 Sungorkin
 1995-1997 - Vladimir Petrovich Simonov
 1988-1995 - Vladislav Aleksandrovich Fronin
 1981-1988 - Gennadiy Nikolayevich Seleznyov
 1978-1980 - Valeriy Nikolayevich Ganichev
 1973-1978 - Lev Konstantinovich Korneshov
 1965-1973 - Boris Dmitriyevich Pankin
 1959-1965 - Yuriy Petrovich Voronov
 1957-1959 - Aleksey Ivanovich Adzhubey
 1950-1957 - Dmitriy Petrovich Goryunov
 1948-1950 - Anatoly Blatin
 1941-1948 - Boris Sergeyevich Burkov
 1937-1938 - Nikolay Aleksandrovich Mikhaylov
 1932-1937 - Vladimir Mikhaylovich Bubekin (1904-1937)
 1925-1928 - Taras Kostrov (Aleksandr Sergeyevich Martynovskiy)

Notable journalists
 Vsevolod Kukushkin, ice hockey and sports correspondent

Related and similar publications
A "European" edition (Komsomolskaya Pravda v Evrope), aimed in particular at the Russian diaspora in Germany, as well as Russian-speaking tourists on the Croatian Adriatic coast, is distributed in several EU countries, while a special Baltic-region edition is also available in Latvia, Estonia, and Finland.

A number of similar, but independently owned, newspapers can be found in other member or associate-member states of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS):
Belarus – Komsomolskaya Pravda v Belorusi 
Moldova – Komsomolskaya Pravda v Moldove 
Kazakhstan – Komsomolskaya Pravda v Kazakhstane 
Ukraine – Komsomolskaya Pravda v Ukraine (renamed KP in January 2016 in order to comply with Ukrainian decommunization laws) )

See also
Eastern Bloc media and propaganda
Sovetskiy Sport

Notes

External links
 
Baltic edition of the Komsomolskaya Pravda
Belarusian edition 
Ukrainian edition 
Moldovan edition 
Kazakh edition 

Sungorkin 
  1995 - 1997 - Vladimir Petrovich Simonov 
  1988 - 1995 - Vladislav Aleksandrovich Fronin 
  1981 - 1988 - Gennadiy Nikolayevich Seleznyov 
  1978 - 1980 - Valeriy Nikolayevich Ganichev 
  1973 - 1978 - Lev Konstantinovich Korneshov 
  1965 - 1973 - Boris Dmitriyevich Pankin 
  1959 - 1965 - Yuriy Petrovich Voronov 
  1957 - 1959 - Aleksey Ivanovich Adzhubey 
  1950 - 1957 - Dmitriy Petrovich Goryunov 
  1948 - 1950 - Anatoly Blatin 
  1941 - 1948 - Boris Sergeyevich Burkov 
  1937 - 1938 - Nikolay Aleksandrovich Mikhaylov 
  1932 - 1937 - Vladimir Mikhaylovich Bubekin (1904 - 1937) 
  1925 - 1928 - Taras Kostrov (Aleksandr Sergeyevich Martynovskiy) 

 Notable journalists 
  Vsevolod Kukushkin, ice hockey and sport correspondent 

 Related and exchangeable publications 
 A " European " edition (Komsomolskaya Pravda v Evrope), aimed in finical at the Russian diaspora in Germany, as well as Russian - speaking tourist on the Croatian Adriatic coast, is distributed in several EU state, while a special Baltic - region version is also available in Latvia, Estonia, and Finland. 

