The story of Lazar Kaganovich
Soviet figure sent in autumn 1932 at the head of an extraordinary grain commission; Levchuk places him in the North Caucasus, Werth in Ukraine and the Kuban.
Lazar Kaganovich. Soviet figure sent in autumn 1932 at the head of an extraordinary grain commission; Levchuk places him in the North Caucasus, Werth in Ukraine and the Kuban.
1932
Lazar Kaganovich intervened in Famine in the Volga and North Caucasus, 1932–33. Headed the extraordinary committee for the North Caucasus, dispatched on 22 October 1932 (Levchuk and colleagues); Werth writes that he and Molotov were sent to Ukraine and the Kuban; a Kuban “terror” resolution was used by him (Papakin). Lazar Kaganovich intervened in Holodomor. Named by Werth, with Molotov, as sent to Ukraine and the Kuban at the head of an extraordinary commission; named among seven men in the 2010 Kyiv Court of Appeal ruling.
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