Tepereva Eta (Etta) Yakovlevna (1909) — active participant in the underground revolutionary movement.

Her associates included G. B. Rapoport, Kh. Ya. Vids, and N. B. Rauchman.

From 1928 until the Soviet occupation, Eta Tepereva was engaged in distributing and storing illegal literature, for which she was repeatedly subjected to arrests, searches, and interrogations.

In 1933, she worked as a technician in Riga’s 1st district. That same year, she was arrested and spent more than a year and a half in prison, where she participated in the activities of political prisoners. After her release, she continued underground work.

In 1941, she served as a full-time secretary of the local committee at the “Textiliana” factory. That same year, she was evacuated to the Bashkir ASSR, where she worked as an accounting clerk.

In 1945, she returned to Riga and until 1953 worked in various organizations as a personnel department inspector. From 1953, she was a senior cashier at the “Riga” cinema.

Eta Tepereva actively participated in party life, serving as chair of the local committee and being elected deputy secretary of the party organization.

She was awarded the status of a personal pensioner of republican significance.