1939). Since 1939 he worked in a book publishing house in Leningrad, since 1940 an associate professor of the department of Marxism-Leninism of the Leningrad State University. Since 1945, Associate Professor, Professor, Head of the Department of History of USSR Yaroslavl State Pedagogical Institute. Since 1962, Professor, Head of the Department of History of USSR pre-Soviet period Voronezh State University. Lazar Borisovich Genkin was a specialist in the history of the peasantry and peasant movement in nineteenth-century Russia, the socio-political history of Russia at the beginning of XVII century, the history of economic construction in the early years of Soviet power. Author of about 50 publications, including books: "Our Allies in the Camp of Enemies" (Moscow, 1931), "Yaroslavl Region and the Destruction of Polish Intervention in the Moscow State at the Beginning of the 17th Century" (Yaroslavl, 1939), "Landlord Peasants of Yaroslavl and Kostroma provinces before the reform and during the reform of 1861 "(Yaroslavl, 1946)," The formation of a new discipline of labor" (Moscow, 1967).

Lazar Borisovich Genkin

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Lazar Borisovich Genkin was born on the 19th of September,1903.

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Lazar Borisovich Genkin was a doctor of historical sciences (1946), professor (1948).

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The Secretary of the Uyezd Committee of the Russian Communist Youth Union in the city of Borisoglebsk, Tambov Province (now Borisoglebsk, Voronezh, Russian Federation). The executive secretary of the newspaper Trudovoy Nabat in the city of Tyumen. Since 1923. Military journalist, employee of a number of army newspapers, including "Red Star" (1925-1933). Adjunct of the Military-Political Academy (Leningrad, 1933-1936). Director of the Yaroslavl Regional Book Publishers (1936-1939). Since 1939 he worked in a book publishing house in Leningrad, since 1940 an associate professor of the department of Marxism-Leninism of the Leningrad State University. Since 1945, Associate Professor, Professor, Head of the Department of History of USSR Yaroslavl State Pedagogical Institute. Since 1962, Professor, Head of the Department of History of USSR pre-Soviet period Voronezh State University.

Lazar Borisovich Genkin was a specialist in the history of the peasantry and peasant movement in nineteenth-century Russia, the socio-political history of Russia at the beginning of XVII century, the history of economic construction in the early years of Soviet power. Author of about 50 publications, including books: "Our Allies in the Camp of Enemies" (Moscow, 1931), "Yaroslavl Region and the Destruction of Polish Intervention in the Moscow State at the Beginning of the 17th Century" (Yaroslavl, 1939), "Landlord Peasants of Yaroslavl and Kostroma provinces before the reform and during the reform of 1861 "(Yaroslavl, 1946)," The formation of a new discipline of labor" (Moscow, 1967).

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