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Ivanovich Kovpakov (Russian: Влас Иванович Колпаков, born in June 1909 in Kaszszta, 1998) - Soviet politician and party activist, Hero of Socialist Labor (1948). Curriculum vitae Born in a Chakras peasant family, after finishing school, he was a shop assistant in his native village, from January 1928 the rural council secretary, later chairman of the local credit union and head of the regional finance department of the executive committee. Since 1930, chairman of the district executive committee, then prosecutor's assistant, prosecutor and judge in the Chakras Autonomous Region, since 1930 a member of the WKP (b). From 1937 deputy editor, then editor of the regional newspaper "Znamia Sowietow", 1940-1941 Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) of the Chakas Autonomous Region for Personnel, 1941-1943 listener of the High School of the Party at the KC WKP (b), then returned to previous position, 1946-1950 was the first secretary of the Ust-Abakan District Committee of the WKP (b). From 1950 to February 1952 First Deputy Chairman, and from 26 February 1952 to 1954 Chairman of the Regional Executive Committee of the Chakras Autonomous Council, 1954-1959 First secretary of the Regional Committee of the CPSU Chakas Autonomous Region. From July 1959 to October 1961 Chairman of the Chakras Autonomous Region Regional Executive Committee, since 1962 Chairman of the Regional Chamber of Agriculture Employees, since 1969 retired. 1948-1962 deputy to the Verkhovna Rada of the USSR from 3 to 5 terms. Delegate for the XIX and XX CU Congresses. Honors

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