Sulim Nikita Ivanovich_x000D_ Sulim Nikita Ivanovich 13.10.1913 – 07.11.1993 Place of birth: Novoderevyankovskaya village, Novo-Minsky district, Krasnodar region. Title: Red army soldier. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the NKVD troops, border troops. Date and place of draft: July 23, 1941 Novo-Minsky Regional Military commissariat (RMC), Krasnodar region, Novo-Minsky district. Last place of service: 348 rifle division (RD), 740 rifle regiment. Reason for retirement: severe through-and-through bullet wound to the right shoulder (Western front). Date of retirement: 08.12.1941. He received treatment in the hospital from December 1941to April 01, 1943. He was released from the military duty. World War II disability the second group indefinitely. Total injuries - 4. By Nikita Ivanovich (my father) statement, he was at the front near Vyazma and Smolensk. He received his first baptism of fire near Vitebsk (Belarus), where he was wounded (1st wound). He received medical treatment in the city of Kozelsk, Smolensk region. Then he was sent from the reserve unit to the Ukrainian front - the city of Belaya Tserkva. When repelling the German attack, he was wounded (2nd wound). He was in the hospital in Chkalov. In September he was sent to the reserve unit. After 10 days he was sent to the marching division of Syzran. From the city of Syzran to the city of Gorky. From Gorky by the order of the main command he went to defend Moscow, where was a front 12 km from the city of Moscow (1941). Our unit was the first to break through the German defense line and occupy the city of Rogachev, as well as several settlements near the city of Klim. We were going to Volokolamsk under command of Zakharov. He did not reach 40 km to Volokolamsk and was wounded (3rd wound). He was in a hospital in Moscow and then evacuated to Ivanovo. From Ivanovo he was sent for the recovery to Moscow, from Moscow to Mitischevo for the recovery. After the recovery, he was sent to Moscow. From Moscow – to the front line, to the offense of the Western front, where he was seriously wounded (4th wound) near Moscow on December 8, 1941. From December 1941 to April 01, 1943 he had been receiving treatment in the evacuation hospital of the Buryat-Mongolian region. Exempt from the military duty with 2nd group disability of Warld War II. All his life he lived in Krasnodar region.