Natal’ya Alexandrovna KLEPATSKAYA (1916-2003)

Natal’ya Alexandrovna KLEPATSKAYA (1916-2003)
Graduated from Roslavl Mechanical College in 1936. Worked in the car depot at Kaluga station and Roslavl station as a mechanic, rate setter, engineer of technical bureau. During the war she was in evacuation in Chelyabinsk Oblast. Since 1944 she had worked in the car depot of Polotsk. In 1947, she was elected a deputy of Polotsk Oblast Council of Workers' Deputies and secretary of the Oblast Executive Committee. After graduating from the Higher Party School at the Central Committee of the CPSU in 1953, she worked as the second secretary of Polotsk City Council of the CPB, in 1959-1969 — held the position of the chairman of the Executive Committee of Polotsk City Council of Deputies. In 1969-1974 - senior instructor in the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the BSSR.
She was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labour, medals, and diplomas of the Supreme Council of the BSSR.
The title of Honorary Citizen of Polotsk was conferred in 1979.


N. A. Klepatskaya conducts agitation among carriages. 1946
N. A. Klepatskaya conducts agitation among carriages. 1946


Chairman of Polotsk City Executive Committee N.A. Klepatskaya with participants of the Great Patriotic War. 1965
Chairman of Polotsk City Executive Committee N.A. Klepatskaya with participants of the Great Patriotic War. 1965


N.A. Klepatskaya  in the office. 1969
N.A. Klepatskaya in the office. 1969


Grand opening of the Park of the 50 Years of Soviet Power. 1967
Grand opening of the Park of the 50 Years of Soviet Power. 1967


Employees of Polotsk City Executive Committee. N.A. Klepatskaya is sitting the fourth from the left. 1969
Employees of Polotsk City Executive Committee. N.A. Klepatskaya is sitting the fourth from the left. 1969


Participants of the ceremonial meeting dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Komsomol. N.A. Klepatskaya is the second from the right. 1969
Participants of the ceremonial meeting dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the Komsomol. N.A. Klepatskaya is the second from the right. 1969


N.A. Klepatskaya. 1980s
N.A. Klepatskaya. 1980s