Ryabov Pavel Aleksandrovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Red Army soldier. Pavel Ryabov is the father of my grandmother Sazonova (nee Ryabova) Raisa Pavlovna, that is, my great-grandfather. Unfortunately, there is too little information about him in our family. Pavel Alexandrovich, born in 1900, was married to Varvara Ivanovna Ryabova, and had two daughters: Claudia and Raisa. Like his wife, Pavel Ryabov worked at the plant (there is no information about the name of the plant and the position held). According to my grandmother's recollections, the family was considered well-off, since each daughter had her own personal nanny. Spouses Ryabova lived in city Vysokovsk, Moscow region. Also, according to my grandmother's memoirs, it is known that the family survived the short-term occupation of the city of Vysokovsk and the Klinsky district in 1941. However, for reasons I don't understand, my grandmother can't remember whether her own father was present during these circumstances. It is possible that he was a partisan for some time together with other men of his hometown. On January 10, 1942, Pavel Ryabov was drafted into the red army as an ordinary Rifleman. In the same year, in March, according to archival records, the book of Memory and post-war report number 53563 from 20.06.1946, he went missing. The family assumes that he, along with the train sent to the front, came under fire, as a result of which he died, but this information is based solely on family rumors. Unfortunately, our family does not have any information about his burial place and participation in major battles. Nevertheless, we remember this man as a dear participant of the great Patriotic war.