The Great Patriotic War

Dadaev Nikolai Alexevich Rank: major General. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Unit: 67th cavalry division. Dedaev Nikolai Alekseevich was born on October 25, 1897 in the village of tagay, sengileyevsky district, Simbirsk province. Major General (4.6.1940), commander of the 67th rifle division. Member of the RCP (b) since 1918. Active participant in the Civil war. From November 1917-assistant commander, from March 1918-commander of the "1st red partisan detachment of the guards cavalry", commander of a separate squadron (from April 1918), squadron commander (from June 1918). from August 1918 — commander of the 1st Tsaritsyn cavalry regiment, then, from January 1919, he commanded the 1st Kamyshinsky cavalry regiment. N. A. Dedaev was awarded the order of the red banner for his military services. From July 1921-assistant head of the school of the 2nd cavalry division. In December 1924, he graduated from the Leningrad higher cavalry school of the red army and was appointed commander and military Commissar of the 29th cavalry regiment of the 5th cavalry division. In may 1933, he graduated from the military Academy named after M. V. Frunze, after which he was appointed assistant commander of the 12th cavalry division, from January 1934-commander and military Commissar of a separate combined mountain nationalities cavalry regiment, commander and military Commissar of the 127th cavalry regiment. From March 1937, Nikolai Alekseevich was at the disposal of the Department for command and command staff of the red army, assistant commander of the 29th cavalry division, from June 1938-the 5th cavalry corps, then from October 1939-commanded the 25th cavalry division. As a division commander, he participated in the Soviet-Finnish war (1939-1940). For courage, Nikolai Alekseevich was awarded the order of the red Star. Later-commander of the 22nd cavalry division, from March 14, 1941-commander of the 67th rifle division, which was stationed in the area of the Latvian town-sea base Liepaja (Libava). As part of the 8th army of the North-Western front, from the first days of the great Patriotic war, he fought with his division against the Nazis on the outskirts of Liepaja. Being a talented military commander, the day before the war Began, N. Dedaev gave the order to withdraw troops from the barracks for training and disperse them 15-25 km around the city. Thus, the first wave of Nazi bombers bombed the empty barracks of the garrison. On the third day of the fighting, June 24, General Dedaev, while on the CP of the division, received a fatal wound as a result of artillery fire. On the same day, the retreating soldiers of the Liepaja garrison buried him in a mass grave on the territory of the naval hospital. In the summer of 1947, he was reburied in the Tosmar cemetery, and in October 1977 - in the Central cemetery of Liepaja.

Derevyanko Semyon Mikhailovich Rank: Red army soldier Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops Division: 1 tank red banner division war Veteran retired Colonel. He was born into a poor peasant family. In 1912, Semyon's parents Mikhail Filippovich and Maria Minaevna moved from the village of Takhty in the Stavropol territory to the village of Irinovka in Kazakhstan, where they lived and worked all their lives, acquiring a second homeland. After finishing primary school in Irinovka, young Senya entered and attended high school in the district center of Urjar. In connection with the shortage of teachers, the education Department of the district appointed a 10-grader Seeds Derevyanko, like student learning, teacher, place middle school, and two years later head of the educational part of the irinovskaya school. At the same time, a young teacher Derevyanko Sm, along with adult farmers, worked in Irinovka in the collective farm "New life". In January 1941, an 18-year-old boy was drafted into the Red Army by the Urdzhar district military Commissariat of the Semipalatinsk region and enlisted as a red army soldier in the 49th tank brigade in the city of Stanislav in Ukraine. As a young, educated, grasping and agile red army tankman, Semyon Mikhailovich Derevyanko quickly mastered the Suvorov "science of winning", comprehended the formidable technique-the tank, its weapons, so as to hit the enemy without a miss, and in the simplicity of his soul helped his fellow comrades in mastering the tactical and technical data of the tank. Here, in this city, he was caught by the war with Nazi Germany, which turned and crossed out all his plans and dreams, changed the fate of a person. In August 1941, the command of the tank brigade sent a tankman Sm. Derevyanko, as an excellent student of combat training in the military officer school in Nizhny Novgorod (Gorky city), where for about a year he studied at the radio