Antique bust of Felix Dzerzhinsky

Antique bust
of Felix Dzerzhinsky
Antique bust
of Felix Dzerzhinsky
Antique bust
of Felix Dzerzhinsky
Antique bust
of Felix Dzerzhinsky
Antique bust
of Felix Dzerzhinsky
Antique bust
of Felix Dzerzhinsky
Antique bust
of Felix Dzerzhinsky
Antique bust
of Felix Dzerzhinsky
Antique bust
of Felix Dzerzhinsky
Antique bust
of Felix Dzerzhinsky

An antique portrait by Felix Dzerzhinsky. Tinted cast iron, USSR, XX century.  Felix Edmundovich Dzerzhinsky (1877-1926) was a prominent Soviet statesman and party leader of Polish origin. His name is translated from Latin.  it means "lucky, fertile, successful" as his life path turned out to be: difficult, but yielding rich fruits. He was chairman of the Cheka, a special security body of the Soviet state, and after the Cheka was abolished, he became chairman of the Main Political Directorate of the NKVD of the RSFSR.  Dzerzhinsky was a significant and prominent figure in the country's revolutionary past, as well as the founder of the USSR's security and intelligence agencies.