Grigoriy Zhelyeznogorskiy
Grigoriy Abramovich Zhelyeznogorskiy (Ukrainian - Григо́рій Абра́мович Желєзного́рський ; born Gersh Abramovich Eisenberg; 1896, Tarashcha, Kiev Province - 22 September 1938, Kiev) was a lawyer of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, acting as its final Prosecutor General in spring 1936 before Ukraine's public prosecutor's office was subordinated to the Prosecutor General of the Soviet Union the following year.
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- "Желєзногорський-Айзенберг Григорій Абрамович". web.archive.org. Archived from the original on 2010-11-02. Retrieved 2016-12-12.
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| Soviet Ukraine (1923–1991) | Sergei Buzdalin • Mykhailo Lebedynets • Frants Mazur • Semen Krupko • Herman Zavitskyi • Grigoriy Zhelyeznogorskiy • Fedir Shumiatskyi • Kostiantyn Topchiy • Petro Noshchenko • Fedir Hlukh • Volodymyr Zaichuk • Oleksandr Yakymenko |  |
| Ukraine | Oleksandr Yakymenko • Heorhiy Butenko • Vitaliy Boiko • Vasyl Maliarenko • Vasyl Onopenko • Petro Pylypchuk • Yaroslav Romaniuk • Valentyna Danishevska | |
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gollark: Why would we have finite materials?
gollark: It was actually a minor concurrency error, yes.
gollark: And nobody likes those.
gollark: Besides, that only manifested in certain areas around neutron stars.
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