Yakutia is a republican newspaper in Russian published in Yakutia . The founder of the newspaper is the Government of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). In Soviet times, it was an organ of the Yakutsk regional committee of the CPSU , the Supreme Council and the Council of Ministers of the Yakut ASSR .
| " Yakutia | |
|---|---|
| Type of | Socio-political |
| Publisher | JSC "Republican Information and Publishing Holding Sahamedia" |
| Founded by | 1917 |
| Language | Russian |
| Main office | Yakutsk , st. Ordzhonikidze, 31 |
| Awards | Template: Order of the Badge of Honor (1967 |
| Web site | gazetayakutia.ru |
In 1975, the circulation of the newspaper was 61 thousand copies [1] . In 2010, the full circulation of 1,573,204 copies with 242 numbers [2] .
The newspaper has been published since March 4, 1917. Originally called "Social Democrat." Power changed and the newspaper changed with it. Only one name can be used to judge what historical processes took place in the republic and the country: Social Democrat, Yakutskaya Pravda, Red North, Lensky Communard, Autonomous Yakutia, Socialist Yakutia, Republic of Sakha "And just" Yakutia. " Later, the name of the newspaper repeatedly changed. In 1932 it began to be called "Socialist Yakutia." In the 1990s, it received a modern name.
In 1967 she was awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor .
The chief editors of the newspapers Social Democrat, Yakutskaya Pravda, Krasny Sever, Lensky Communard, Autonomous Yakutia, Socialist Yakutia, Yakutia, Republic of Sakha, Yakutia:
1. Gubelman M. I. (Em. Yaroslavsky), G. I. Okhnyansky, V. I. Bik - "Social Democrat", 1917
2. Pekarsky A. A. - “Yakutskaya Pravda”, “Red North”, 1920
3. Vadim Bik, Mikhail Pesetskiy, Maxim Ammosov - “Red North”, “Lensky Communard”, 1920-1922
4. Krumin, Ya. Ya. - Lensky Communard, Autonomous Yakutia, 1922–1924
5. Kugaevsky A. E. - "Autonomous Yakutia", 1924-1926
6. The Editorial Council V. Brusenin, Y. Krumin, M. Krotov, V. Bik, E. Zelikson, A. Kugaevsky, A. Kremnev, I. Modzalevsky, A. Karnit - 1926-1929
7. Krumin Y. I - 1929-1930
8. Potapov S. G. - 1931
9. Chertov A. B. - “Socialist Yakutia”, 1932
10. Sukhushin I.K. - 1933-1935
11. Egorov I.A. - 1935-1939
12. Poluektov I.I. - 1939
13. Artyomov I.P. - 1939-1940
14. Rodokhleb M.F. - 1940-1943
15. Khanov P.N. - 1944
16. Gershman M.E. - 1945-1946
17. Makarov V.G. - 1946-1952
18. Bablyuk B. T. - 1952-1959
19. Samorodsky V. A. - 1959-1962
20. Gabyshev K.A. - 1962-1965
21. Argunov I.A. - 1965-1970
22. Yakimov O.D. - 1970—1978
23. Antropova A.A. - 1978-1980
24. Yakimov O. D. - 1980-1991
25. Rybakovsky E. M. - “Yakutia”, “Republic of Sakha”, “Yakutia”, 1991-2001
26. Emelyanov O. N. - 2001-2002
27. Chertkov A.S. - 2002-2003
28. Fedorov V.N. - 2003-2009.
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Notes
- ↑ "Socialist Yakutia" - an article from the Great Soviet Encyclopedia .
- ↑ I.V. Pener. Financial report for 2010 OJSC “Editorial Office of the newspaper“ Yakutia ” (2011). Date of treatment December 9, 2011. Archived on September 6, 2012.