Tserendorj

Yumjaagiin Tsedenbal - Career
... Badamdorj Chagdarjav Bodoo Damdinbazar Tserendorj Mongolian People's Republic Tserendorj Amar Jigjidjav Genden Amar Choibalsan Tsedenbal Batmönkh Sodnom Gungaadorj Byambasüren ...

Balingiin Tserendorj - Prime Minister - Soviet Control Increases
... Tserendorj was pressured to include a number of Russians in high ranking positions within his government including minister of finance, chairman of the economic council, head of Mongolian ... Tserendorj sought to offset the growing influence of the Soviets in internal affairs by continuing to pursue international recognition of Mongolian independence, not only from Russia but from other nations as well ... Later Tserendorj and his allies came under heavy criticism from pro-Soviet members of the MPRP who felt such efforts were counterrevolutionary and a ...

Dumaagiin Sodnom - Source
... Tserendorj Bodoo Damdinbazar B ... Tserendorj Mongolian People's Republic B ... Tserendorj Amar Jigjidjav Genden Amar Choibalsan Tsedenbal Batmönkh Sodnom Gungaadorj Byambasüren Mongolia Jasrai Enkhsaikhan Elbegdorj Narantsatsralt Tuyaa Amarjargal Enkhbayar ...

Balingiin Tserendorj - Prime Minister
... From 1922 to 1923 Tserendorj served as Mongolia's minister of foreign affairs ... death of the Bogd Khan in April 1924, Tserendorj was made head of the draft constitution commission established by the government after a previous commission had “made wrong turns” by ... first session of the Mongolian Great Hural (parliament) in 1924, Tserendorj was appointed first prime minister of the MPR and was subsequently re-elected in 1926 and ...

Manjusri Monastery - History
... The monastery’s chief abbot, Manzushir Khutagt Sambadondogiin Tserendorj, was then made prime minister during Ungern von Sternberg’s puppet regime (February to July 1921) ... In the early years following the revolution, Manzushir Khutagt Tserendorj allegedly collaborated with the physically weakened Bogd Khan on various ... In 1929 – 1930 Manzushir Khutagt Tserendorj had his personal property confiscated by the state and in 1936, at the start of Stalinist purges, he was one of 24 lamas arrested by Khorloogiin Choibalsan’s ...