Centrosibir

A historical black-and-white photograph of a large, multi-story neoclassical stone building with tall columns situated along a street in Irkutsk
The White House in Irkutsk, where Centrosibir was active

Centrosibir (Russian: Центросибирь), short for the Central Executive Committee of Siberian Soviets, was elected by the First Congress of Siberian Soviets, held in Irkutsk from October 29 [O.S. October 16] 1917 to November 6 [O.S. October 24] 1917. The task of Centrosibir was to coordinate the activities of Siberian Soviet between their congresses. N. N. Yakovlev was the Executive Chairman of Centrosibir.[1]

After the temporary downfall of Soviet power in Siberia, Centrosibir ceased to function in the summer of 1918.[2][3]

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