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Commissariat (Russian: народный комиссариат, romanized: narodnyy komissariat;
Narkomat) was a
structure in the
Soviet state (in the
Russian Soviet Federative...
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historiography often uses the term "irretrievable casualties".
According to the
Narkomat of
Defence order (No. 023, 4
February 1944), the
irretrievable casualties...
- People's
Commissar were
called People's
Commissariat (informally
abbreviated narkomat). People's
Commissars and People's
Commissariats were
renamed Ministers...
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works on
automatic weapons and was
appointed a
small arms
consultant at
Narkomat and with the
Ministry of Arms (1942–1946).
Between 1946 and 1953, Fyodorov...
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three Leningrad armor design bureaux (1937–39),
Chief Designer of the
Narkomat for Tank
Industry (1939-1941),
Deputy Narkom for the tank
industry of the...
- CI followed. In
April 1943, it was
again transferred to the
Narkomat of
Defence and
Narkomat of the Navy,
becoming SMERSH (from Smert'
Shpionam or "Death...
- also made a
successful career in the
Soviet hierarchy,
serving in the
Narkomat of Food
Industry under Anastas Mikoyan, to
become in 1939 the
first female...
- "German provocations". The Navy, however,
constituted a
distinct ministry (
narkomat), and thus
Kuznetsov held a
position which was
technically outside the...
- (Russian: Народный комиссариат, translit.:
Narodny komissariat,
abbreviated to
narkomat). Traditionally, the
executive part of a
government is
directed by a council...
- June 1941, the
Sovnarkom placed the
Civil Air
Fleet under the
control of
Narkomat,
leading to the full-scale
mobilisation of
Aeroflot crews and technicians...
