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Gruzdev Nikolay Sergeevich
Gavrilenko Georgy Nazarovich
Borzykh Alexey Nikolaevich
Burov Ippolit Firsovich
Alexey Nikolaevich Borisenko
Bobkov Nikolay Ivanovich
Grigory Petrovich Bukaev
Brzhezovskiy Alexandr Siovich
Boyko Luka Fedoseevich
Batashev Nikolay Ivanovich
Bolotsky Peter Mikhailovich
Gruzdev Nikolay Sergeevich
Gavrilenko Georgy Nazarovich
Borzykh Alexey Nikolaevich
Burov Ippolit Firsovich
Alexey Nikolaevich Borisenko
Bobkov Nikolay Ivanovich
Grigory Petrovich Bukaev
Brzhezovskiy Alexandr Siovich
Boyko Luka Fedoseevich
Batashev Nikolay Ivanovich
Bolotsky Peter Mikhailovich
Bobkov Nikolay Ivanovich

Bobkov Nikolay Ivanovich

Branch of troops: signal corps. Nikolai Ivanovich Bobkov was born in 1911. His regiment was for six months alocated at the Turkish border from the very beginning of 1941. From 1942 Bobkov was engaged in battles within the 1st Ukrainian front under the command of General of the army Nikolai Fedorovich Vatutin. After Vatutin passed away on April 15, 1944, Nikolai Ivanovich Bobkov was transferred to the 1st Belorussian front that was under the command of Marshal of the Soviet Union Georgy Zhukov. Took part in Berlin`s liberation in 1945. During the battles of WWII he was awarded with medals and orders: Order of the Patriotic War 1st degree, medal for Bravery, medal for Military Merit, medal for the Liberation of Warsaw, medal for the Capture of Berlin, medal for the Victory over Germany. Also important to mention commendations for Bobkov: DECREE NO. 221 of the SUPREME commander-in-CHIEF to the commander of the 1st Belorussian front, Marshal of the Soviet Union Zhukov, chief of staff of the front, Colonel-General Malinin. On January 14, the Troops of the 1st Belorussian front, despite bad weather conditions that precluded the use of aviation, with the support of massive artillery strikes, went on the succesful offensive on two bridgeheads on the West Bank of the Visla, South of Warsaw, and made it through a strong, deeply echeloned enemy defense. During three days of offensive battles, the front troops advancing on two bridgeheads, joined up and advanced up to 60 kilometers, extending the breakthrough to 120 kilometers along the front. During the offensive, our troops captured the strong German defense strongholds of Vark, Grujec, Kozenice, Soletc, Zvolen, Bialobrzhegi, Yedlinsk, Ilzha, and also occupied more than 1,300 other localities. The troops of Colonel-General Kolpakchi, Colonel-General Chuikov, Lieutenant-General Berzarin, Colonel-General Tsvetaev, Colonel-General Belov, Major-General Vladimirsky, Major-General Belyavsky, Major-General Kushchev, Major-General Orleansky, Lieutenant-General Pulko-Dmitriev, Lieutenant-General Grigoryevsky, Lieutenant-General Volkov, Major-General Barinov, Lieutenant-General Ryzhov, General-Major Shemenkov, Lieutenant-General Glazunov, Major-General Rosly, major-General Zherebin, Major-General Firsov, Major-General Vorobyov, Major-General Dobrovolsky, Major-General Tereshkov, Major-General Siyazov, Lieutenant-General Khalyuzin; gunners of Colonel-General of artillery Kazakov, Major-General of artillery Korobchenko, Lieutenant-General of artillery Pozharsky, Major-General of artillery Kosenko, Lieutenant-General of artillery Bodrov, Major-General of artillery Yegorov, Lieutenant-General of artillery Ignatov, Major-General of artillery Rozhanovich, Colonel Zernov, Major-General of artillery Snegurov, Major-General of artillery Kurkovsky, Colonel Fantalov, Major-General of artillery Zrazhevsky, Major-General of artillery Bryukhanov, Major General of the artillery Lebedovskiy; the tank men of Lieutenant-General of tank troops Oryol, Major-General of tank troops Yushchuk, Lieutenant-General of tank troops Kirichenko; engineers with Colonel-General of