- Arvīds
Pelše (Russian: А́рвид Я́нович Пе́льше,
Arvid Yanovich Pelshe; 7 February [O.S. 26 January] 1899 – 29 May 1983) was a
Latvian Soviet politician...
- the
periods of rule by the
First Secretaries: Jānis Kalnbērziņš, Arvīds
Pelše,
Augusts Voss, and
Boris Pugo. [citation needed] In the
following months...
- SS-Oberscharführer Karl
Silberbauer of the Sicherheitsdienst. The Franks, Van
Pelses, and
Pfeffer were
taken to RSHA headquarters,
where they were interrogated...
- the two
oldest members, were not
reelected to the Presidium,
while Arvīds
Pelše became the only
Presidium débutant.
While Brezhnev may have been General...
- Arvīds
Pelše, Yan
Karlovich Berzin, Yan Rudzutak, Pēteris Stučka,
Robert Eikhe. All of them,
except for Stučka (who died in 1932) and
Pelše, were later...
- four
months later. In the
published version,
names were changed: The van
Pelses are
known as the Van Daans, and
Fritz Pfeffer as
Albert Düssel. With the...
-
replacement by Moscow-oriented,
ideologically conservative cadres led by Arvīds
Pelše. The
plant was put into full
operation in 1968.
Between 1991 and 2001, six...
- 25
August 1940 – 25
November 1959 (in
exile in Russia, 1941–1944) Arvīds
Pelše 25
November 1959 – 15
April 1966
Augusts Voss 15
April 1966 – 14
April 1984...
- and
Andrei Kirilenko were the most
reformist members,
Brezhnev and Arvīds
Pelše belonged to the
moderate faction while Mikhail Suslov retained his leadership...
-
return to
Latvia and died in
Moscow in 1994,
where he is also buried. Arvīds
Pelše Alfrēds
Rubiks Walter R. Iwaskiw, ed. (1995). "Latvia: A
Country Study"...
