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Malenkov's first government

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Malenkov's first government was created on 6 March 1953 and was dissolved on 27 April 1954, with the creation of Malenkov's second government.

Malenkov's first government

14th government of the Soviet Union
Date formed6 March 1953 (1953-03-06)
Date dissolved27 April 1954 (1954-04-27)
People and organisations
Head of stateKliment Voroshilov
Head of governmentGeorgy Malenkov
Deputy head of governmentLavrenti Beria
No. of ministers51
Member partiesCPSU
Status in legislatureOne Party State
History
Election1950 Soviet Union legislative election
Outgoing election1954 Soviet Union legislative election
PredecessorStalin III
SuccessorMalenkov II

Ministries

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The government consisted of:[1]

MinistryMinisterTook officeLeft office
Chairman of the Council of Peoples' CommissarsGeorgy Malenkov6 March 195327 April 1954
First Deputy chairman of the Council of Peoples' CommissarsLavrenti Beria6 March 195327 April 1954
Deputy chairman of the Council of Peoples' CommissarsVyacheslav Molotov6 March 195327 April 1954
Nikolai Bulganin6 March 195327 April 1954
Anastas Mikoyan6 March 195327 April 1954
Lazar Kaganovich6 March 195327 April 1954
Aleksei Kosygin6 March 195327 April 1954
Mikhail Pervukhin7 May 19411 January 1944
Maksim Saburov6 March 195327 April 1954
Vjatsheslav Malyshev6 March 195327 April 1954
Ivan Tervosyan6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of AgricultureAleksei Kozlov6 March 195326 September 1953
Ivan Benediktov26 September 195327 April 1954
Minister of Automotive IndustryIvan Likhatshev16 September 195327 April 1954
Minister of Aviation IndustryPyotr Dementev24 August 195327 April 1954
Minister of Chemical IndustrySergei Tikhomirov6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of Chemical IndustrySergei Tikhomirov6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of Coal IndustryAleksandr Zasyadko6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of CommerceAnastas Mikoyan6 March 19533 March 1954
Vasili Zavoronkov3 March 195421 April 1954
Minister of CommunicationsNikolai Psurtshev6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of ConstructionNikolai Dygai6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of CulturePanteleimon Ponomarenko15 March 19539 March 1954
Georgi Aleksandrov9 March 195427 April 1954
Minister of DefenceNikolai Bulganin6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of Ferrous MetallurgyAnatoli Kuzmin8 February 195427 April 1954
Minister of FinanceArseny Zverev6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of Fish IndustryAleksandr Ishkov6 April 195427 April 1954
Minister of Food IndustryVasili Zotov24 August 195321 April 1954
Minister of Foreign AffairsVyacheslav Molotov6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of GeologyPyotr Antropov31 August 195327 April 1954
Minister of Foreign TradeIvan Kabanov15 September 195327 April 1954
Minister of HealthAndrei Tretiakov6 March 19533 March 1954
Maria Kovrigina6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of Heavy Machine BuildingVjatsheslav Malyshev6 March 195313 July 1953
Ivan Nosenko13 July 195327 April 1954
Minister of EducationVjatsheslav Yeljutin9 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of the InteriorLavrentiy Beria13 March 195326 July 1953
Sergei Kruglov26 July 195327 April 1954
Minister of JusticeKonstantin Gorshenin6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of Machine BuildingMaksim Saburov6 March 195329 June 1953
Stepan Akopov29 June 195321 April 1954
Minister of Medium Machine BuildingVjatsheslav Malyshev17 July 195327 April 1954
Minister of Non-Ferrous MetallurgyPjotr Lomako8 February 195427 April 1954
Minister of Oil IndustryNikolai Baibakov6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of Power Plants & Electrical IndustryMikhail Pervukhin15 March 195317 April 1954
Aleksei Pavlenko17 April 195427 April 1954
Minister of RailwaysBoris Beshchev6 March 195327 April 1954
Minister of Radio IndustryValeri Kalmykov21 January 195427 April 1954
Minister of State FarmsAleksei Kozlov15 March 195321 April 1954
Minister of TransportVjatsheslav Malyshev6 March 195313 July 1953
Ivan Nosenko13 July 195327 April 1954

Committees

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CommitteeChairmanTook officeLeft office
Chairman of the State Control CommissionVsevolod Merkulov6 March 195327 April 1954
Chairman of the State Planning CommissionGrigori Kosyachenko6 March 195329 June 1953
Maksim Saburov29 June 195327 April 1954
Chair of State Committee for State Security (KGB)Ivan Serov13 March 195427 April 1954

References

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  1. ^ "Governments of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (1964–1991)". elisa.net. Archived from the original on February 24, 2012. Retrieved September 12, 2010.
Government offices
Preceded by Governments of the Soviet Union
6 March 1953 – 27 April 1954		Succeeded by
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