engineering troops Proshlyakov, Chevychelova Colonel, Colonel Ruiya, Lieutenant Colonel Kuznetsov, Colonel Rapoport; communicators Lieutenant-General of signal troops Maksimenko, Colonel Makarov, Colonel Cherkasov, Colonel Falina, engineer-Colonel Maximov, Major-General of signal troops Litvinenko. In commemoration of the victory, the formations and units that most distinguished themselves in the battles during the breakout of the German defense are going to be awarded with orders. Today, on January 16, at 20 o'clock, the capital of our Motherland, Moscow, on behalf of the Motherland, salutes the valiant troops of the 1st Belorussian front, who broke through the German defenses, with twenty artillery volleys from two hundred and twenty-four guns. For excellent combat actions, I Express my gratitude to the troops led by You, who participated in the battles during the breakthrough of the German defense. Eternal glory to the heroes who fell in the battles for the freedom and independence of our Motherland! Death to the German invaders! DECREE NO. 222 of the SUPREME COMMANDER to the Commander of the troops of the 1st Belorussian front Marshal of the Soviet Union Zhukov, Chief of staff of the front, Colonel-General Malinin. Today, on January 16th, at 20:00, troops of the 1st Belorussian front, supported by aviation, as a result of rapid onset stormed and captured a major industrial center of Poland – Rad, that was an important junction of communications and powerful strong point of defense of the nazi. In the battles for the capture of the city of Rad, the troops of Colonel-General Kolpakchi, Major-General Barinov, Major-General Askalepov, Lieutenant-General Grigor'evsky, Major-General Stenin, Major-General Mukhin, Major-General Shulga; Tankers of Major General of tank forces Tikhonchuk, Major General of tank forces Yushchuk, Colonel Konstantinov, Colonel Zharikov, Colonel Lukyanov, Colonel Zharov, Lieutenant General of tank forces Kirichenko, Colonel Kuznetsov, Colonel Shemyakin, Lieutenant Colonel Dytchenko, Lieutenant Colonel Nikulin, Lieutenant Colonel Bordyukov; gunners of Major General of artillery Korobchenko, Major General of artillery Kurkovsky, Colonel Pilipenko, Colonel Verzhikovsky, Colonel Znachenko, Colonel Zabello, Colonel Efimov, Colonel Kolesnikov, Colonel Zakharov, Lieutenant Colonel Lisogursky, Lieutenant Colonel Ivanov, Lieutenant Colonel Solodovnikov, Lieutenant Colonel Dovgun, Lieutenant Colonel Kotlyarsky; pilots of Major General of aviation Krupsky, Major General of aviation Sidnev, Colonel Smirnov, Colonel Kovalev, Colonel Mironov, Colonel Chirva; sappers of Major General Shapiro of the technical forces, Colonel Rapoport, Colonel Smirnov; signalmen of Colonel Makarov, Colonel Kolokoltsev. In commemoration of the victory, the formations and units that most distinguished themselves in the battles for the capture of the city of Rad, are to be given the name “Radom " and awarded orders.Today, January 16, at 23 o'clock, the capital of our Motherland, Moscow, on behalf of the Motherland, salutes the valiant troops of the 1st Belorussian front, who captured the city of Rad, with twenty artillery volleys from two hundred and twenty-four guns. For excellent combat actions, I would like to Express my gratitude to the troops led by You, who participated in the battles for the liberation of the city of Rad. Eternal glory to the heroes who fell in the battles for the freedom and independence of our Motherland! Death to the German invaders! DECREE NO. 233 of the SUPREME commander-in-CHIEF to the commander of the 1st Belorussian front, Marshal of the Soviet Union Zhukov, chief of staff of the front, Colonel-General Malinin. Today, on January 19, the troops of the 1st Belorussian front, continuing their rapid offensive, captured the largest industrial center of