Communist volost (Moscow province)

The communist volost is the volost of the Moscow district of the Moscow province of the RSFSR , which existed in 1918-1929.

In 1917, the Khlebnikov volost was formed in the Moscow district. On June 18, 1918, the Podushkinskaya volost was attached to it. On October 25-26, 1918, the Khlebnikov volost was renamed the Communist volost , the center of which was the village of Khlebnikovo .

According to the data of 1924, there were 18 village councils in the Communist volost: Altufyevsky , Belyaninovsky , Vatutinsky, Vinogradovsky , Vladykinsky, Yeryominsky , Zhostovsky , Klyazminsky , Lianozovsky, Likhoborovsky, Novoarkhangelsky , Ostashkovsky , Paveltsevsky , Saburovsky , Chroblevsky, Tchelobnikovsky, Khroblevsky, Khrobilovsky, Khrobilovsky, Khrobnikovsky, Khroblevsky, Khrobnikovsky, Khrobnikovsky, Khrobnikovsky, Khrobnikovsky, Khlebrovsky,

On November 23, 1925, Bibirevsky and Podushkinsky s / s were separated from Altufevsky s / s, Rayevsky from Vatutinsky, Gryaznovsky from Vinogradovsky, Slobodsky from Vladykinsky, Veskresensky from Klyazminsky, and Beskudnikovsky and Degunotinsky, from Zhabolotsky, and Zaboolnikovsky, from Novo from Ostashkovsky - Starogoryevsky and Chiverevsky, from Paveltsevsky - Kotovsky , from Saburovsky - Medvedkovsky, from Troitsky - Novoseltsevsky , from Khovrinsky - Veshkinsky, from Chelobitevsky - Volkovsky.

In 1926, Lianozovsky s / s was transformed into a council.

In 1927, the Khlebnikov s / s was abolished.

In 1929, Lianozovsky and Khlebnikovsky s / s were restored.

During the reform of the administrative-territorial division of the USSR in 1929, the Communist volost was abolished ^[1] , and its territory was divided between the Communist and Mytishchi districts of the Moscow District of the Moscow Region ^[2] .