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 Ukraine Local Leaders

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1920-21 First Secretary of the Communist Party of the Crimean Socialist Republic Rozaliya Samoylovna Zalkind        
Also known as Zemlyachka, was head of the republic which was incorporated into the Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic until an Autonomous republic was formed within Russia in 1921. She was Vice-Chairperson of the Council of People's Commissars and Commissar of State Control of the Economy in the Soviet Union 1939-40, and lived (1876-1947).
 
1944-45 Acting Chairperson of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Crimean Socialist Republic N.I. Sacheva
The Crimean Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic within the Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic was under German occupation until 1944. The following year it was  reduced to oblast, and in 1954 it was transferred to the Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic.
1969-1978 Chairperson of the Executive Council Dina Yosyfivna Protsenko, Kherson
She lived (1926-2006)

Ca. 1999-2003 Chairperson of the District Council Valentina Sokol, Bashtanka District (Mykolayiv Region)

Ca. 1999- Chairperson of the District Council Lidia Zatynaska, Petrivska District (Kirovohrad Region)

Ca. 2003- Chairperson of the District Council Valentina Zinchenko,  Kobelyatska District (Poltava Region)

Ca. 2003- Chairperson of the District Council  Galyna Kyrylenko, Orativska District (Vinnytsya Region)

2005-06 Governor Nina Harkawa, Sumy Obladst
Anoher trancription of her surname is Garkava. (b. 1951-).

 

2005-06 Governor Iryna Siniavska, Zhytomyr Oblast
Before the appointment she was Deputy Governor for humanitarian affairs. (b. 1957-).

 

2005-07 Governor Nadezhda Deeva, Dipropetrovsk/Dnepropetrovsk  Oblast

Also known as Nadiia Mykolayivna Deyeva, she was Deputy Governor before her appointment. (b. 1951-)

2006-09 Governor Vera Ulyanchenko, Kiev oblast
Also known as Vira Ivanivna. Minister of the Presidency since 2009 and Leader of the People's Union Our Ukraine. (b. 1958)

2009 Acting Governor Svitlana Dmytrivna Negoda, Kirovohrad oblast
(b. 1953)

 

Last update 05.11.09