ÐÓÑÑÊÈÉ ÕÀÐÁÈÍ (Harbin Russians...To remember)

Ðåêëàìíûå îáúÿâëåíèÿ-- ôàìèëèè, àäðåñà
Ñòèõîòâîðíàÿ ðåêëàìà ïàïèðîñ ô-êè Ëîïàòî

×åìïèîí- ñïîðòñìåí Àðàíîâè÷ ïåðåïëûë Ñóíãàðè çà 27 ìèí

Ìåæåðàóïñ Èâàí ßêîâëåâè÷
Ïðåïîäàâàòåëü-ó÷èòåëü, ÷ëåí ëàòâèéñêîé îáùèíû

Ëè÷íîå äåëî â ÁÐÝÌ

Ìåæåðàóïñ Èâàí ßêîâëåâè÷
Äàòû äîêóìåíòîâ 1938-1944
Êîëè÷åñòâî ëèñòîâ 10

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MEZHERAUPS, Ivan (Jan-Robert) Yakovlevich (born April 8, 1894, Oknisty
village (according to another version it is Tuncali) Kovno province, Latvia – ?). He was
a Russian army officer. The exact date of arrival in Manchuria is not established. In
emigration he accepted Latvian citizenship. He was a member of the Board of the
Latvian citizenship. In 1927 in Harbin he finished Faculty of Law. He was engaged in
teaching activities in Harbin: 1931–1937 – a teacher at the British College of
Commerce; 1932–1935 – a teacher of the first Russian Private Grammar School; 1933–
1936 – a teacher of Grammar School of Dostoevsky; 1936–1938 – a teacher of the first
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Real School; from 1931 – a teacher of the College and the School of foreign languages
of the Young Men’s Christian Association (the YMCA), from 1945 – a member of the
college administration, inspector; from 1936 – a teacher of the Public Commercial
School in Harbin; from 1939 – a teacher of the YMCA Institute. He taught at a number
of disciplines: commercial arithmetic, economic geography, accounting and the English
language. In 1921 he took part in the production of the one-day newspaper “Tatianin
den” of January 12 (26), it was published in Harbin by the Russian Student Society.
Date and place of death are unknown.

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