Janis Shepte

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Jānis Šepte, Янис Шепте (born April 26, 1880 in Courland, 1938) - Latvian Communist, Soviet politician. Curriculum vitae 1897-1899 was educated at the teacher's seminar from which he was removed, 1899-1901 was a student of the Riga military school, 1901-1905 served in the Russian army, 1905 joined the SDPRR, Bolshevik. From October to December 1905 he headed the uprising in the Goldingean district of the Courland gulf, from January to May 1906 he was emigrated to Zurich, in May 1906 he returned to Russia, but in June 1907 he emigrated to the US where he stayed until 1917. Member of the US Socialist Party Since 1917, Chairman of the Eupprian Committee of the SDPRR (b), Chairman of the Simferopol Military-Revolutionary Committee, since February 10, 1918 Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Taurus Gubernian Council, March-April 1918 President of the Central Executive Committee (CIK) of the Soviet Socialist Republic of Taurus. From July to November 1918, he was emigrated to the United States (until June 1931), the same year he was arrested in India, 1920 released. From June 1931 to April 1932 he worked in the central design office of locomotives of the steam locomotive factory in Kolomenskoye, from April 1932 to 1937 head of the sector, secretary of the WKP cell (b) and lecturer of the Moscow Institute of Research and Construction, retired.

Arrested, June 10, 1938 sentenced to 10 years imprisonment, died in a camp. Bibliography

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