Mirsaid Sultan-Galiev

Mirsäyet Xäydär Uli Soltanğäliev (* July 13, 1892 in Ufa, † 28 January 1940 in Moscow? ) Was a Tatar politician in Russia and in the meantime, the highest ranking Muslim in the CPSU. In Europe he is known mainly under the name of Mir Said Sultan Galiyev (Russian Мирсаид Хайдаргалиевич Султан - Галиев ).

Sultangalijewismus

Long-term goal was one of only federally with Soviet Russia connected "socialist Turan ", which should include the Tartar Volga-Ural region, as well as throughout Turkestan and which could also connect other eastern peoples and states later. As a short-term goal Galiyev targeted at least with his " Tatar - Bashkir Committee " means a common Tatar - Bashkir Republic instead of the later two Republics to.

But Stalin had him in 1920 only form a Tatar Soviet Republic in Kazan, the Bashkir Soviet Republic of previously formed was not connected, Galiyev excluded in 1923 because of " bourgeois- nationalist deviations" from the Communist Party and Tatarstan transformed to ASSR. 1924 the ASSR Turkestan was into numerous smaller divided Soviet republics or ASSR and arrested Galiyev first time. arrested again since 1928, he was murdered during the Stalinist purges probably later than 1937 by the " people's Commissariat of the Interior " ( NKVD ). His goals were vilified and banned as " Sultangalijewismus ".