The State Committee of the Russian Federation for Press (State Printing Committee) was the federal executive body of Russia in 1993-1999. Until 1996, it was called the Committee of the Russian Federation for Press (Roskompechatyu) .
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History
The Press Committee of the Russian Federation was established on December 22, 1993 as the assignee of the Ministry of Press and Information of the Russian Federation and the Federal Information Center (FIC). At the same time, the Russian Federal Television and Radio Broadcasting Service (FSTR) was also created, which was headed by Mikhail Vesimovich Seslavinsky .
Presidential Decree No. 180 of March 3, 1994 established the location of Roskompechat - Moscow, Strastnoy Boulevard, 5, established the maximum number of headquarters - 439 people, and it was determined that the committee chairman had 4 deputies, including one first. The same decree approved the provision on the committee.
The first chairman of Roskompechat was appointed Mironov Boris Sergeyevich , who two days before the creation of the committee became deputy minister of press and information of the Russian Federation. September 2, 1994 Mironov was dismissed without giving reasons in connection with the criticism launched in the newspapers Izvestia and Moscow News for nationalist speeches [1] .
By order of the government No. 701-r of May 24, 1995, a board of 11 people was formed in Roskompechat.
On August 14, 1996, along with other government committees, the Press Committee of the Russian Federation was renamed the State Press Committee of the Russian Federation (State Printing Committee of Russia).
On July 6, 1999, the State Printing Committee of Russia was merged with the FSTR into the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Press, Broadcasting and Mass Media , headed by Mikhail Lesin .
Committee Leadership
Chair
- Mironov Boris Sergeevich (December 22, 1993 - September 2, 1994)
- Volodin Vladimir Viktorovich (acting chairman, September 2 - November 1, 1994)
- Gryzunov Sergey Petrovich (November 1, 1994 - July 25, 1995)
- Laptev Ivan Dmitrievich (July 25, 1995 - October 5, 1999)
First Deputies
- Volodin, Vladimir Viktorovich (March 5 - December 5, 1994)
- Zharkov, Vladimir Mikhailovich (January 17, 1996 - October 5, 1999)
Deputies
- Gryzunov, Sergey Petrovich (March 5 - November 1, 1994)
- Zharkov, Vladimir Mikhailovich (October 28, 1995 - January 17, 1996)
- Laptev, Ivan Dmitrievich (December 5, 1994 - July 25, 1995)
- Mezentsev, Dmitry Fedorovich (March 21, 1996 - 1999)
- Morgun, Alexey Borisovich (December 5, 1994 - January 17, 1996)
- Sirozhenko, Valery Alexandrovich (September 4, 1995 - October 16, 1999) - State Secretary since January 28, 1997
- Filimonov, Valentin Ivanovich (February 20, 1995 - October 5, 1999)
- Chernenko, Andrei Grigorievich (March 5, 1994 - January 11, 1995)
Board Members
- Bakirov, Ernest Alexandrovich (May 24, 1995 - July 6, 1999)
- Galkin, Semyon Mikhailovich (May 24, 1995 - July 6, 1999)
- Michurin, Yuri Alekseevich (May 24, 1995 - November 22, 1996)
- Paroshin, Gennady Pavlovich (January 18, 1997 - July 6, 1999)
- Pospelov, Fedor Dmitrievich (June 30 - July 6, 1999)
- Petsuh, Vyacheslav Alekseevich (May 24 - November 20, 1995)
- Sorokin, Anatoly Dmitrievich (May 24, 1995 - July 6, 1999)
- Sudakov, Alexander Petrovich (May 24, 1995 - July 6, 1999)
- Chernikov, Valery Mikhailovich (May 24, 1995 - November 22, 1996)