Ramazanov Idris Saitovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Ramazanov Idris Saitovich 15.05.1916 was born in the village of Old Yandovka Starokulatkinskiy district of Ulyanovsk region in the family Ramazanova Sait of Abdulayevich and Hadice Ainetdinova. Idris Saitovich started his career as a teenager, following the example of his older brothers. Until 1939, he worked on the collective farm as a tractor driver, driver, and mechanic. Have completed courses of mechanics in the town of Syzran and began working in Srednetereshanskiy MTS (machine tractor station). In 1939, he was called up for active service in the red Army. Participant of the Soviet-Finnish war. The Great Patriotic War finds him in the Western Ukraine in the city of Drohobych. Heavy days of retreat to Moscow, and then the offensive battles of the Volkhov front to Western Ukraine took a lot of strength and health. But not the belief in Victory! "Win! » - this call lived in the soul and supported. Next, the Second Ukrainian front is fighting for Dresden (Germany). Here Idris Saitovich heard the word “Victory”! After the end of the war, he continues to serve in the Voronezh military district. According to him, the most violent were the Bandera, which had to fight after the war. After returning home in 1947, he continued to work on the collective farm. It was difficult for him to talk in detail about the hard-hungry life, about military everyday life in dugouts, basements, trenches, about breakthroughs of encirclements. It was hard for his wounded soul to remember how they were stuck in the swamp for three days and how they spent five days on the roof of a shed occupied by the Nazis, with only a flask of water. It was creepy when Idris Saitovich talked about human suffering. He had seen a lot of them. Therefore, Victory Day is a very important and great holiday for all of us. The characteristic of Ramazanov Idris Saitovich, given by chief of staff Laptev, which refers to his positive and exemplary qualities as a driver, has been preserved: ”Comrade Ramazanov is a technically competent, cultured, disciplined driver." From 1941 to 1946, he was a staff driver for various foreign cars. He was awarded the order of the Patriotic war II degree. Five Ramazanov brothers left the same family for the second world war: The Sultan, Musa, Suleiman, Idris, Ismail, two died, and three of them came back with a Victory. Ramazanov Idris Saitovich died on August 15, 2006 at the age of 90. Four children and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren bear a bright memory of him in a year. May his memory be eternal!