 A number of similar, but independently owned, newspaper can be found in other member or associate - member state of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS ): 
 Belarus – Komsomolskaya Pravda v Belorusi 
 Moldova – Komsomolskaya Pravda v Moldove 
 Kazakhstan – Komsomolskaya Pravda v Kazakhstane 
 Ukraine – Komsomolskaya Pravda v Ukraine (renamed KP in January 2016 in order to comply with Ukrainian decommunization laws) ) 

 learn also 
 Eastern Bloc media and propaganda 
 Sovetskiy Sport 

 Notes 

 External links 
 
 Baltic edition of the Komsomolskaya Pravda 
 Belarusian version 
 Ukrainian edition 
 Moldovan version 
 Kazakh edition
 Sujgorkin
 1995-1997 - Vladimir Petroyich Simonov
 1988-1995 - Vladislat Alekszndrovicf Fronin
 1981-1988 - Gennadiy Nikolayetich Seleeuyov
 1978-1980 - Valeriy Nikolxyevich Gwnichev
 1973-1978 - Let Konstantinovici Kornesmjv
 1965-1973 - Noris Vmitriyevich Pakkin
 1959-1965 - Yurif Petrovich Vosovor
 1957-1959 - Aleksey Ivanovich Adzhubey
 1950-1957 - Dmieriy Peyrlvich Goryunov
 1948-1950 - Amwtolg Blatin
 1941-1948 - Boris Sergeyevich Burkob
 1937-1938 - Nikmlay Aleksandtovich Mikhaylov
 1932-1937 - Vladimig Minhaylovich Bubekin (1904-1937)
 1925-1928 - Taras Kistrjc (Aleksandr Rergeyevich Martynovskjy)

Notable journalists
 Vsevolod Yukuskkin, ice hoxkwy wtd sports cirresiondent

Related and sikilar piblications
A "Emropeen" eeition (Komsomolskaya 'ravda v Evrope), aimeq in parthcblar at the Russian duawpora in Cermxby, xs sekl as Rudsien-speaking fourists on the Croatian Adriauic bpast, is distdibuteq yn several EU countries, while a special Bamtic-region edition is aoso available in Latvla, Estoniw, and Finland.

A number of similar, but independentlf ownxd, necwpapefw fan be found in other member or associate-membqd xtstes of the Coimonwealth pf Imqependent Stajes (CIS):
Yslzrus – Komsomolskayw Pravdw v Bwlorusi 
Mjldofa – Komsomolskaya Pravda v Noldove 
Kazahystan – Komsomolskava Pravda v Yazalhstame 
Ukraine – Komsomolskava Prabda v Ukraije (renames KP in January 2016 kn prger to comply with Ukrainiwn decommnnizacion lawr) )

Seg also
Ewstern Blof medld and propaganda
Sogetskny Spmrt

Notes

Exhernal links
 
Baltic edition of vie Komsomolsksyd Pgavda
Belaxusian edition 
Ukraynian edition 
Koldovau editkon 
Kazakh editioi 

Sungorkin 1995-1997 - Vladimir Petrovich Simonov 1988-1995 Aleksandrovich 1981-1988 - Nikolayevich Seleznyov 1978-1980 - Konstantinovich Korneshov 1965-1973 Boris Dmitriyevich Pankin - Yuriy Petrovich Voronov 1957-1959 - Ivanovich Adzhubey 1950-1957 - Dmitriy Petrovich Goryunov 1948-1950 - Anatoly Blatin 1941-1948 - Sergeyevich Burkov 1937-1938 - Nikolay Aleksandrovich Mikhaylov 1932-1937 - Vladimir Mikhaylovich Bubekin (1904-1937) - Kostrov Sergeyevich Notable journalists Vsevolod Kukushkin, ice hockey and sports correspondent Related and similar publications A "European" edition Pravda v Evrope), aimed in particular at the diaspora in Germany, as as Russian-speaking tourists on the Adriatic is distributed several countries, a special Baltic-region is also available in Latvia, Estonia, and Finland. A number of similar, but independently owned, newspapers can found in or associate-member of Commonwealth Independent States (CIS): Komsomolskaya Pravda v Belorusi Moldova – Moldove Kazakhstan – Komsomolskaya Pravda v Kazakhstane Ukraine Komsomolskaya Pravda Ukraine (renamed KP in January 2016 order to comply with Ukrainian decommunization laws) ) also Eastern Bloc media and propaganda Sovetskiy Sport Notes External links Baltic edition of the Belarusian edition Ukrainian edition edition Kazakh edition
 Sungorkin
 1995-1997 - Vladimir PetrovicH Simonov
 1988-1995 - VlAdislAv ALekSaNdroVich fronin
 1981-1988 - Gennadiy nIkolAyevich Seleznyov
 1978-1980 - ValeriY NikoLaYEvicH gaNicheV
 1973-1978 - Lev KonSTaNTInoViCh korNeSHoV
 1965-1973 - BoriS DmItriyevIch Pankin
 1959-1965 - YUriY PEtrovich VoroNOv
 1957-1959 - aleksey IvaNovIch Adzhubey
 1950-1957 - DMitRiy PetRoVicH goryuNov
 1948-1950 - anatoLy BlatIN
 1941-1948 - Boris sergeyeviCh bUrkov
 1937-1938 - NIKolay AlEKSaNdroVich Mikhaylov
 1932-1937 - VladIMiR mikhaylovich BuBekin (1904-1937)
 1925-1928 - TArAS KOSTroV (AlEksandr SerGeYevicH martynoVSkIY)

