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At the insistence of
Ivashutin, the construction of a new complex of buildings for the needs of the GRU began on the Khoroshevskoye highway in Moscow. After the first reconnaissance satellites appeared in space, on the initiative of Ivashutin, a Space Intelligence Department also was formed in the
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Ivashutin's initiative, the GRU in 1963 began to create a system of round-the-clock information reception and its assessment in order to identify signs of an increase in the combat readiness of foreign armed forces. In other words, a system was created to warn the country's top leadership about
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in July 1931 by the party, he was called up and sent to military education; in 1933 he graduated from the 7th
Stalingrad Military Aviation School. From 1933 he was an instructor pilot in the same military aviation school; from 1935 he was the commander of the crew of the TB-3 heavy bomber of
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December 1951 to August 1952 he was deputy chief of the 3rd Main Directorate (military counterintelligence) of the USSR Ministry of State Security. Since September 1952 Ivashutin became Minister of State Security of the Ukrainian SSR. From March 1953 he was Deputy Minister of
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Affairs of the Ukrainian SSR. Since July 1953 he was Deputy Head of the 3rd Directorate (military counterintelligence) of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs. In 1954 he became head of the counterintelligence department in the industry of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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From June 1954 he was appointed Deputy
Chairman of the KGB and from January 1956 the First Deputy Chairman of the KGB under the Council of Ministers of the USSR. During 5 to 13 November 1961 he became the temporary acting Chairman of the KGB at the Council of Ministers of the USSR.
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for the courage shown in the fight against the German fascist invaders during the Great
Patriotic War, and for successful activities to strengthen the Armed Forces of the USSR in the postwar period
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military threats in real time. This system later became known as the
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The total length of service of Pyotr
Ivanovich Ivashutin in the GRU was over twenty-four years which made him the longest running GRU chief in the USSR.
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of the USSR, he was transferred there and in March 1954 he was appointed head of the 5th department (economic counterintelligence) of the KGB under the
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In 1963, Ivashutin made a trip to Cuba. The result of this trip was the deployment of a technical intelligence center in
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Second convocation members of the Verkhovna Rada of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
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The highest departmental awards of the state security agencies of the USSR:
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Ivashutin was born into the family of a railway worker. He graduated from a
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Recipients of the Order "For Merit to the Fatherland", 3rd class
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Recipients of the Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky (Soviet Union), 1st class
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From 14 March 1963 to 13 July 1987 Ivashutin became Chief of the
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From 1950 to 1954 and from 1966 he was a deputy of the
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Zhukovsky Air Force Engineering Academy of the Red Army
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National Defense Management of the Russian Federation
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Recipients of the Patriotic Order of Merit in bronze
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Recipients of the Order of the Red Banner of Labour
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North Ossetian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
700:"Peter the Great of Russian Military Intelligence"
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453:Captain of State Security - 4 February 1939;
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425:From July 1987, Ivashutin worked in the
372:. Over the years he was a deputy of the
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1056:Recipients of the Order of the Red Star
436:Pyotr Ivashutin died on 4 June 2002 in
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618:"Ioffe E. They served in intelligence"
580:Honorary State Security Officer (1958)
345:Immediately after the creation of the
314:counterintelligence department of the
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262:the 45th air brigade of the
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284:Leningrad Military District
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56:Пётр Ива́нович Ивашу́тин
457:Major of State Security
362:Soviet of Nationalities
920:Aleksandr Shlyakhturov
569:Orders of the Red Star
440:. He is buried at the
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