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Enver Nazim oglu Mammadov (Azerbaijani: ''Ənvər Məmməd oğlu Məmmədov''; born 15 August 1923 in Baku, Azerbaijan), is a former Soviet diplomat and a mass media manager. During his career, spent mostly in Russia and the West, he was primarily known under the Russianized form of his name, Enver Nazimovich Mamedov ((ロシア語:Энвер Назимович Мамедов)), or just Enver Mamedov. == Early life == Enver Mammadov's mother's maiden name was Ivanov, and he occasionally used it as his pen name during his media career.〔 After graduating from high school in Baku, Azerbaijan with the "excellent" grades in all subjects (including the Azerbaijani and German languages),〔(Mammadov's high school graduation certificate ), linked from (Museum of Radio and Television ), Mammadov's photo gallery. 〕 in June 1941, Enver Mammadov joined a fighter pilot school.〔(An early photo )〕 After Hitler's invasion of the USSR in 1941, Enver asked to be sent to the front line, but was instead sent to be trained as a military translator at a GRU school.〔("Я не совершал больших подвигов" ) ("I did no great feats"), interview with Enver Nazimovich Mammadov. "Broadcasting. Телевидение и радиовещание", No. 4, 2005 〕 After seeing some action first as a Sr. Sergeant, later as a Sr. Lieutenant, at the Soviet Union's Caucasus Front, Mammadov was sent to work with the USSR Commissariat for Foreign Affairs, where he was posted to the Soviet embassy in Italy as the press secretary. According to Mammadov himself, he was probably selected to that position because he spoke Italian, in addition to German, English, and French.〔〔(Museum of Radio and Television ) 〕 After the end of the war, Mammadov participated in the Nuremberg Trials, as one of the handlers of the Soviet prosecutors' star witness, Field Marshal Friedrich Paulus.〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Enver Mamedov」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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