1943

Children evacuated from Leningrad near ship in Kobona port on the Ladoga road

Victory Road

Leningrad in the days of the Great Patriotic war. Ice road in spring, the Ladoga road. 1942-1943.

One of the heating points on the "Road of life". Winter, 1941-1942.

Poster dedicated to the Golberg Five who unloaded a Pullman car №30. Vaganovo Kokkorevo. 1942-1943

Car fell through the ice with the right wheels. On the right - command staff of the 64th road maintenance battalion. Ice road. Winter, 1943 гг.

Repair of road transport vehicles. 1941-1943

At the crossroads. Kobona. On the Ladoga ice. 1942-1943

The population of Belgorod is welcoming the liberators on August 5, 1943.

Yanko Khariton Pavlovich Yanko Khariton Pavlovich (1909-1943), a native of the city of Sevastopol, in 1943 - Lieutenant, the commander of a Rifle Company of the 1337th Rifle Regiment of the 318th Rifle Division of the 47th army of the Transcaucasian Front. Died in 1943 near Novorossiysk.

DATE OF DEATH: 01.01.1988 HISTORY: The war ended long ago, the fighting died down. Years pass quickly and time erases the memories of those terrible and difficult years for the country and people. There are fewer and fewer witnesses of those years, veterans of the great Patriotic war. Time passes, people forget the names and faces of veterans who endured all the hardships of wartime. Human memory is also merciless to those who remain forever on the battlefields. How can we make sure that what made the blood run cold in the veins of those who witnessed the terrible events called "WAR"will never happen again? Our young generation should know all the details of that horror, remember and keep in their hearts the memory of those who will never return, who laid their lives on the altar of victory in the war against fascism . In an old grandmother's album there is a photo of a brother and sister-Semyon Georgievich Polandov and Ustinya Georgievna Stoforandova. My great-grandmother's brother went to the front at 18, in the first year of the war. Residents of the village of Dubovaya Balka saw off their defenders to the front. According to the distribution, Semyon Georgievich was sent to defend the city of Stalingrad. And then one day he was sent to a military operation, where they were attacked by German planes and defeated the entire reconnaissance group. Only a few people survived, my great-grandmother's brother, grandfather Senya, received a severe concussion and was sent to the hospital. In 1943, on the way to the military echelon, grandfather Senya wrote a note to his parents that he was going to the hospital for treatment in Kislovodsk, and passed it to the orderlies at the Watershed station. From the stories of my grandmother, Mitera-the mother of great-grandparents Senya and Ustinya, always thanked the woman who in 1943 brought news to them that their son Senya was wounded and sent to the hospital. My great-grandmother Ustinya was poisoned with gifts to the hospital to her brother. That's how this photo appeared in our family album, which was taken in 1943. After the hospital, great-grandfather Senya was sent to his unit.

The airfield in Seimchan. 1943

Over the Fairbanks airfield, Soviet pilots on American planes. 1943

Transfer of documentation to American aircraft to the leadership of the Soviet mission in the United States. Fairbanks. 1943

Muster of Universal education battalions. Magadan city. 1942-1943