Akmal Ikramov — English Wikipedia

English Wikipedia article on Akmal Ikramov; used for entity facts only. It gives his birth in 1898 in Tashkent, his first secretaryship of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Uzbekistan 1929–1937, his leadership of collectivisation and the cotton campaign, his design of the anti-Islamic measures of the first five-year plan and his occasional personal orders to arrest clergymen, citing Shoshana Keller's study, his trial at the Trial of the Twenty-One, his execution at Kommunarka on 13 March 1938 (other sources give 15 March), and his rehabilitation in 1957. What it records about religion is anti-religious state activity, not an attestation of his personal affiliation.