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Платон Алексеевич Ойунский (Слепцов), born November 10, 1893 in Tattins Hill, Yakutsk, Russia, October 31, 1939) - Yakutskaya writer, teacher, linguist and politician. / p> From 1914 to May 1918 he studied at the Faculty of History of the Teachers Institute in Tomsk, since March 1918. He was a member of the RKP (b). From May 1918 instructor of the organization of the Soviet government of the gubernian government, 1918 arrested and exiled, 1919 teacher of four-class school teachers in Tomsk, in May 1919 again arrested, released. From October 1919 to May 1920, a teacher in a primary school, since May 1920 a member of the Yakutian Revolutionary Committee; since June 16, 1920, the president of the Yakutian Revolutionary Committee, from June to December 1920 the head of the Soviet Division of the Yakutsky District / Gubernian Revolutionary Committee and head of the Education Department of this committee. . From January to May 1921, head of the Yakutian Section of the Siberian Revolutionary Committee, 1921-1922 chairman of the Yakutian Guberant Fight Against Banditism, deputy chairman of the Yakutian revolutionary committee, from May to August 1921 chairman of the Olomousky Revolutionary Committee, from 22 August 1921 to 27 December 1922 President of the Yakutian Revolutionary Committee. From January 1923 until January 5, 1926 Yakutskaya ASRR Central Executive Committee (CIK), from July 1926 to February 1928, from February 1928 Yakutian People's Commissar for Education, later Yushchenko's People's Commissar for Health Protection, 1929 Yakutian People's Commissar for Social Security ASRR . From December 1929 to June 1931, the head and editor responsible for the Yakutsky State Publishing House, from June 1931 to June 1935, aspirant of the National Institute for Scientific Research at the USSR, since 1935 a candidate for linguistics. From 1934 to February 1938, President of the Board of the Yugoslav Literature Union and member of the Board of Writers of the USSR, from 1935 to February 1938 Director of the Institute for Research and Language and Culture at the Council of People's Commissars Yakutskaya ASRR.

February 3, 1938, he was imprisoned in Yakutsk prison. Literature

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