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Valesina Vera Michailovna
Peter Timofeyevich Vorobyov
Voitov Mikhail Kononovich
Volchkov Dmitry Ivanovich
Vilenskaya Olga Petrovna
Vagina Claudia Dorofeevna
Alexey Timofeevich Voronin
Vasiliev Pavel Vasilyevich
Volosov Alexey Vasilyevich
Volik Grigory Fedotovich
Vtulochkin Leonid Konstantinovich
Valesina Vera Michailovna
Peter Timofeyevich Vorobyov
Voitov Mikhail Kononovich
Volchkov Dmitry Ivanovich
Vilenskaya Olga Petrovna
Vagina Claudia Dorofeevna
Alexey Timofeevich Voronin
Vasiliev Pavel Vasilyevich
Volosov Alexey Vasilyevich
Volik Grigory Fedotovich
Vtulochkin Leonid Konstantinovich
Vagina Claudia Dorofeevna

Vagina Claudia Dorofeevna

Vagina Claudia Dorofeevna_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: military medical Assistant Type of troops: Military medical staff Claudia dorofeevna Vagina, Lieutenant of the medical service, participant of combat battles on the Volkhov front. For two years, together with our soldiers, she stood at the walls of the legendary Leningrad, saving wounded and frostbitten soldiers in a medical reinforcement company in the 2nd Shock army. She was born in a simple peasant family with many children in d.Dorogino. When she finished school in 1938, she went to Kurgan on her own to enroll in medical school. 1941-the year of graduation from the medical school, which was later renamed the medical school. In the fall, Claudia was called to the military enlistment office, handed a summons. A day later, she is already in Yalutorovsk on medical courses for Junior command staff. They were sent to the front in heatballs only at the end of 1941. They did not know where they were taking them, and only before Cherepovets they announced the Volkhov front. Claudia falls into the 2nd Shock army of the 59th rifle brigade in the medical reinforcement company. The tent has only 16 beds. I had to give first aid to a German officer who was bleeding profusely from a severed hand, " recalls Claudia Dorofeevna. - The commander called me, ordered. Our scouts brought him on a raincoat-tent, he was unconscious. I used the knowledge that I once had in medical school, and I made a bandage for him. The officer came to, opened his eyes. And I'm staring at him because it's the first time I've seen a German! And not just a German, but an enemy! He said something barely audible to me in his own language, kind of thanked me, we studied German at school and it was an a, and I turned away and left the tent." She was accepted into the party at the front. It was in 1943. She considers the most valuable award to be the medal "Defender of Leningrad" and "for the defense of Leningrad".

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