Kuznetsov Nikolay Nikolaevich

Born into the family of a major official, member. Council of State control, i.e. owls At the end of the 2nd Petersburg. gymnasium enrolled in law. fak. Petersburg un-ta. Upon graduation from university in December. 1894 entered service in the dept. citizen State reporting control, where he worked continuously until the revolution. By this time he was assistant. General Controller and had the rank of Art. Sov., awarded the Order of Stanislav* 2nd degree and Anna 2nd degree.
After Oct. revolution switched to Sov. service, continuing the audit. activity first to the center. apparatus of the owls State control as manager department, and after the government moved to Moscow in 1918 - to the State. control of the Union of Communes of the North. region, and then to Petrograd. (Leningr.) RCT head. report.-stat. department, art. Inspector, organizational instructor. dept. On Sept. 1927 dismissed from RKI under abbr. state, with the appointment of a pension.
Simultaneously with his service in state control bodies, starting from 1918 he taught various. subjects (budget, budget and control, financial audits, etc.) in advanced training courses for employees. bodies of RKI and Nar. Commissariat of Finance of the USSR, at the Higher Trade and Industry. courses (Evening trade and industrial technical school), at the Polytechnic. Institute as a supernumerary. Assoc.; in 1930 Rev. stopped working.
Since 1923 K. was a member. panel of judges in figure skating, in the beginning. 1939 submitted for approval as a judge to the All-Union. categories. Interested as an amateur in astronomy, for 9 years he was a member. Rus. Island of lovers of world studies, prev. who was a Shlisselburger, honorable. acad. USSR Academy of Sciences N. A. Morozov. In 1927-30 K. was a comrade before. islands Repeatedly delivered reports. In the beginning. In 1931, the island's council, almost in its entirety, was arrested on charges of counter-revolution. activities. K. was also accused and exiled for 3 years to Arkhangelsk, where he served in accounting work in various departments. org-tions. In July 1933, he was released from punishment early and returned to Leningrad.
As an amateur Pushkin scholar, he published several articles dedicated to. A. S. Pushkin.
Feb 2 1934 admitted to the PB temporarily. work as a helper b-rya on a part-time basis, and from March 1 of the same year he was transferred to the staff on a full salary. On November 1, 1936 he was transferred to the position of librarian of the 2nd division, and in April. 1939 - 1st r. Having started work. activity in the PB already at an advanced age, passed the technical minimum exams, completed 3 months. refresher courses. All the years of service in the Library he worked in the Department. cataloging, performing printing in a group. custodian and distributor duty cards printed. cards. He was invariably characterized as an “excellent production worker” who clearly and conscientiously fulfilled his “complex and responsible duties”, as a “striker” who introduced a number of rationalizations. suggestions and “good comrade”.