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Fyodor Mikhailovich Vologzhanin
Vinogradov Ivan Grigoryevich
Vetokhin Alexander Pavlovich
Veretennikov Pavel Petrovich
Vasilev Hermenigild Aleksandrovich
Voskresenskiy Arkady Mikhailovich
Vanin Nikolai Andreevich
Voshilo Vikenty Vikentyevich
Voloshin Yakov Yakovlevich
Roshupkin Vasily Efimovich
Reshetov Nikolai Vasilievich
Fyodor Mikhailovich Vologzhanin
Vinogradov Ivan Grigoryevich
Vetokhin Alexander Pavlovich
Veretennikov Pavel Petrovich
Vasilev Hermenigild Aleksandrovich
Voskresenskiy Arkady Mikhailovich
Vanin Nikolai Andreevich
Voshilo Vikenty Vikentyevich
Voloshin Yakov Yakovlevich
Roshupkin Vasily Efimovich
Reshetov Nikolai Vasilievich
Voskresenskiy Arkady Mikhailovich

Voskresenskiy Arkady Mikhailovich

Voskresenskiy Arkady Mikhailovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Arkady Mikhailovich Voskresensky was born on August 25, 1911 in d. . Sidel'kino, Chelno-Vershinsky district, Kuibyshev region. He studied at the pedagogical College in the city of Melekess. Since 1930, he worked as a teacher in the village of Nevolino, Ishim district, and since 1932 he lives and works in Sorokinsky district. Was Director Morshinskoy seven-year school. In January 1942, he was drafted into the red army and sent for military training in Omsk, and after training, with the rank of Sergeant, he was sent to the Leningrad front. According to his memoirs, he got to the place of service along the legendary Ice road (the Road of life). Participated in the battles in the area of Nevsky Pyatachok, on the Karelian isthmus. Here are excerpts from his Combat characteristics given by the commander of the military unit. "... During his stay in the military unit, P. P. 13946 proved to be a competent, disciplined, courageous warrior. As a squad leader, he proved to be a well-versed Sergeant. In the battles to expel the German-Finnish invaders from the Karelian isthmus, he showed examples of courage and perseverance." And here is an excerpt from the Party recommendation. "In the service and in battle, he faithfully fulfilled his military duty and the duty of a candidate of the CPSU(b). in battle, he was able and determined. Being wounded, he did not leave the battlefield and continued the battle, destroying 2 enemies." Arkady Mikhailovich was wounded on June 15, 1944 and sent to a hospital for treatment, and after being cured, he was discharged for health reasons. He was awarded the medals " for bravery "and" for the defense of Leningrad", which he was very proud of. The defenders at the front were not particularly well rewarded. He was also awarded the medal "for the victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945".

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