Komsomol of Ukraine

Lenin's Communist Society of Youth of Ukraine
Ле́нінська Комуністи́чна Спі́лка Мо́лоді Украї́ни (ЛКСМУ)
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Abbreviation LCSYU
Motto For the rights of youth, public rule, socialism!
Formation 26 June 1919 (1919-06-26)
Type youth organization
Official language
Russian, Ukrainian
Leader Mykhailo Kononovych
Parent organization
 Communist Party of Ukraine and
Komsomol Central Committee
Affiliations Molod Ukrayiny (1991)
Website http://lksmu.com/
Organization's document

Komsomol of Ukraine, officially Lenin's Communist Society of Youth of Ukraine (Ukrainian: Ле́нінська Комуністи́чна Спі́лка Мо́лоді Украї́ни), is a revived All-Ukrainian youth organization that was reestablished in 1997 as a youth wing of the Communist Party of Ukraine.

History

The Komsomol in Ukraine was established on June 26, 1919. In the Soviet Union such organization existed in 1919 - 1991. It was dissolved after the Communist Party of Ukraine was prohibited in Ukraine. It was revived in 1997. The original publishing newspaper was Molod Ukrayiny (1925-1991).

In 2011 with the support from the Communist Party of Ukraine and the Ministry of Education and Science, Komsomol initiated a process on revival of the Pioneer Organization of Ukraine. The base of such organization will be a reformed ideology of Children Communist. It currently a member of the Left Opposition, as is its mother party.[1]

Leaders of Komsomol

#YearsNameNotes
21922-1922Samuil Ignat
31922-1923Vasyl Vasyutin
11923-1923David Gurevich
41923-1925Dmitriy Pavlov
51925-1927Semyon Vysochinyenko
61927-1928Aleksandr Milchakov
71928-1930Ivan Korsunov
81930-1933Aleksandr Boichenko
91933-1937Sergei Andryeyev
101937-1938Stepan Usyenko
111938-1943Yakov Khomyenko
121943-1947Vasyl Kostyenko
131947-1950Vladimir Syemichasny
141950-1954Georgiy Shevel
151954-1960Vasyl Drozdyenko
161960-1968Yuriy Yelchenko
171968-1972Aleksandr Kapto
181972-1975Andrei Giryenko
191975-1983Anatoliy Korniyenko
201983-1986Viktor Mironyenko
211986-1989Valeriy Tsybukh
221989-1991Anatoliy Matviyenko
#YearsNameNotes
11997-?????
22014–presentMykhailo Kononovych

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Communists and Orthodox united in the "Left Opposition"". Religion in Ukraine (in Russian). 17 June 2015. Retrieved 13 May 2018.
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