Background
KOLESNIKOVA, Nadezhda was born on September 12, 1882 in Moscow. Daughter of a white-collar worker
KOLESNIKOVA, Nadezhda was born on September 12, 1882 in Moscow. Daughter of a white-collar worker
Studied at Moscow Teachers’ Training Courses.
Worked as teacher; December 1905 participated in armed uprising in Moscow. 1907-1916 worked in Moscow and Baku. Member, Baku Russian Social-Democratic Workers’ Party Committee.
After 1917 February Revol secretary, Moscow Okrug Russian Social-Democratic Workers ’Party (Bolsheviks) Organisation From April 1918 People's Commissar of Education, Baku Council of People's Commissar. At the same time her husband Ya.
Doctorate. Zevin, who was later shot along with 25 other Baku comissar, was Commissar of Labor of the Baku Council of People's Commissar. Early August 1918 evacuated with her children to Astrakhan’ and worked for the Province Executive Committee. From late 1918 chairman, Astrakhan’ Province Russian Communist Party (Bolsheviks) Committee.
1919 worked for People's Commissariat of Education in Moscow. 1920-1921 admin work for Azcr People's Commissariat of Education. 1920 worked for People's Commissariat of Education in Baku.
Elected member, Central Committee, Azer Communist Party (Bolsheviks). From 1923 head, Propaganda and Agitation Department, Moscow Province All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks) Committee, then Yaroslavl’ Province Party Committee. 1929-1932 rector, Academy of Communist Education.
1933-1957 research work at Institute of Marxism-Leninism, Central Committee, Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the Lenin Museum. From 1957 retired.
The hierarchical structure of most religions is anti-democratic, and thus offends basic human rights.
The Communist Party of the Soviet Union is the leading and guiding force of Soviet society, and the nucleus of its political system, of all state and public organizations.
Communist Party member from 1904.