Historical Dictionary of the Russian Civil Wars, 1916-1926

First Secretary of the Communist Party of Armenia (Haiastani Komunistakan Kusaktsutiun, HHK): G. S. Alikhanian (December 1920–April 1921); S. L. Lukashin (April 1921–29 April 1922)

Azerbaijan

Chairman of Council of People’s Commissioners of the Baku Commune: S. G. Shahumian (2 November 1917–31 July 1918; from 28 May 1918, in opposition to the government of the Democratic Republic of Azerbaijan)

Chairman of the Central Caspian Dictatorship and the Provisional Executive Committee of the Council: Sadovskii (1 August–15 September 1918)

Chairman of the Provisional Military-Revolutionary Committee: Mirza D. B. ogly Husseynov (28 April–16 May 1920); N. K. Nadzhaf ogly (16 May 1920–19 May 1921)

Chairman of the Central Executive Committee: M. Hajiyev (19 May 1921–28 April 1922)

Chairman of the Council of People’s Commissars: N. K. Nadzhafogly (May 1921–April 1922)

First Secretary of the Azerbaijani Communist Party (Azerbaycan Kommunist Partiyasi, AKP): Mirza D. B. ogly Husseynov (12 February–23 October 1920); G. N. Kaminskii (23 October 1920–July 1921); S. M. Kirov (July 1921–1925)

Georgia

Chairman of the Revolutionary Committee: P. I. Makharadze (25 February–7 July 1921); P. G. Mdivani (7 July 1921–28 February 1922)

Chairman of the Central Executive Committee: P. I. Makharadze (28 February 1922–4 January 1924)

Chairman of the Council of People’s Commissars: P. G. Mdivani (7 March–April 1922); S. I. Kavtaradze (April 1922–January 1923)

Far Eastern Republic

Chairman of the Government: A. M. Krasnoshchekov (7 March 1920–December 1921; provisional to 6 April 1920); N. N. Matveev (December 1921–15 November 1922)

Chairman of the Council of Ministers: A. M. Krasnoshchekov (6 April–November 1920); B. Z. Shumiatskii (November 1920–April 1921); P. M. Nikiforov (8 May 1921–December 1921); N. M. Matveev (December 1921–14 November 1922); P. A. Kobozev (14–15 November 1922)

Appendix 2: Anti-Bolshevik Governing Institutions

Anti-Bolshevik Governments of the Volga, Urals, and Siberia, 1918

The Provisional Government of Autonomous Siberia (Tomsk, 26 January 1918; later Vladivostok)

Chair: P. Ia Derber

Members: I. A. Iakushev; I. S. Iudin; E. E. Kolosov; A. A. Krakovetskii; V. M. Krutovskii; S. A. Kudriatsev; S. Maren-Zavinskii; I. A. Mikhailov; V. I. Moravskii; A. E. Novoselov; G. Neumetulov; G. B. Patushinskii; A. Petrov; I. I. Serebrennikov; M. B. Shatilov; A. I. Sulim; I. Tarasov; V. Tiber-Petrov; A. Trutnev; L. A. Ustrugov; P. V. Vologodskii; E. Zakharov; N. Zhernakov

Western Siberian Commissariat (Novonikolaevsk: 26 May 1918; moved to Tomsk: 1 June 1918)

Commissars: M. E. Lindberg; B. O. Markov; P. M. Mikhailov; V. I. Sidorov

Head of Military Affairs: A. N. Grishin-Almazov

Business Cabinet: Chair: V. V. Sapozhnikov; Justice: A. P. Morozov; Trade and Industry: P. P. Gudkov; Foreign Affairs: M. P. Golovachev; Agriculture: N. I. Petrov; Supply: N. S. Zefirov; Labor: I. I. Shumilovskii; Education: V. V. Sapozhnikov; Administrative Secretary: G. K. Guins

Komuch (Samara, 8 June 1918)

Revolutionary Center: V. K. Vol′skii (Chairman); I. M. Brushvit; B. K. Fortunatov; P. D. Klimushkin; I. P. Nesterov