Privolzhsky City District

Privolzhsky City District (Russian: Приволжский район; Tatar: Идел буе районы, Tatar pronunciation: [iˈdɘl buˈjə rɑjuˈnə]) is a city district of Kazan,^[1] the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia. It occupies the southern part of Kazan. Its area is 115.17 square kilometers (44.47 sq mi).^[2] Population: 227,755 (2010 Census);^[3] 222,602 (2002 Census);^[4] 213,598 (1989 Soviet census).^[5]

Privolzhsky District Приволжский район
District
Other transcription(s)
• Tatar	Идел буе районы
Coordinates: 55°43′0.1″N 49°12′0.0″E
Country	Russia
Federal subject	Tatarstan
Established	7 December 1956
Area
• Total	115.57 km2 (44.62 sq mi)

For other places with the same name, see Privolzhsky District.

It has a common administration with Vakhitovsky City District.

The district has borders with Laishevsky District to the south, Pestrechinsky District to the south-east, Sovetsky City District to the north-east, Vakhitovsky City District to the north-west and Verkhneuslonsky District to the west (through Volga).

History

In 1918 Zheleznodorozhny and Pletenyovski districts were created as party-territorial units.

In 1919, the first of them was renamed Zabulachny; in 1920 both district were merged into Zabulachno-Pletenyovski District (Russian: Забулачно-Плетенёвский район; Tatar: Болак аръягы-Пеләтән райуны).

In 1926 the district's name was changed to Nizhne-Gorodskoy, and in 1931 to Stalinsky. In 1942, northern part of the district was ceded to the newly formed Dzerzhinsky District ^[ru]. 12 years later, major part of Sverdlovsky District ^[ru] was annexed to the district; later that same year, it was renamed Privolzhsky District.

District leadership

First secretaries of District Party Committee:^[6]

• Anna Blusevich (1918–1919)
• Romashev (1919)
• Arnolds Strautmanis (1919–1921)
• Vasily Kalchenko (1921–1923)
• Pyotr Knyazev (1923–1924)
• Andrey Terskiy (1924)
• Aleksandr Kleymyonov (1924–1925)
• Mikhail Prusakov (1925–1927)
• Qıyam Abramof (1927–1928)
• Möxetdinef (1928–1929)
• Ğömär Älmöxämmätef (1929–1930)
• Bäker Şakirof (1930–1931)
• Nikolay Antsishikin (1931–1932)
• Mostafa Mäñgişef (1932–1933)
• Xäybik Sibğätullin (1933–1935)
• Ğabdulla Yunısof (1935)
• Solomon Ioffe (1935–1936)
• Yaqup İslamof (1937)
• Vasily Fomichyov (1937)
• Cäläl Ğilmetdinef (1937–1938)
• Nikolay Zaytsev (1938–1940)
• Äfzaletdin Ğayazetdinef (1940–1941)
• Dmitry Tyshkevich (1941–1942)
• Anastasiya Garast (1942–1944)
• Porfiriy Ustinov (1944–1951)
• Aleksandra Pyatakova (1951–1955)
• Salix Minüşef (1955–1957)
• Nikolay Malinkin (1957–1961)
• Aleksandr Bondarenko (1961–1962)
• Yünir Cämaletdinef (1962–1966)
• İldus Sadıyqof (1966–1970)
• Ğömär Yosıpof (1970–1973)
• İldus Ğälief (1973–1980)
• Revo Hidiätullin (1980–1983)
• Valery Plastinin (1983–1984)
• Olga Yermakova (1984–1991)