Telegraph Department. But, shortly before the end of the accelerated course of training, in 1942, cadet Derevyanko was seconded to the Kalinin front, where he fought as part of the 1st guards tank brigade under the command of the famous major General of the tank forces M. E. Katukov. Young red army tankman Semyon Derevyanko in 1942, while on the Kalinin front, learned a lot from the guards, especially in the battles near the city of Bely, where there were fierce battles with Hitler's troops. This combat experience was useful to him in further battles to beat the enemy in the guards, especially on the Kursk bulge. In 1941-1942, after the expulsion of the Nazis from the territory of the Kalinin and Moscow regions, in January-February 1943, the 1st tank army was formed, which included the 64th tank brigade, where Semyon Derevyanko served. - The tank army arrived at the Kursk bulge, - tankman Derevyanko recalls, - from the reserve of the Supreme high command headquarters from the North-West near Kursk, where it was located on the Psel river in the second echelon after the 6th guards army of General I. M. Chistyakov, as part of the Voronezh front. The 1st tank army was assigned a combat task by the higher command: to defeat the advancing German-fascist troops in the Belgorod direction. As expected, early in the morning on July 5, 1943, the enemy launched an offensive on the Kursk bulge according to the "Citadel" plan. Against the 6th guards army and the 1st tank army in our defense zone, the 48th tank corps under the command of the experienced and treacherous General Manstein led the offensive. "For ten days and nights, our 64th tank brigade, like the entire tank army," recalls S. M. Derevyanko, " fought fierce, persistent defensive battles with a powerful strong enemy. But I especially remember the tank battles in the area of the city of Yakovlevo in the Kursk (now Belgorod) region, where literally there were duels between our and German tanks at close range. Tanks were ablaze from shell bursts, and the ground was on fire. The sky was black, the clanking of tank tracks and the roar of shells made the tankmen deaf, but they, despising death, bravely fought for their Homeland, defending every inch of their land. — The complexity of tank battles was also in the fact, - adds the brave tankman Semyon Derevyanko, - that the Nazis used new tanks "Tigers" and "Panthers", which had powerful armor and weapons. For example, the Tiger tank had 80 mm armor, and 100 mm in the frontal part, and was armed with an 88 mm gun that could penetrate the armor of the main Soviet tanks. Our tank shells did not penetrate the armor of German tanks, so we had to shoot only sub-caliber shells, and they were extremely lacking, since our industry was just mastering the production of these shells. However, our tankers managed to get into the vulnerable places of German tanks, through the viewing slots and at close range to disable them. And only on July 16, our troops forced the enemy to go on the defensive in stubborn battles. After a short respite, a tankman from Kazakhstan of the 64th tank brigade of the 1st tank army, Semyon Derevyanko, bravely fought the enemy for almost the entire month of July, knocked out two German tanks, and completed his combat mission. For bravery, fortitude and skill in the battle of Yakovlev, the command of the 64th tank brigade awarded S. M. Derevyanko the military rank of senior Sergeant and awarded him the medal "for bravery". "This was my first and therefore my most expensive award," he said. A great and memorable event in the life of a front-line tankman S. M. Derevyanko was his meeting 30 years later with the citizens of the city of Yakovlevo, which he was liberating from the Nazis. This meeting of tankmen of the 64th tank brigade resulted in a big and joyful city holiday of citizens and their liberators, which had a great educational value for the younger generation. Semyon Mikhailovich was invited to this meeting by the former commander of the 64th tank brigade, twice Hero of the Soviet Union, retired Colonel I. N. Boyko, whose Derevyanko was the head of the radio station. There was no end to their joy. At this exciting, unforgettable meeting, he also met and talked for the first time in 30 years with his fellow soldier in the brigade I. T. Efremov, with whom they fought together on the Kursk bulge, and then, without parting, reached Berlin, experiencing the bitterness of defeats and the joy of victories. The battle of Kursk did not end with a battle biography for the tankman S. M. Derevyanko, he and his glorious 64 tank brigade and 1 tank army, which in subsequent operations served as a sword that cut through the enemy's grouping, passed the battle path from the Kursk salient to Berlin, where he signed on the Reichstag! As part of the 1st