Vasilev Hermenigild Aleksandrovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Went to the front in the first days of the war. He was the commander of a machine-gun crew. The Nazis shot the height at which the calculation was located. All the soldiers of the Lagutenko group were killed except for one person who told about the feat of the machine-gun crew. Vasiliev Erminingeld Alexandrovich (born in 1920) lived in Okulovka before the great Patriotic war. From the memoirs of his daughter Valentina Volkova: "the photo shows my grandmother in her house in Okulovka on Volodarsky street, 24. behind her are pictures of her three sons-Sasha, KEMA and Vova. KEMA is my father Hermenegild. That's what everyone called him. He was the only one who returned from the war, and two of his younger brothers died on the fronts of the great Patriotic war. My father didn't tell me anything about the war. Only when I stroked a large scar on his shoulder blade, almost the size of a hand, and asked if you were shot here, he showed a small hole under the collarbone and said: "The bullet went in and came out from behind..." It was only 40 years later that I learned from my father's personal file that he was called up in 1941 as a student of the LTA, and in 1942, after graduating from school, was sent to the Kalinin front in the 1014 artillery regiment as a platoon commander of toporazvedki, and four months later he was already the head of the intelligence division. He was first wounded in September 1943, and after recovering in a Moscow hospital in June 1944, he returned to his unit and fought on the 2nd Baltic front in his former position. In December 1944 he was seriously wounded (the bullet hit his thigh, and there was a cartridge in his pocket, it exploded and severely damaged his knee, it hurt then all his life). Thanks to the doctors, the leg was saved, but the treatment lasted more than a year-first in the hospital in Orekhovo-Zuyevo, then in Leningrad. In January 1946, he was discharged and discharged for health reasons. During the great Patriotic war, he was awarded medals and the order of the red Star. After the war, my father was restored to the Leningrad forestry Academy and, after graduating from it, worked in Karelia in the Malengsky and Pyalmsky timber farms. And then my father was transferred to Petrozavodsk first Deputy. head of the forest industry Department of the Karelian Council of national economy, and then Director of the Karelian branch of the tsniime. His father was awarded the order of the red banner of Labor, and in 1964 he was awarded the title of Honored engineer of the Karelian ASSR. In 1969, the Pope was invited to Moscow to work in the Ministry. Unfortunately, he lived only 54 years...»