Rank: Lieutenant. Branch of Troops: Armored and Mechanized troops. Sinyavsky Ivan Ivanovich was born on September 3, 1919 in the village of Rakoshichi, Minsk Region. My father and mother were workers before the Revolution, after the Revolution they became poor peasants. In 1932, my father joined the kolkhoz, and in 1933 his parents died. _x000D_ Until 1936, he had been in an orphanage in Ukraine in the city of Donetsk. In 1936, he entered the Donetsk Industrial Institute. In 1939, he was conscripted into the Soviet Army for special recruitment. He completed a short-term commander's courses and commanded a tank crew. He was on the Finnish front (1939-1940), participated in the liberation of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania (1940). _x000D_ He had been in combat with the German-fascist invaders since the beginning of the Patriotic War. He was wounded on August 17, 1941 in the battles for the city of Novgorod in the Leningrad Region and was treated in hospitals until March 1942. His arm was amputated. _x000D_ From March 1942 to April 1948, he worked as the Director of the canteen at the Kuznetsk metal plant. In the same year, he worked in the Kuibyshev Construction Department as an Engineer of housing and communal services. After he left with his family for Belarus, where, starting from August 1948, he worked as a Head of production, and then from July 1950 to January 1951, the Director of the Dyvinsky District Committee of municipalities, after which he was appointed Head Department of Rural and Kolkhoz construction of the Dyva Regional Executive Committee (until August 1951). In September 1951, he left for Novokuznetsk with his family. _x000D_ In October 1951, he became a Mechanical Engineer for equipment, and then transferred to the Head of the Foundry of the Kuibyshev Regional Committee, where he worked until October 1953, and entered the Director of the canteen in th Stalinskmetallurgystroy. Since July 1956, he worked as a trade inspector. In April 1960, he was transferred to the position of Director of the canteen in the Kuznetsk-metallurgstroy. He had been in the Communist Party since July 1947. He died on February 22, 1970.