Sergei Kruglov 1907 – 1977

Biography

Sergei Kruglov was born on October 2, 1907, in the town of Zubtsov, where his early years unfolded during a transformative period in Russian history. He would go on to become a prominent figure in Soviet military and political life, dedicating much of his career to service in positions of significant responsibility and influence during the twentieth century.

Throughout his life, Kruglov rose to the rank of general, earning recognition for his work within the Soviet state apparatus. His career reflected the complex demands placed on those who served in leadership roles during this era of rapid political and social change across the Soviet Union.

Kruglov spent his final years in the Pushkinsky Urban District, where he lived until his sudden death on July 6, 1977. His life was cut short in a tragic railway collision, an unexpected end to a long career of public service. He was laid to rest at Novodevichy Cemetery in Moscow’s Khamovniki District, a final resting place that reflects the significance of his contributions to Soviet society.