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The following lists events that happened during1951 in theUnion of Soviet Socialist Republics.

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Births

January 20 —Rouslan Saghabalyan, Russian writer, journalist and screenwriter
February 3 —Eugenijus Riabovas, Lithuanian football manager
February 5 —Nikolay Merkushkin, 3rdGovernor of Samara Oblast
February 11 —Vladimir Khabarov, 2ndGovernor of Nenets Autonomous Okrug (d.2010)
February 19 —Vakhtang Machavariani, composer and conductor (d.2025)
February 23 —Avtandil Jorbenadze, 4thState Minister of Georgia (d.2024)
February 24 —Aleksandr Nazarov, 1stGovernor of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
March 1 —Sergei Kourdakov, Soviet KGB agent, later Christian convert (d.1973)
March 26 —Aleksey Buldakov, Soviet and Russian movie actor (d.2019)
March 30 —Sergey Tereshchenko, 1stPrime Minister of Kazakhstan (d.2023)
April 6 —Rita Raave, Estonian stage, television and film actress
April 14 —Pyotr Mamonov, rock musician (d.2021)
April 15 —Vladimir Rayfikesht, 1stGovernor of Altai Krai
April 21 —Aleksandr Laveykin, cosmonaut
April 30 —Mikhail Kislyuk, 1stGovernor of Kemerovo Oblast
May 3 —Nikolai Yegorov, 4thGovernor of Krasnodar Krai (d.1997)
May 23 —Anatoly Karpov, Russian chess player
June 4 —Sergey Mitin, 2ndGovernor of Novgorod Oblast
July 9 —Māris Gailis, 12thPrime Minister of Latvia
July 11 —Nikolai Patrushev, 5thDirector of the Federal Security Service of Russia
July 25 —Yury Kovalchuk, billionaire businessman and financier
August 1 —Vladimir Barabanov, 1st and 4thGovernor of Bryansk Oblast
August 4 —Andris Bērziņš, 16thPrime Minister of Latvia
August 23 —Akhmad Kadyrov, 1stHead of the Chechen Republic (d.2004)
August 30 —Gediminas Kirkilas, 13thPrime Minister of Lithuania (d.2024)
September 14 —Volodymyr Melnykov, Ukrainian poet, writer, songwriter and composer
September 15 —Alexander Mikhailov, 3rdGovernor of Kursk Oblast (d.2020)
September 17 —Mārtiņš Brauns, Latvian composer (d.2021)
September 21 —Aslan Maskhadov, 3rdPresident of Ichkeria (d.2005)
October 4 —Bakhytzhan Kanapyanov, Kazakh poet
October 15 —Rafael Vaganian, Armenian chess player
October 21 —Dmitry Gayev, Russian civil servant (d.2012)
October 23 —Vyacheslav Chanov, Russian football coach and goalkeeper
October 27 —Mikhail Kozlov, ActingGovernor of Altai Krai
October 29 —Alexander Karlin, 5thGovernor of Altai Krai
November 15 —Alexander Bortnikov, 6thDirector of the Federal Security Service of Russia
November 27 —Ivars Godmanis, 10thPrime Minister of Latvia
December 3 —Ivan Cherednik, mathematician
December 19 —Nikolay Volkov, 1stGovernor of Jewish Autonomous Oblast
December 25 —Alexander Volkov, 1stHead of the Udmurt Republic (d.2017)
December 30 —Alexey Barinov, 4thGovernor of Nenets Autonomous Okrug

Deaths

April 2 —Mikhail Vladimirsky, politician and revolutionary (b.1874)
May 1 —Klymentiy Sheptytsky, Orthodox priest (b.1869)
May 29 —Mikhail Borodin, revolutionary and Comintern agent (b.1884)
June 16 —Pyotr Pavlenko, writer, screenwriter and war correspondent (b.1899)
November 3 —Alexei Badayev, functionary (b.1883)
November 5 —Agrippina Vaganova, ballerina (b.1879)^[1]
December 31 —Maxim Litvinov, 2ndPeople's Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the Soviet Union (b.1876)

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References

^Ezrahi, Christina (30 November 2012).Swans of the Kremlin: Ballet and Power in Soviet Russia. University of Pittsburgh Pre. p. 254.ISBN 978-0-8229-7807-7.

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