Dubyansky Nikolai Petrovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Nikolai Petrovich Dubyansky was born on November 17, 1922. As a nineteen-year-old boy, he was drafted to the front. During his service, Nikolai Petrovich proved to be a disciplined, self-contained, demanding, politically literate and capable officer. As a Komsomol member, he took part in the social and political life of the battalion. Repeatedly remained for the company commander and successfully coped with their duties. He was promoted to Lieutenant. After completing his service, he was awarded: the order of the red Star, medals "for the victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945", "for the defense of the Soviet Arctic", "for valor and bravery in the great Patriotic war" and other awards. While serving on the island of PII-Saari in the Leningrad region, he met his future wife Raisa, who served with him in the same unit. So together they met the Victory, created a family. In the first post – war year (1946), they were happy about the appearance of their first child-daughter Zoya. Then a second daughter, Natalia, and a son, Peter, were born. Nikolai and Raisa had not only a difficult time of war, but also post-war devastation. It was necessary to restore burned cities and villages, raise production and national economy, and establish a peaceful life. In 1950, Dubyansky Nikolai Petrovich graduated from the agricultural technical school with a degree in "field breeding", where he was awarded the qualification of a Junior agronomist-field breeder. After graduating from the technical school, he begins his career as an agronomist at the loukhsky animal farm. In 1968, he was appointed Director of the loukhsky animal farm. Since that time, the amount of household income has steadily increased, surpassing the million mark. Loukhskaya fur appeared at the international auction in Leningrad. A livestock complex for 200 head of cattle with a milk pipeline, refrigerator and other modern installations has been put into operation. The work team under the leadership of Nikolai Petrovich proved that even in the harsh Northern conditions, you can achieve high results if you put it in a modern way and approach it with soul and responsibility. At the same time, the life of employees of the animal farm "loukhsky" is being adjusted: construction of new comfortable houses has begun, a new kindergarten and a bathhouse have been built. Nikolai dubyansky died in January 1983 at the age of 61. Today, the people with whom he worked are still alive – they always remember him with a kind word. Former employees of the state farm and their families live in the houses built under his leadership. The preserved buildings of a livestock farm, which, alas, are empty today, also remind of it. The family is proud of the great-grandfather who forged the Great Victory and restored the destroyed economy in the post-war period. Thanks to his competent leadership, agriculture quickly developed and flourished in the Northern region of Karelia! In Soviet times, perhaps, there was not a single family that was not affected by the Great Patriotic war. These were those who fought at the front, who stood at the machines and worked in the fields. It was on their shoulders that the post-war devastation fell. And each of them is involved in the great Victory! We must remember and honor the history of our country... Year after year, celebrating Victory Day, a holiday with tears in our eyes, we remember and thank those who defended and defended our Homeland in this terrible war.