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Presentation of awards for the liberation of Brest
Liberation of Sevastopol from the fascist invaders
Photo from October 23, 1944, liberators - soldiers of the Danube Military Flotilla and local residents, Novi Sad, Serbia
German military cemetery in Brest
Self-propelled artillery gun SU-76M of Soviet production at the parade of the Polish Army
Varvara Arsentievna Fyodorova
Soviet tankers at the grave of tankers killed in June 1941 and buried by local residents (Belarus)
Collaborators and German soldiers hanged on Bessarabskaya square in Kiev
Partisans on the street of the liberated city (Belarus)
Soviet and Polish commanders on the podium during the military parade
Soviet and Polish Commanders and members of the Polish National Council
Presentation of awards for the liberation of Brest
Liberation of Sevastopol from the fascist invaders
Photo from October 23, 1944, liberators - soldiers of the Danube Military Flotilla and local residents, Novi Sad, Serbia
German military cemetery in Brest
Self-propelled artillery gun SU-76M of Soviet production at the parade of the Polish Army
Varvara Arsentievna Fyodorova
Soviet tankers at the grave of tankers killed in June 1941 and buried by local residents (Belarus)
Collaborators and German soldiers hanged on Bessarabskaya square in Kiev
Partisans on the street of the liberated city (Belarus)
Soviet and Polish commanders on the podium during the military parade
Soviet and Polish Commanders and members of the Polish National Council
Varvara Arsentievna Fyodorova

Varvara Arsentievna Fyodorova

Varvara Arsentievna Fedorova. The photograph was taken in Shakhty city, 1944, Kirov Lane (on the left, wearing a black scarf). Three of her sons—Ananiy, Azariy, and Veniamin—were killed at the front lines. Her daughter Ekaterina and grandson Gennady were deported to Germany during the occupation of Shakhty but returned home after the war.

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