Rumer Azariy Srolievich_x000D_ Rank: Captain military _x000D_ Branch: Land forces _x000D_ _x000D_ Rumer Azariy Srolievich (Semyonovich) was born on July 25, 1922 in Samara (Kuibyshev). In 1940, he graduated with a gold medal from the full secondary school No. 586 in Moscow. From 09.1940 to 07.1941, he served as a private in The Soviet Army in the TRANS-Baikal military district, in the Mongolian people's Republic. From 07.1941 to 10.1941, he was a cadet at the Sretensky infantry school. From 10.1941 to 06.1942 - platoon commander. With 06.1942 on 09.1942 G. - student of the courses "the Shot". Participated in combat operations as part of units of the 2nd Ukrainian front, from September 1944. until March 1945, on the territory of Romania, Hungary and Czechoslovakia. From 09.1942 to 12.1944 - company commander. From 12.1944 to 03.1945-Deputy.the battalion commander for the combat unit. In March 1945, he was seriously wounded and was being treated in a hospital in Sochi. _x000D_ Retired as a disabled war veteran with the rank of first Lieutenant. From 10.1945 to 06.1951, he studied at the evening Department of the Moscow Construction Institute, at the faculty of PGS (industrial and civil construction). Received a diploma with honors. In parallel, he worked as an engineer and site Manager in various construction organizations in Moscow. _x000D_ He joined the CPSU in 1946. In November 1952, he was enlisted in the cadre of the Navy Of the armed forces of the USSR in the engineering troops of the red banner Baltic fleet. Served in Baltiysk until 08.1955, then in Kaliningrad. 06.1960 g. dismissed in the reserve with the rank of engineer-captain, after which he returned to Moscow. _x000D_ From 1960 to October 2010, he worked in various construction organizations in Moscow as a chief engineer. He was engaged in the construction of cultural and household facilities in Moscow and the Moscow region. In 1984 he was awarded the medal "Veteran of Labor", in 2002 he was awarded the badge"Honorary Builder of Moscow»._x000D_ The last place of work is tuks No. 3 of Moskapstroy, where Azariy Semyonovich worked as the head of the technical Department until the age of 88. While at work, I felt bad, my right hand, which I used to sign documents, did not obey. It turned out to be a stroke. After treatment, he led a fairly active lifestyle: he walked with a cane, read books, solved crosswords, and lived in the country. Since the end of August 2017, his condition has worsened, and Azariy Semyonovich has been seriously ill for 7.5 months. He died on April 14, 2018.