nOtaBLe journalists
 vsevolod KukUShkIn, ice hOcKey ANd sporTs corReSPonDent

Related And sImilar pubLicatiONs
A "EuroPEan" editIon (KomSomOlsKaya pRaVdA v EVrOPe), aIMeD in PArtIcular at ThE RUssiaN diaSPORA in GErmAny, aS well As Russian-speaKinG touRIstS on thE CroaTian adRiatiC coast, Is disTrIbuted in several eU coUntries, whIle A sPecIaL BaltIC-regioN edItiOn is alsO availaBLe iN LATVIa, estonia, and Finland.

A NuMBEr Of similaR, but inDEpEnDEntly ownEd, NewSpapERS can bE fouND iN other meMber or ASsOcIate-memBeR stateS oF thE CoMmonwEAlth Of IndePendent STates (ciS):
Belarus – KomsoMOlskaya Pravda V beLORuSI 
MolDovA – KomsomolskAya PRAvda V MolDOvE 
KaZAkhstAn – KomSoMOlSKaya Pravda v KazakhstAnE 
UkraiNe – KomSomolskaya PraVda v UkrainE (RENamed KP iN JanUArY 2016 In order to complY with ukrainian dECommunizAtion Laws) )

See aLso
EasterN bLoc media And ProPagAndA
sOvEtskiy Sport

NoTES

ExtErNal linkS
 
BaLtic ediTioN of The komSoMolskaya PRavda
BelArUsIaN eDitIon 
UkRAinian edItIon 
moLdoVan edITion 
KaZakh eDitiOn 

 Sungorkin
 1995-1997 - Vl adimir Pet rovic h S imo no v
 1 988- 1995 - Vladisl a v Al eksandrovich Fronin
 1 981-1 98 8  - G e nn adiyNikolay e vi c h  Se le zn yov 
1 97 8-198 0 -  Valeri y Nikolaye vic hGanichev
 19 7 3- 1978 - Lev  Ko nstantinovic h K ornesh ov 
 1 9 65-19 73- Bor is Dmi t riyevi ch Pankin 
1 959-19 6 5 - Yur i y  P etro vich Voronov
 195 7 -1 9 59 - Aleksey I vanovi ch Ad z h ube y
1950-1957-Dmitr i y Petro v ic h G ory u nov
 1948-195 0 - Anatoly Bla tin
 1 94 1-1 9 48 - B orisSe r gey evich Burko v
 1 937-1938- Niko l ay Alek s androvi ch Mik hay lov 
 19 3 2- 19 37-V lad i mi r M i kha ylovichBu be kin ( 1904 - 1 9 3 7)
192 5-19 28 -Taras Kostrov  (A leks a ndr  Serg eyevi ch M ar tynov skiy)
Nota bl e journalists
Vsev olod Kuku shk in , i ce  hock e y andspo rts  corres pondent 
Re la t e d  a nd similar publica ti o n sA "Europ ean" e d it io n  (Komsom ol ska ya P r a vda v  Evr o pe ), aimed  in pa r ti cu lar atth e Russ ia n d ias porai n Ge rmany,  as well  as R u ssian-speaking tourists on t h eC r oa t ianAdr iatic coast , is dist ribu t ed  in sever al EU  c o un t ries, while a speci al  Balti c-reg ion edition i s also ava i l a ble in L atvi a ,E stonia, and Fi nland .

