Lulov Grigory Nikolaevich (1899, Riga ― 21 January 1940) ― Major of State Security.

Grigory Lulov was born into a family of a clerk. Member of the Communist Party since 1917. From 1919, he was a member of the Cheka and worked in the VUCHK. In the early 1920s, he was involved in underground work in Latvia, was arrested, and released in an exchange. He worked in the OGPU (United State Political Administration) in Leningrad, participated in the investigation of the case of Hasidic rabbi Schneerson, who knew the Lubov family in Riga, was an employee on assignment, head of department, assistant to the head of the OGPU SPO (Special organ) department ― GUGB NKVD (Main Directorate of State Security of the People’s Commisariate of Internal Affairs). He participated in the preparation of the ‘Moscow trials’ and was a major in the State Security Service from 1937. He was awarded the Order of Lenin (1937) and the badge ‘Honorary Worker of the Cheka-GPU’. Arrested at the end of 1938. Executed by firing squad on 21 January 1940 by order of the USSR Military Council. Not rehabilitated.