Sergei Zhupachin

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Sergei Gieorgijewicz Жупахин, born 1888 in the village of Kołonki, Moscow, June 22, 1940) - an officer of the Soviet secret service, major state security, head of the NKVD (1937-1938). Curriculum vitae

He completed his elementary school and two classes of a four-grade urban school. from 1919 a member of the RKP (b), 1919 chairman of the trade union office in Czembarze (now Bielinski), 1919-1920 chairman of the Chekhov province committee of the RKP (b). In 1920, instructor responsible for the Special Representative of the RFSRR North Sector Working and Defense Council, 1921 Northwestern Railways Board of Railroad Construction Commissioner, Northwestern Railroad Northwest Railroad Technical Commissioner, Northwestern Railroad Northwest Railway Technical Service Commissioner, Northwestern Railroad Service Chief of Staff. From October 1922 to October 1922, GPU officer, from November 1926 to June 1928 helper of the Head of the Secret Division, head of the 1st Division of the Secret Secretariat of the Secretariat of the Leppish Military District of Lodz, May 15, 1927 to 15 December 1929 Head of the Secret Secretariat of the PPPU of the Leningrad Military District. From June to December 1929 helper of the head of the Executive Board of the OGPU of the Leningrad Military District, from December 15, 1929 to December 14, 1930 deputy head of this board, from December 14, 1930 to December 11, 1931 Head of the Economic Board, then the Economic Department of PP OGPU of the Leningrad Military District , from December 10, 1932 to January 5, 1934, head of the Political Science Department of the PPPU of the Nordic Region. From January 5 to October 7, 1934 Head of the Political and Security Department of the PPPU / State Security Board (UGB) of the NKVD Board of the Azov-Black Sea Region, from October 1934 to April 1937 Head of the Labor-Peasant Militia Management Board of the Leningrad Oblast, from 11 July 1936 Inspector from January 1935 to April 1937 helper of the head of the NKVD board of the Leningrad Oblast militia. From April 5 to July 19, 1937, deputy head of Division 2 of the State Security Administration, from September 28, 1937 to December 14, 1938 Head of the Board NKVD circuit of Volga. Member of the RFSRR 1 term of office. December 14, 1938 arrested, May 16, 1940 sentenced to death by the Military College of the Supreme Soviet USSR, then shot. He has not been rehabilitated. Honors Bibliography

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