Ukrainian front (former Voronezh), combat tankman S. Derevyanko liberated the cities of Kharkiv, Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr, Chertkov, Chernivtsi, crossed the Dniester, bug, San, Vistula rivers, participated in the battles on the Sandomierz bridgehead, stormed the Seelow heights in Germany. For successful battles with Hitler's troops, the 1st tank army was renamed the 1st guards tank army on April 25, 1944, which has a certain contribution from our countryman-Kazakhstani S. M. Derevyanko. "Once to my tank crew," S. M. recalls. Derevyanko — - the command set a combat task: to force the Dniester river under water, to break in from the North of the railway station of Chernivtsi, to seize a bridgehead, to take control of the station and prevent the departure of German echelons with equipment and people to the West. A brigade and a tank army followed the crew across the river. The assigned combat task for the crew was completed successfully. For this feat, Semyon Derevyanko was awarded the order of the red Star by the command of the 64th tank brigade and appointed commander of a tank platoon. And here is how the city of Chertkov in the Ternopil region was liberated, says S. Derevyanko: "at dawn on March 23, 1944, our 64th tank brigade suddenly approached the city for the enemy, rapidly attacked the fascists so that they did not even understand where such a breakthrough of the tankers came from. As a result of a short but fierce battle with the enemy, the city of Chertkov was liberated from the Nazis. Citizens warmly and cordially thanked the tankers for their liberation from German slavery." In 1976, war veteran Semyon Mikhailovich Derevyanko was lucky enough to attend a meeting of war veterans with the residents of this city. — With what great joy, - recalls Semyon Mikhailovich, - the war veterans saw the huge changes that took place on the liberated Ukrainian land: many new buildings were built: residential buildings, hospitals, schools, kindergartens, cultural centers, cinemas… War veterans visited factories, construction sites, fields of the Progress collective farm, and livestock farms. And everywhere they were welcomed as relatives. Especially exciting were the meetings of the tank driver-teacher with school students, to whom he told about the war, about the exploits of the front-line soldiers. Victory day — may 9, 1945 - the commander of the guard company, senior Lieutenant S. M. Derevyanko, met in the defeated Berlin for treatment in the sanitary part of the brigade after two wounds in the battles for Berlin. In the battle for the capture of Berlin guards senior Lieutenant S. M. Derevyanko was awarded the medal "for military merit", the certificate of command of the 1st guards tank army and received a commendation from the Supreme Commander of the country. Almaty section of participants in the assault and capture of Berlin, where Sm. Derevyanko, annually celebrates may 2 as the day of the capture of Berlin, as a great celebration of the Victory of our troops and as a tribute to the memory of fallen soldiers in the fight against Nazi Germany. In December 1945, tank officer S. M. Derevyanko was discharged from the army as a specialist teacher and returned to his native village of Irinovka in the Semipalatinsk region. Already in March 1946, he was appointed head teacher of the irinovskaya secondary school, and in 1948 became its Director. When in 1957 he became the headmaster of Urjar secondary school, he also showed a positive side in this field. On the recommendation of the Ministry of education of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic, Semyon Derevyanko was transferred to Alma-ATA in 1971 and appointed Director of secondary school No. 52. At this school, he worked as a principal for about thirty years. Semyon Mikhailovich has a total teaching experience of more than 60 years. That's really someone to take an example from. It is characteristic that S. M. Derevyanko not only taught and educated the younger generation, but also studied himself. In 1952, he successfully graduated from the pedagogical Institute, and in 1954 from the Kazakh State University on-the-job. He also constantly worked on himself in order to keep up with the modern requirements of pedagogy, to be above his subordinates in order to successfully lead the school team. S. M. Derevyanko was awarded the order of the red banner of Labor for many years of conscientious work and skilful upbringing of the young generation. Is it a worthy addition to the three medals and 18 medals. Semyon Mikhailovich has the title of Honorary teacher of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic school and was awarded a diploma Of the Supreme Council of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic and a diploma of an Honorary citizen of Almaty.