Poland, the city of Lodz and the cities of Kutno, Tomaszow, Gostynin and Lenchitsa – important points of communication and strong points of defense of the nazi. The troops of Colonel-General Chuikov, Colonel-General Tsvetaev, Colonel-General Kolpakchi, Colonel-General Belov, Lieutenant-General Khalyuzin, Lieutenant-General Pulko-Dmitriev, Major-General Belyavsky, Major-General Vladimirsky, Major-General Orleansky, Major-General Shemenkov, Major-General Siyazov, Major-General Verzhbitsky, Major-General Bakanov, Major-General of artillery Khetagurov; gunners of Colonel-General of artillery Kazakov, Lieutenant-General of artillery Pozharsky, Major-General of artillery Plaskov, Major-General of artillery Frolov, Major-General of artillery Izumrudov, Major-General of artillery Lyarsky, Major-General of artillery Kamensky, Major-General of artillery Rodichev, Colonel Pilipenko, Colonel Znachenko, Colonel Grekhov, Colonel Kalnichenko, Colonel Pochitalov, Colonel Filippovich, Colonel Kolesnikov, Colonel Kagan, Colonel Kopelev, Colonel Pupkov, Lieutenant Colonel Karaichev; tankers of Lieutenant-General of the tank forces Orel, Colonel-General of the tank forces Bogdanov, Colonel-General of the tank forces Katukov, Lieutenant-General Radzievsky, [Lieutenant-General] Shalin, Lieutenant-General of the tank forces Kirichenko, Major-General of the tank forces Yushchuk, Major-General of the tank forces Vedeneyev, Major-General of the tank forces Telyakov, Major-General Dremov, Colonel Babajanyan, Colonel Boyko, Colonel Zharikov, Colonel Lukyanov, Colonel Zharov, Colonel Gusakovsky, Colonel Lipatenkov, Colonel Anfimov, Colonel Koshelev, Colonel Temnik, Colonel Solovyov, Colonel Morgunov, Colonel Kuznetsov, Colonel Baranyuk, Colonel Shemyakin, Lieutenant Colonel Smirnov, Lieutenant Colonel Secunda; cavalrymen of Lieutenant-General Kryukov, Lieutenant-General Konstantinov, Major-General Yagodin, Major-General Millerov, Major-General Kursakov, Major-General Koblov, Major-General Chalenko, Major-General Belov; pilots of Colonel-General of aviation Rudenko, Lieutenant-General of aviation Braiko, Lieutenant-General of aviation Savitsky, General-Major of aviation Krupsky, General-Major of aviation Sidneva, General-Major of aviation Tokarev, General-Major of aviation Dzusova, General-Major of aviation Tatanashvili, General-Major of aircraft of Caravalho, General-Major of aviation Komarov, Colonel Smirnov, Colonel Kovalev, Colonel Mironov, Colonel Chilly, Colonel Timofeyev, Colonel Belousov, Colonel Isaev, Colonel Karyagin, Colonel Ivanov, the Colonel Barcala, Colonel Fedorenko, Colonel Fedorov, Bazyleva Colonel, Colonel Sharapova, Nakonechnikova Lieutenant Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel Tyshchenko, Colonel Komarov, engineers, Colonel-General of engineering troops Proshlyakov, Major-General of engineering troops Tkachenko, Major-General of engineering troops Yakovlev, Major-General of engineering troops Voronov, Colonel Belsky, Colonel Kharchevina, Colonel Borisov, Colonel Vandysheva, Lieutenant Colonel Kuznetsov; signalmen of Lieutenant General Maksimenko, Colonel Smoliy, Colonel Cherkasov, Lieutenant Colonel Zakharov, Colonel Kalechits, Lieutenant Colonel of the state security Wakisha. In commemoration of the victory, the formations and units that most distinguished themselves in the battles for the capture of the cities of Lodz, Kutno, Tomaszow, Gostynin and Lenchitsa are to be assigned the names of "Lodz” and "Tomaszow" and awarded orders. Today, on January 19, at 23 o'clock, the capital of our Motherland, Moscow, on behalf of the Motherland, salutes the valiant troops of the 1st Belorussian front, who captured the cities of Lodz, Kutno, Tomaszów, Gostynin and Lenchitsa, twenty four artillery volleys from three hundred and twenty-four guns.For excellent combat actions, I