April 6, 1920
The publication “EAO: History of the administrative-territorial device” (0+) published information that on April 6, 1920, a declaration on the formation of the Far Eastern Republic (DVR) was adopted at the Baikalian Workers Congress. It included the Transbaikal, Amur (which included the future EAO), Primorskaya, Sakhalin, Kamchatka regions and the alienation strip of the Sino-Eastern Railway (CCP). The Provisional Government of the Republic, headed by A.M. Krasnoshchekov, the former chairman of the Dahlovnarkom, a member of the Dalburo of the RCP (b). The capital of the DVR became Verkhneudinsk. Soviet Russia officially recognized the FEVR on May 14, 1920, introducing it from the very beginning financial, diplomatic, personnel, economic and military assistance. This allowed Moscow to control the domestic and foreign policy of the FEVR and create the People's Army (NRA) on the basis of the Red Divisions.
April 6, 1932
Pyotr Pavlovich Derbenev. Photo: Regional Library
In with. Zavyalovo, Znamensky district of the Omsk region, Petr Pavlovich Derbenev, an honorary citizen of the Jewish Autonomous Region, an agricultural worker, was born.
In the early 1940s, his family moved to the village of Blessed Oktyabrsky District of the Jewish Autonomous Region.
In 1945, Peter Derbenev, after five classes of the school, entered an ordinary collective farmer in the Red Amorets agricultural vehicle. In 1949 he graduated from tractor drivers at the Voroshilov machine-tractor station and was immediately enlisted by a tractor driver in the October MTS.
In September 1958, he was transferred to the tractor driver to the Birobidzhan state farm, where he worked for three years. After the discouragement of this farm, he was transferred by the machine operator of the second branch of the October state farm.
Derbenev was elected three times as a deputy of the Khabarovsk Regional Council of People's Deputies. Pyotr Pavlovich passed away in November 2000.
Pyotr Pavlovich Derbenev was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor, medals “For Valiant Labor”. At home in with. Blessed, where Derbenev P.P. lived, a commemorative board was installed.
April 6, 1937
Cutting from the newspaper “Birobidzhan Star”. Photo: Regional Library
The newspaper “Birobidzhan Star” (12+) in a constant section “In the city and the region” wrote:
Under the regional radio committee, a choir of Jewish folk song was organized. Choir participants are workers and employees of Birobidzhan enterprises. The chorus is led by the composer Rabun.
According to the decision of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR, an independent trade unit is organized in the region – “Evtorg”. Which will have its working capital and will itself conclude contracts with suppliers of goods.
The Central Committee has sent five violins for the music school and three cello.
The newspaper informed the residents of the region that in the area of the Ashikan mine, a tiger appeared on the top of Mount Starikova. The working mine met a tiger several times, and each time the beast went to the side.
A group of artists of the GOSTARTER. Kazakevich went on a spring walk along the banks of the Bira River, admired beautiful landscapes … without removing the gas masks. A walk in the gas masks was organized by the Osawajimovsky organization of the GOSTART.
The drama circle, led by director Anzonov in the city of Obluchye, successfully staged the play “Guilty without guilt” (12+). The drama circle is preparing two new plays.
At the Amurzet clinic, a children's consultation opened. Consultation serves children under three age.
In the same newspaper, I. Ganapolsky in the article “New Factory” talks about the development and formation of the furniture factory named after Dimitrova. In 1930, a small group of artisans-migrants created a furniture factory in Birobidzhan. Gradually, this factory was completed. The new factory began to be built in August 1936. We decided to build a factory in an economic way.
In the furniture factory named after Dimitrov. Photo: Heritage of EAO
In the furniture factory to them. Dimitrova. Photo: Heritage of EAO
“It was difficult and unusual, there were not enough materials. The Stakhanovites of the factory gathered and wrote a letter to Comrade Ordzhonikidze. They told the drug addict a heavy industry about how their factory looks now and what it should imagine in the future, how artisans were accustomed to work on machines. They asked for help from the People’s Commissar. After ten to twelve days, a telegram arrived from their beloved People For some time, nails, cement, iron have arrived.
April 6, 1959
Protocol No. 6 of the decision No. 107 of the Executive Committee of the Regional Council of Deputies of the working people of the EAO. Photo: Regional Library
In the book “EAO: History of the administrative-territorial structure” (0+), the protocol No. 6 of the decision No. 107 of the Executive Committee of the Regional Council of Workers of the Jewish Autonomous Region dated April 6, 1959, on the unification of the Kurmia district of the regional subordination and the Smidovichsky district of the Jewish district, in one Smidovic district of the EAO, was published. pos. Smidovich.
April 6, 1964
In the reference and information publication “Administrative-territorial structure of the EAO 1858-2003” (0+) It is written that, in accordance with the decision of the Khabarovsk Regional Executive Committee of April 6, 1964 No. 296, the village of Lugovoi of the Oktyabrsky District was transferred from the Blessed Village Council to Samara.
Reference: Lugovoy – a remote village in the Oktyabrsky district with a population of about a hundred people, most of whom are pensioners. The village arose in 1929 at the organization of the Birobidzhan meat and milk state farm. Former village of the third branch of the Samara state farm. In 1962, by a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR, the village of the Third Branch of the Samara state farm was renamed the village of Lugovoi. The village of Lugovoi stands on the banks of the Malaya Samarka River (the influx of Samara, the Amur basin). The road to the village of Lugovoi goes east of the administrative center of the rural settlement of the village of Polevoy, a distance of about 5 km. To the south of the village of Lugovoi there is a road to a blessed village.
