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Levin, Evgeny Ilyich

Eugene Ilyich Levin ( November 7, 1913 - not earlier than 1998 [1] ) - Soviet intelligence officer, acting under the guise of a scientist (specialist in rolling equipment); KGB colonel. Laureate of the Lenin Prize .

Evgeny Ilyich Levin
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Date of Birth
Date of death
Affiliation the USSR
Type of armyEmblema KGB.svg KGB of the USSR
Rank
Colonel of the USSR Armed Forces
Awards and prizesLenin Prize - 1964

Content

Biography

In 1936 he graduated from MVTU . In 1935-1937 he worked in the laboratory of rental and rolling machinery at MVTU, in 1937-1941 - in the design bureau of the People's Commissariat for Defense Industry of the USSR . [one]

Since 1941, he served in the NKVD, was engaged in scientific and technical operations. In 1945-1949, he was a research associate at the VNIIIP Metallurgical Engineering (operational cover). [2]

In 1950-1957, on a business trip to the GDR; in 1953 - Deputy Commissioner of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs in Germany [2] , then his post was replaced by the deputy head of the scientific and technical section of the Soviet trade delegation in East Berlin.

Since 1957 - in the State Scientific and Technical Committee of the USSR (deputy head of the SCST department, Germain Gvishiani , head of the laboratory). He participated in the creation of a new technology for rental. [3]

In the early 1960s, the “boss” of Oleg Penkovsky , who described Levin like this: “Yevgeny Ilyich Levin, who works on our committee, is a KGB officer and deputy Gvishiani, is a drunkard and a libertine” [3] .

Rewards

  • Lenin Prize (1964) - for the creation and implementation of new technology and a complex of mills for rolling round periodic profiles .

Sources

  • TSB Yearbook, 1965
  • LEVIN Evgeny Ilyich
  • Jewish military encyclopedia. Evreĭskiĭ sovet Ukrainy, 2007 - Total pages: 703 [4]
  • Battlefield Berlin: CIA versus KGB in the Cold War. David E. Murphy, Sergey A. Kondrashev, Gheorghe Bailia. TERRA, 2000 - Total pages: 540
  • The Spy Who Saved the World: How the Soviet Colonel Changed the Course of the Cold War, Volume 1. Yerrold L. Shester, Peter Deryabin “Mezhdunarodnye otnoshenii︠a︡”, 1993

Notes

  1. ↑ Levin Evgeny Ilyich (neopr.) . Center for genealogical research. Date of treatment August 10, 2015.
  2. ↑ Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Germany (Neopr.) . Website of V. Mzareulov. Date of treatment August 10, 2015.
  3. ↑ Schecter JL, Deriabin PS The spy who saved he world. - New York: Scribners, 1992.
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Levin__Evgeny_Ilyich&oldid=97305675


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