would like to Express my gratitude to the troops led by You, who participated in the battles for the liberation of Lodz and other named cities. Eternal glory to the heroes who fell in the battles for the freedom and independence of our Motherland! Death to the nazi invaders! DECREE NO. 266 of the SUPREME COMMANDER to the Commander of the troops of the 1st Belorussian front Marshal of the Soviet Union Zhukov, Chief of staff of the front, Colonel-General Malinin. Today, on January 31, troops of the 1st Belorussian front, continuing a successful offensive to the West and South-West from Poznan, crossed the German border, invaded Brandenburg province, and as a result of the the battle captured the town of Landsberg, Meseritz, Swebus and Zullichau – major communication hubs and strong German defense strongholds covering the approaches to Frankfurt on the Oder. During the battles on entering Brandenburg provinces, and capturing the possession of the cities of Landsberg, Meseritz, Swebus and Zullichau distinguished troops of Colonel-General Colacci, Colonel-General Tsvetaeva, Lieutenant-General Berzarin, Major General Vladimir, Lieutenant-General Grigoriev, the General-the major Kuscheva, Lieutenant-General Glazunov, Major-General Barinov, Major General Vorobyov, Major-General Dobrovolsky, Major-General Stenin, Major-General Rosliy, Major-General Firsov, Major-General Mukhin, Major-General Askalepov, Major-General Yenshin, Major-General Gorbachev, Colonel Gavilevsky, Colonel Kiselev, Colonel Savchuk, Colonel Vasilenko, Colonel Grigoriev, Colonel Zalizyuk; cavalrymen of Lieutenant-General Konstantinov; tankers of Colonel-General of the tank forces Katukov, Lieutenant-General Shalin, Lieutenant-General of the tank forces Kirichenko, major-General of the tank forces Yushchuk, major-General Dremov, Colonel Babajanyan, Colonel Konstantinov, Colonel Zharikov, Colonel Lukyanov, Colonel Zharov, Colonel Kuznetsov, Colonel Temnik, Colonel Anfimov, Colonel Koshelev, Colonel Gusakovsky, Colonel Morgunov, Colonel Solovyov, Colonel Baranyuk, Colonel Shemyakin, Lieutenant-Colonel Secunda, Lieutenant Colonel Smirnov, Lieutenant Colonel Noskov, Major Baranov, Major Stepanyuk; gunners of Major General of artillery Korobchenko, [Lieutenant General of artillery] Bodrov, Major-General of artillery Frolov, General-Major of artillery Kamensky, General-Major of artillery Seredina, Major-General of artillery Rodichev, Colonel Domrachev, Colonel Sobolev, Colonel Kirillov, Colonel Zabello, Colonel Kolesnikov, Colonel Beldina, Colonel Kobrin, Colonel Kalinichenko, Korichev Lieutenant Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel Anashkin, Lieutenant Colonel Artemyev, Lieutenant Colonel Shapovalov, Colonel Sumaroka; the engineers of Major-General of technical troops Shapiro, Savelova Colonel, Colonel Kharchevina, Colonel Borisov, Lieutenant Colonel Trachtenberg; signalmen of Colonel Makarov, Lieutenant Colonel Zakharov, Colonel Kolokoltsev, Lieutenant Colonel Tunika. In commemoration of the victory, the formations and units that most distinguished themselves in the battles during the invasion of the province of Brandenburg are called “Brandenburg " and awarded orders. Today, on January 31st, at 20 o'clock, the capital of our Motherland, Moscow, on behalf of the Motherland, salutes the valiant troops of the 1st Belorussian front, who invaded the borders of the Brandenburg province, twenty volleys of artillery from two hundred and twenty-four guns. For excellent combat actions, I Express my gratitude to the troops led by You, who participated in the battles during the invasion of the Brandenburg province. Eternal glory to the heroes who fell in the battles for the freedom and independence of our Motherland! Death to the nazi invaders!

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