Rubaylov Nikolay Nikolaevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rubaylov Nikolay Nikolaevich 06.07.1919-01.07.1980 years. Date and place of birth: July 6, 1919 in Ryazhsk, Ryazan region. Social origin-employee. My main profession is radio mechanic. Social status-worker. Member of the Komsomol from 1936 to 1946. CPSU (adopted by the political Department of the 29th rifle division). Party membership since 1943 ticket # 03771326. trade Union Member since 1936 Education of 7 classes. I haven't been abroad. Service in the SA from 1939 to 1946 (recruited from the city of Ryazan). Participated in battles during the second world war as a Komsomol regiment (last post) in Courland. _x000D_ Rewards: Order of the Red Banner and Red Star, medal "For Bravery". The last place of work until 1956-DRTS Ryazan. _x000D_ Passport series VII-SHE No. 732165. _x000D_ Address: Ryazan, Lipetskaya str., 10. Data as of May 30, 1955 The last place of work since 1956-Ryazan ORPC Ryazan. Address: Ryazan, TV street, 4, sq. 2. Additionally: Father-Nikolai Rubaylov (1895-1934) former soldier of the tsarist army, regimental clerk, later an employee, in 1920 was sent to work in the Stavropol territory. Since 1929, accountant-accountant-senior accountant in "Zagotzerno". Ryazhsk, Ryazan region. Mother-Danilova Maria Leontievna (1897-26.04.1968) middle-class woman. Until 1934-a housewife, Since the summer of 1936 worked in Ryazan in the office "Zagot.grain " as a laboratory assistant, then in the house management, then as a postman at the city post office. Brother-Pavel Nikolaevich was born in 1921 in the Stavropol territory. Before being drafted into the SA, he worked as a milling machine operator at the “Pobeda Oktyabrya” factory in Ryazan. Drafted into the SA in 1940 from Ryazan, served in Latvia. At the beginning of the war in 1941, he went missing near Riga (fate is not known). Brother-Viktor Nikolaevich born in 1923 On July 25, 1940, he died at the Riazselmash plant, struck by an electric shock. Since 1929, he has been living and studying at the railway school in Ryazhsk, Ryazan region. From March 1934 to the summer of 1936, he worked at the Ryazhsky radio station, first as a student, and then as a station fitter. In the summer of 1936, the family moved to Ryazan. In October 1936, he entered the FZU of the Riazselmash plant, where he graduated with a degree in free forging of the 4th category. At the school entered the League. In 1937, he was assigned to work at the Riazselmash plant in the blacksmith shop, first as a practitioner, then as a stamp maker, and then as a foreman of the newly organized Komsomol team of stamp makers named after the 17th party Congress of the VKPB. In October 1939, he was called up for military service in the city of Shostka in the 12th separate anti-aircraft Artillery division of the NKVD troops, where he served until the beginning of the Great Patriotic War. In the summer of 1942, in the division under the command of captain Kuzmichev, he fought in the Astrakhan air defense division of Astrakhan. (further not known). In 1944-1945. he took part in the battles as part of the 128th rifle regiment in Lithuania. The regiment broke through the enemy's defenses in the area North of the city of Siauliai and further in the direction of the Vekta river to the border of Latvia. During these battles N. N. Rubaylov awarded the Order the Red Banner. The regiment ended the war in Lithuania near Libava in 1945. During the war, he graduated from two military and political schools: Ivanovo Red Banner to the Deputy commander of a rifle company in the political unit, then Bryansk to the Komsomol of a rifle battalion. He participated in the battles as a Komsomol member of a rifle battalion, a regiment, and a partorganizator of a battalion. He finished his service in the SA in 1946 as an assistant to the head of the political Department of the Artillery brigade for work among the Komsomol members with the rank of senior Lieutenant. He received commendations and was awarded military orders and medals of the USSR. He joined the Communist party in 1939. Until 1943, he was a candidate member of the CPSU (B). In November 1943, at the front, he was accepted as a member of the party. After demobilization, he went to work in the Ryazan city power grid, first as an electrician, and then as a Deputy Head of the subscriber Department. In may 1947 he moved to work in the Ryazan Directorate of radio transmission networks in the radio workshop as an electrician. In the radio workshop from 1949 he was engaged in Amateur radio reception in the group of initiators of television broadcasting and from February 1953 to February 1956 he worked on an Amateur repeater, first as a senior technician, and then as an engineer. from February 1956, he participated in the construction of the Ryazan television repeater, where he worked as an engineer until August 1961, and then was appointed chief engineer. In October 1970 in connection with the reorganization of television broadcasting and the creation of a regional radio-television transmitting station, he was appointed head of the VHF transmitter shop. Working at a television station from 1957 to 1963, he graduated from the communications technical school on-the-job, and in 1965 he completed advanced training courses for communications engineers. Working in this connection, he was repeatedly elected Secretary of the party organization. In September 1945, he married Maria Prokopievna Yudicheva, born in 1921. Son Sergey Nikolaevich, born in 1946, son Alexander Nikolaevich, born in 1949.