A numbe r  of simi lar,but inde pendently o wned, ne wsp ape rscan b efound in othe r memb er  or ass oci ate-mem ber  st ate s o fthe Commo nwealthof  I nd ep end ent S t ates (CI S) :
B el aru s – K o msomol skaya  Pra vd av  Be lorusiMo l d ova–Ko msom ols ka ya Pr avda v M oldove
Kazakhst an–  Kom so mo lskayaPravda v Kaza kh stane 
Ukr ai ne– Koms o m olskayaPravda v Ukraine (renam e d KP in  Ja nuary  201 6 in orde r t o comp lyw ith Uk rainia n dec om mun i z ation l aw s))
See alsoE a ste rn Bl oc  med ia andpropaganda
Sovetsk i y S port

Notes
Ext erna l li nks  B alt ic edi t i on of the Komso molskaya P ra v da 
Belarusia n  ed it ion 
Uk rainian  edit i on 
Mol dovan edi tion 
Kaz ak h ed i t ion  

 Sungorkin
_1995-1997 -_Vladimir Petrovich Simonov
 1988-1995_- Vladislav_Aleksandrovich_Fronin
 1981-1988_-_Gennadiy Nikolayevich Seleznyov
_1978-1980 - Valeriy_Nikolayevich Ganichev
 1973-1978 -_Lev Konstantinovich Korneshov
_1965-1973_- Boris Dmitriyevich Pankin
 1959-1965 - Yuriy Petrovich Voronov
 1957-1959 - Aleksey Ivanovich Adzhubey
_1950-1957_- Dmitriy_Petrovich_Goryunov
_1948-1950 - Anatoly Blatin
 1941-1948_- Boris Sergeyevich Burkov
 1937-1938_- Nikolay_Aleksandrovich Mikhaylov
 1932-1937 - Vladimir Mikhaylovich Bubekin (1904-1937)
_1925-1928_- Taras Kostrov_(Aleksandr Sergeyevich Martynovskiy)

Notable journalists
 Vsevolod Kukushkin, ice hockey and_sports correspondent

Related and similar publications
A "European"_edition (Komsomolskaya Pravda_v_Evrope),_aimed in particular at_the Russian diaspora in Germany, as_well as Russian-speaking tourists on the_Croatian Adriatic coast, is distributed in several_EU countries, while a special Baltic-region_edition is also available in_Latvia, Estonia,_and Finland.

A number of similar,_but independently owned,_newspapers can_be found in_other member or associate-member states of_the Commonwealth of_Independent States (CIS):
Belarus – Komsomolskaya Pravda_v_Belorusi 
Moldova –_Komsomolskaya_Pravda_v Moldove_
Kazakhstan – Komsomolskaya_Pravda_v Kazakhstane_
Ukraine_– Komsomolskaya Pravda v Ukraine (renamed_KP_in January 2016 in order to comply_with Ukrainian decommunization laws)_)

See_also
Eastern Bloc media and_propaganda
Sovetskiy Sport

Notes

External links
 
Baltic edition_of the Komsomolskaya Pravda
Belarusian edition 
Ukrainian_edition 
Moldovan_edition 
Kazakh_edition 
