About Aleksandr Yezhevsky
Lived 1915 – 2017 (aged 101). Aleksandr Yezhevsky was a Russian statesperson, engineer, politician, university teacher and minister.
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Yezhevsky (; – 15 January 2017) was a Soviet bureaucrat who was minister of tractor and agricultural machinery (tractor and agricultural engineering) of the Soviet Union (1980–1988). He was born in Tulun, in the Siberian Irkutsk Governorate of the Russian Empire.
Since 2004, he had been Chief Researcher of All-Russian Research Institute of Technology, repair and maintenance of machines and tractors (GOSNITI).
In January 15, 2017 he died in Moscow at the age of 101.
Awards
Order "For Merit to the Fatherland" 2nd (2015) and 4th class (1995) Hero of Socialist Labour Honored Engineer of the Russian Federation Member of the Bureau of Mechanization of the Russian Agricultural Academy Honorary Citizen of the city of Russa (Bulgaria) Four Orders of Lenin Two Orders of the Red Banner of Labour
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Aleksandr Yezhevsky?
Soviet bureaucrat (1915–2017)
When was Aleksandr Yezhevsky born?
Aleksandr Yezhevsky was born on 21 October 1915 in Tulun.
When did Aleksandr Yezhevsky die?
Aleksandr Yezhevsky died on 15 January 2017 in Moscow.
What was Aleksandr Yezhevsky's occupation?
Aleksandr Yezhevsky was a statesperson, engineer, politician, university teacher and minister.
What nationality was Aleksandr Yezhevsky?
Aleksandr Yezhevsky was Russian.
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