Vladimir Sarkisovich Darbinyan ( Armenian Վլադիմիր Սարգսի Դարբինյան , April 10, 1931 , Achajur village, Ijevan - March 17, 2015 , Yerevan ) - Soviet and Armenian statesman, Minister of the Interior of the Armenian SSR (1969-1975).
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| Predecessor | Sergey Arkadievich Arzumanyan | ||||||
| Successor | Evgeny Gurgenovich Patalov | ||||||
| Birth | April 10, 1931 with. Achajur Ijevan district , ZSFSR , USSR | ||||||
| Death | March 17, 2015 (83 years old) Yerevan , Armenia | ||||||
| The consignment | CPSU (until 1991) | ||||||
| Education | Yerevan State University | ||||||
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Biography
- 1949-1954 - Faculty of History, Yerevan State University .
- 1971-1976 - Law Faculty of Yerevan State University . He was awarded two orders of the Red Banner of Labor ( 1965 , 1970 ).
- 1954-1957 - He worked as the first secretary of Ijevan district committee of the Komsomol of Armenia .
- 1957-1963 - Second, and then the first secretary of the Central Committee of the Komsomol of Armenia .
- 1963-1969 - He worked as first secretary of the KPA Oktyemberyan district committee.
- 1969-1975 - Minister of the Interior of the Armenian SSR . Major General .
- 1975-1991 - Deputy Minister of Justice of the Armenian SSR .
- 1991-1994 - Chairman of the Union of Lawyers of Armenia . Party member of the CPA .
- 1990-1995 - Deputy of the Supreme Council of the Armenian SSR .
- 1995-1999 - Member of Parliament. Party member of the CPA .
- May 30, 1999 - re-elected to parliament. Member of the Standing Committee on Defense, National Security and Internal Affairs. Member of the CPA .
Since January 2000 - First Secretary of the CPA Central Committee .
In 1998-2002 - General Director of the Sardarapat Memorial Complex.
In 2003 - was a candidate for the presidency of Armenia .
Awards and titles
He was awarded two orders of the Red Banner of Labor (1965, 1970).
Links
- Biography (in Armenian)