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Mendriks (21
January 1907 – 1
August 1953) was a
Latvian Catholic priest who was
killed in a
Soviet Gulag during the 1953
Vorkuta uprising.
Mendriks was...
- were 66 killed.
Among those shot was the
Latvian Catholic priest Jānis
Mendriks.
After submission of the mob, many "saboteurs" were
arrested and placed...
- "Servant of God Fr.
Janis (John)
Mendriks (1907–1953)". padrimariani.org. 2023. "Servant of God Fr.
Janis Mendriks MIC 1907—1953". catholicmartyrs.org...
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Goulag Elena Vladimirovna Markova,
Soviet and
Russian cyberneticist Jānis
Mendriks,
Latvian Catholic priest Nadezhda Ulanovskaya,
Soviet intelligence GRU...
- politician,
United States Senate Majority Leader (b. 1889)
August 1 – Jānis
Mendriks,
Soviet Roman Catholic priest (b. 1907)
August 11 –
Tazio Nuvolari, Italian...
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newspaper publishes January to May, 1907. Coup of June 1907
January 21 - Jānis
Mendriks,
Latvian Catholic priest (d. 1953)
August 1 -
Shmavon Mangasarov, Soviet...
- them
George Kaszyra and
Anthony Leszczewicz,
Eugene Kulesza, and
Janis Mendriks).
Bucys succeeded Matulaitis as the
superior general of the
renovated congregation...
- 1893) July 31 —
Nikolay Zelinsky,
chemist (b. 1861)
August 1 — Jānis
Mendriks,
Roman Catholic priest (b. 1907)
August 30 —
Elena Rozmirovich, revolutionary...
