Druchin Anisim Gavrilovich_x000D_ _x000D_ At an early age, Anisim Gavrilovich was orphaned, and for a long time lived and was brought up by his older brothers and sisters. Later, he graduated from railway courses and became an instructor of the political Department of the Chisinau railway in the city of Balti. He was accepted into the Communist party of the Soviet Union. Anisim Gavrilovich belonged to the commanding officers of the red army, with the position of political officer of the company. In June 1941, their hometown of Balti was attacked by enemy planes. It was decided to evacuate residents. Anisim Gavrilovich put his family (wife, daughter and son) in the train and they went towards Stalingrad, and he remained in the militia to protect his native city. At that time, Anisim Gavrilovich was the Deputy head of the Balti railway station for political Affairs. After being evacuated to Kazakhstan with his family, Anisim Gavrilovich worked as a Deputy head of the political Department at the Dzhambul station. When the first opportunity came, after handing over the reservation, he went to the front as a volunteer. This happened at the end of 1942. As a volunteer, he was enlisted in a detachment that was formed to throw into the enemy's rear and create partisan detachments there. After six months of training, he and the others found themselves behind enemy lines, in the lelchitsky district of the Polesie region. During the war, he served as a Commissar Of the first detachment of the Moldovan partisan unit. With the fraternal help of Belarusian and Ukrainian partisans, a detachment was formed named after Kotovsky-commander-Kozhukhar M. A., Commissar-A. G. Druchin. Anisim Gavrilovich kept in touch with the local population, conducted explanatory conversations, passed material for leaflets. Under his leadership, partisan Newspapers and leaflets were published (more than 50 thousand leaflets were distributed by the detachments Of the first Moldavian unit), and he actively participated in the battles with the fascist punishers. Under his leadership, 40 enemy echelons were derailed. For active participation in the battles for the liberation of the Motherland, Anisim Gavrilovich Druchin was awarded the Medal "partisan of the Patriotic war" of the 1st degree and the order of the red banner. During the war, Anisim Gavrilovich suffered several concussions. Once, during an artillery barrage, the horse threw him out of the saddle and dragged him along. Another time, when they were bombed, the bomb exploded very close, so that it was covered with sand. The third concussion he received when crossing the river. After these events, he developed severe headaches. Doctors said that he had a brain tumor and offered trepanation of the skull, but did not have time to perform the operation. On may 30, 1945, Anisim Gavrilovich died. But the memory of him remains alive in our hearts. This was a real Commissar, honest, principled, cheerful and sincere, who always took care of his fighters!