Vasev Georgy Osipovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Vasev Georgy Osipovich (13.11.1900-28.06.1993). Born into a peasant family of the poor man in the village Kalinovskoj resurrection SEL Shenkursky district of Arkhangelsk region. After graduating from elementary four-grade school in 1912, he began working for hire in agriculture and timber rafting. Upon reaching the age of 16, he decided to go to Arkhangelsk, where he began working as a simple worker in the military port of Bakaritsa in the city of Arkhangelsk in 1917. However, for various reasons, in March he again leaves for his homeland, where he works on rafting and in agriculture. At the beginning of the Civil war and during the occupation of the North by interventionists and white guards in September 1918, Georgy Osipovich joined the partisans. Freed Ust ' -Vaga, Dvinskoy Bereznik, from interventionists and white guards. Then there was the Petrograd front, fought as part of the 156th rifle regiment against the army of Yudenich. Defending Petrograd, they drove the enemy all the way to Estonia. Then he fought against the white poles on the Polish front. He ended the Civil war by participating in the liquidation of the Kronstadt mutiny as part of the 499th Lefortovo rifle regiment, and was wounded. For participation in the Civil war, he was awarded the order of the red banner of Battle. After the end of the Civil war in 1922, G. O. Vasev arrived in Arkhangelsk. With the help of the Council of Shenkursk partisans, where he was advised to get a job in the region of Fish, he gets a job as a loader. V. D. Nekrasov, a former partisan of the Civil war, and a little later F. B. Gashev, then headed the fish Region. Worked In Vasev worked on fish processing, but in 1924 he was nominated by the General meeting of workers and employees for economic work, supervised the unloading of wagons, loading coal and salt on fishing trawlers and sending cargo from Arkhangelsk to Murmansk. All the time G. Vasev is engaged in self-education. In 1925, on Lenin's call, he applied to the CPSU(b). From 1929 to 1937, he worked in Sevrybsnab as the head of basic warehouses. The supply of ships then took place at Bakaritsa, where there was a base with coal and salt, where everything was delivered by rail. The work was seasonal, during the navigation period, and in the winter the trawlers got up to suck, the workers went home to the nearest villages and towns. The Navy had its own net-making workshop where women worked from Nenoksa and Patrakeeva. Andrey Yakovlevich Maklakov, the future famous tradesman and Hero of the social labor of the Murmansk tralflot, headed the network. First, they knitted spare parts from hemp, then from Smolny hemp, which is more resistant to wear. And on the ships, using spare parts made on the shore, they collected trawls. When the ships started working year-round, all supplies were sent to the winter from Arkhangelsk to the port of Alexandrovsk (now Polar) by rail. In 1936, Georgy Osipovich was sent to study in Moscow for courses at the political Department of the people's Commissariat of the fishing industry of the USSR. After completing the course, the Central Committee of the CPSU (b) approves G. Vasev as the first assistant captain and sends him to the Arkhangelsk trawl fleet, where he first steps on the deck of a fishing ship. In trawl fleet fishing vessels worked he himself was then called, as it was then called the first mate. He worked and organized the Stakhanov movement in the Navy until December 1940, when the pompolite Institute was liquidated. From January 1941, G. O. Vasev was the Deputy chief of the Sevrybsnab. In September 1941, a man who went through the Civil war and raised the economy destroyed after it, became a Commissar of the red army, a tank division of the 3rd tank army. Georgy Osipovich participated in the battles near the city of Mtsensk, surrounded by the Stalingrad group of Paulus and the battle of Kursk-Oryol. Near the village of Prokhorovka, he was wounded in a tank battle and was hospitalized in Kupinsk. After concussion and injury, he was sent to the political Department of the 57th army of the 3rd Ukrainian front as a Deputy commander of a non-combat unit. During the years of the great Patriotic war, G. O. Vasev was awarded the orders of the red Star, world war I and II degrees. For participation in the defeat of the German-fascist troops on the Kursk bulge, he was awarded the medal "for military merit" and a personal watch. And two and a half decades later, another award found him – the order of the red banner of Battle. Georgy Osipovich was discharged in March 1946. Since April 1946, the Lomonosov district Committee directs him as the head of the fish shop Department, and then as the Manager of the Department of the Archtorg of the Lomonosov district. In 1950, the city Committee of the CPSU sends Georgy Osipovich Vasev to the Arkhangelsk trawl fleet, where he works as the first assistant captain of the fishing vessel RT-88 "Pechorets". The captain was Alexander Fyodorovich Pyatkov. The crew on the ship was stable, friendly, and the fame of the ship's work thundered throughout the Northern fishing basin. Many worthy sailors passed through the hands of these two commanders and became good fishermen, specialists in the fishing industry. After many years, the sailors working on the ships of the fleet, remembered their commanders who gave them a start in life. The last vessel of G. O. Vasev in the Archtralflot was the RT-90 Monchegorsk trawler. In 1960, G. O. Vasev went on a well-deserved rest. Georgy Osipovich is a pensioner of Union significance. Draws up a pension, but continues to actively engage in public Affairs. He was a member of the Commission of the Lomonosov district Committee of the CPSU for the consideration of personal cases and admission to the party, carried out assignments of the district Committee, the city Committee of the CPSU, patronized difficult teenagers, participated in the Patriotic education of young people. Numerous meetings are held in labor collectives, schools, and colleges, where G. Vasev talks about his life. He is active in the Council of veterans of the Arkhangelsk trawl fleet. Even at the age of 88, he continued his social work. Georgy Osipovich Vasev lived a long and fruitful life. His work and military exploits are marked by state awards of the country, memorable gifts, badges and titles. The certificates of honor stored In the Museum of labor and military glory of the Arkhangelsk trawl fleet speak for themselves. Then letters from the Central Committee of the CPSU, Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, the USSR Council of Ministers, party Committee, party Committee, district party Committee, the Ministry of fisheries and other organizations and agencies for their active position in life, a huge fruitful work of a veteran of two wars and labor G. O. Vasev throughout a long life.