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Zhusupbek Aimautov (1889-1931) was an outstanding Kazakh writer, playwright, publicist, one of the founders of Kazakh literature.
In 1917-1919 he joined the Alash party, and in Semipalatinsk on December 1, 1919, during the establishment of Soviet power and the creation of the gubrevkom, he became a member along with many Kazakh young people (Semipalatinsk Regional State Archive, fund 72, list 19 - 1, package 7-3).
In 1920, Zhusupbek Aimautovich participated in the Kurultai of Soviets of Kazakhstan as a delegate, in 1921 he worked as the head of the Semipalatinsk provincial educational unit, editor of the newspaper "Kazakh Tili" and secretary of the Bureau of journalists. In 1922-24 he worked as a school teacher in Karkaralinsk, in 1924-26 as head of the department in the newspaper "Ak Zhol". He worked at the Kazakh Institute (Tashkent), in 1926-29. He was a teacher and director of the Shymkent Pedagogical College.
Shortly before that, that is, on the eve of a catastrophic famine, sympathetic nations created an organization in Semey called "Zhanar" in order to provide access to the devastated country. The main purpose and task of the organization was to help ordinary people, take care of young people in the name of the freedom of the nation, involve them in education and politics. During the Alapati famine, which brought suffering to the people, Zhusupbek Aimautovich, together with the Murattas partnership, extends a helping hand. Culturally, spiritually, socially supportive and helpful. An amazing male talent, which fell into decline in the thirties, into the bloody thicket of the NKVD, matured and moved into a great creative phase – he was shot in Butyrskaya prison in Moscow on April 21, 1930.