Jakow Rapoport

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Jakov Dawydowicz Rapoport (Russian: Яков Давыдович Рапопорт, born October 12, 1898 in Riga, died July 1, 1962 in Moscow) is an officer of the Soviet secret service, Major General. , graduated from the 4th class of the Voronezh real school, from January 1917 in the SDPRR (b), since August 1918 investigator of the Vojvodship gubernian province Cheka, deputy manager and head of the legal department of the Vojvodina voivodeship. From September to December 1919 he was a member of the Chechen Government College in Voronezh and again the head of his legal department, deputy chairman of the Vojvodship Chechen Republic, since January 1920 deputy chairman of the Vyacheslav Province Revolutionary Court, deputy chairman of the Voronezh District Resolute Committee and head of the investigative section. From 19 June to 16 September 1920, head of the administrative department, political commissioner and deputy head of the board of the railway police in Voronezh, 1921-1922 head of the administrative and organizational department of the Vojvodship Chechen republic and again member her College, 1922 senior secretary of the People's Commissariat of Foreign Affairs of the RFSRR and secretary of the People's Foreign Affairs Committee of the RFSRR, later worked in the RFSRR agriculture and folk agriculture commission.

From May 28, 1924, a staff member of the OGPU USSR Economic Board, Assistant Head of Division 4 and Division 2, and Head of Division 4 of the Board from June 1, 1926 to July 16, 1930, from July 16 to October 1, October 1930 to June 9, 1932 Gulag Main Campus of the USSR, from June 9, 1932 to July 10, 1934 deputy head of the Gulag OGPU USSR. From July 10, 1934 to January 29, 1939, deputy head of the Gulag NKVD USSR, simultaneously from September 16, 1935 to 1939, building hydrocarbon bodies of the USSR, and from December 7, 1935 to September 13, 1940 the head of the Volga Corps of Correctional Labor Camp, NKVD, from December 5, September 11, 1940 senior state security. From September 13, 1940 to August 23, 1941, the head of the Goggidrostroja NKVD of the USSR, then his deputy, 1941-1942 commander of the army, from 1942 to 17 April 1943 head of the Central Industrial Construction NKVD USSR, from 27 January 1942 to 17 April 1943 head of Tagilstroja and the Board Tagilski Correctional Work Camp NKVD, February 22, 1943 promoted to major general of engineering and technical service. From April 19, 1943 to April 29, 1944, Deputy Head of the Industrial Building NKVD USSR, from April 29, 1944 to 1946 Head of the Board of Correctional Work Camp Czelabmetalurgstroja NKWD / From October 5, 1947 to November 5, 1949, the head of the MWD USSR, from November 5, 1949 to 1952, the head of the Soviet Union, from October 31, 1952 to March 18, 1953, the head of the Ministry of Construction, June 6, 1953 fired from service. Honors Bibliography

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