Relina Nina Valerianovna_x000D_ _x000D_ Relina Nina valerianovna was born on April 18, 1922 in the city of Rezh, Sverdlovsk region, in a obvious working-class family, was the middle of four children. In 1939, she graduated from high school and entered the Sverdlovsk Mining Institute without exams. In 1941, from the third year, she voluntarily left to defend her Homeland. Short courses for radio operators. And in December 1941, she was already working at a radio station in Moscow. Radio operator of the first class of the 87th separate air defense communications regiment, assistant platoon commander, went through the roads of war to the Baltic States. Met the Victory at Vilnius, in 1945. Has awards: order of the Patriotic War 2 degrees, medals "For Military Merit", "For Defense of Moscow", "For Victory over Germany", "60 years of the battle for Moscow", "In memory of the 850 anniversary of Moscow", "60 years of Victory in the battle of Stalingrad", "For Valiant labor". Since 1945, N. V. Relina has been a professional journalist. Worked in Newspapers: Sverdlovsk, Rezh, Tuva. In 1959. she participated in the first all-Union Congress of journalists in Moscow. Since 1963 in the far East. She worked in the following Newspapers: "Kommunar" (Ussuriysk), "Red banner" (Vladivostok). In 1968, she moved with her family to Blagoveshchensk, briefly worked for the newspaper "Amurskaya Pravda", then moved to the regional Executive Committee, where she worked until retirement: first as an instructor of the organizational Department, and then as an assistant to the Deputy Chairman of the regional Executive Committee. In retirement, she worked in the Blagoveshchensk regional newspaper "Znamya Oktyabrya", as an assistant to the people's Deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR Elvira Ivanovna Terekhova. She sang in choral groups in Blagoveshchensk and performed for young people. Became a member of the Council of veterans, which was under the city Committee of the Komsomol. For two years, she was the Chairman of the Council of veterans at the regional Komsomol Committee. Since 1987-Deputy Chairman of the regional Council of war and labor veterans. Working with veterans and young people was part of her life. In 2009, N. V. Relina became a disabled person of the first group, without a leg, in a wheelchair. Poetry I have loved since childhood and began writing in high school, continued in war and in civilian life. She is the author of collections of poems: "Declaration of love", "Overcoming" "Twelve months". Published in the almanacs "Priamurye", collections "Over the Amur and Zey", "My city". Relina N. V. - winner of the Lermontov competition of military-Patriotic poetry "I Love my Fatherland". In the creative competition of the magazine "War Veteran" (Moscow) in honor of the 55th anniversary of the Victory, received the third prize. Her poems and essays were included in the Amur book of Memory, the books "Amur heroes" and "soldiers of Victory". Five collections of songs based on the music of Amur and Ural composers and her poems were published. In connection with her creative work, public presentations of her books were held. In 1997, 2002, 2007, 2012, 2015, 2017 – there were also creative evenings where songs were performed to poems by Relina N. V. the Author read her own poems. Creative evenings were held in Moscow (2001), Vologda (2001), Svobodny (2005). Relina N. V. was awarded Silver and Gold medals of the peace Foundation, honorary badges of veterans ' organizations of the USSR and Russia - more than 60 awards in total, including the highest award of the Communist party – the order of "Party Valor". For services to the Motherland, she was included in the encyclopedia "The Best people of Russia" (Moscow, 2005), in the book "Blagoveshchenskaya city Duma from century to century". Member of the Union of journalists of the USSR since 1958. Member of the Union of writers of Russia (2009). Nina Valerianovna Relina- was a Honorary citizen of the city of Blagoveshchensk, author of the text of the Hymn of Blagoveshchensk's.