Deltsov Pavel Andreevich Pavel Andreevich Deltsov (1917-1969) - Lieutenant Colonel of the Soviet Army, participant of the great Patriotic war, Hero of the Soviet Union (1944). Pavel Deltsov was born on January 13 (new style — 26), 1917 in Ivanovo-Voznesensk (now Ivanovo)in the family of a textile worker. Since 1918, together with his family, he lived in the village of Kibergino, teykovsky district, Ivanovo region. In 1928 he graduated from a village school, in 1931-a seven-year school in the village of Nerl, in 1934 - a school of factory apprenticeship. He worked as an assistant driver, studied in the first year of the energy technical school, and at the same time worked in the Aero club. In 1935, Deltsov was called up to serve in the Workers 'and peasants' Red Army and sent to the Voroshilovgrad military aviation school of pilots, from which he graduated in 1937. He served in various aviation units in Kalinin, Monino, and Rzhev. Participated in the Soviet-Finnish war. In 1940, he graduated from the course of flight commanders at the 11th mixed air division of the Belarusian military district. From the first day of the great Patriotic war — on its fronts. Participated in the battles in the Belarusian SSR, the battle of Moscow. During this period, he flew 6-7 sorties. In one of the battles, Deltsov's plane was set on fire, but the pilot, who received severe burns, managed to land it. After being cured, Deltsov returned to the front. I flew a PE-2 bomber. Participated in the battle of Kursk. By October 1943, captain Pavel Deltsov commanded a squadron of the 24th bombardment regiment of the 241st air division of the 3rd bombardment air corps of the 16th air army of the Central front. By that time, he had flown 208 combat missions. By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR on April 13, 1944, for" exemplary performance of command tasks and courage and heroism in the battles with the German invaders", captain Pavel Deltsov was awarded the high title of Hero of the Soviet Union with the order of Lenin and the gold Star medal number 3535.Later he participated in the battles in the Belarusian SSR, the storming of Berlin. By the end of the war, Deltsov had made 289 sorties for bombing and reconnaissance behind enemy lines. After the end of the war, Deltsov continued to serve in the Soviet Army. In 1957, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, he was discharged from the reserve. Return home. He lived in the village of Nerl, Ivanovo region, was a Deputy of the district Council and a member of the Executive Committee. Later he moved to Ivanovo. He died on may 8, 1969, and is buried at The balino cemetery in Ivanovo. He was also awarded three orders of the red banner, the order of the Patriotic war of the 1st degree, three orders of the red Star, a number of medals, and a foreign order. A street in the village of Nerl is named after deltsov, and a bust of Him is also installed there. His name was given to the Ivanovo railway technical school (now-professional Lyceum No. 1).

Zhetpisbaev Baltabek_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Major. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Division: 8th guards rifle Rezhitskaya order of Lenin red banner order of Suvorov division named after I. V. Panfilov. Baltabek Dzhetpysbayev was born in 1907 to a peasant family in the village of Murat Zhana-semeysky district of Semipalatinsk region. A career soldier who was drafted into the army in 1931, his father graduated from the Tashkent military school. Fought with the robber bands, and was included in the Book of honor of SAVO. Since the formation of the division, he was the Komsomol of the 1075th rifle regiment, which was glorified by 28 Panfilov guards. On October 15, 1941, in the first battle with the Germans near Moscow, he was the first to hit an enemy tank. This was a feat in itself, since the armored vehicles that poured machine-gun fire on everything were disconcerting to the untrained soldiers. For three days the company held back the enemy, who were striving to Volokolamsk, and from there – to Moscow. For these and other fighting Baltabek of Zhetpisbaev was awarded the order of the red Star. And on July 23, 1942, the command of the 8th guards division presented him with the title of Hero of the Soviet Union for special courage and bravery. He himself did not know about this idea and fought until the end of the war: liberated Belarus, Lithuania, fought in Prussia, participated in the storming of Konigsberg. After the victory, he was sent to the Japanese war. He stayed in Pyongyang for two more years as part of the troops in North Korea. He was discharged in 1947 for years of service with the rank of major in the guards. In military conditions, the submission to the title of Hero of the Soviet Union did not get to the appropriate authorities in a timely manner. In 1959. it was accidentally discovered in the archive of the USSR Ministry of defense. Three times (1961, 1967, 1971). the Central Committee of the CP of Kazakhstan petitioned the Supreme Soviet of the Union to award Baltabek Jetpisbayev the high title of Hero of the Soviet Union. Dimash Akhmedovich Kunaev sent a personal letter to Brezhnev, but the issue was never resolved positively. In August 1971, Baltabek Jetpisbayev died.

Danielyan Smbat (Symban) Melikovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Colonel. Danielyan Smbat (Symban) Melikovich. In the magazine of the Central Committee of the Communist party of Lithuania "Events and time" No. 14, July 1982 (index 76787), an article was published by retired Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Ryabov "Feat of the Neman" about three military generations of the Danielyan family: grandfather-Colonel, Danielyan Smbat Melikovich, father-Lieutenant Colonel, Danielyan Norayr Sumbatovich, brother-major, Danielyan Sumbat Norayrovich. Here is an excerpt from this article concerning my grandfather.... "I often visit the most beautiful corner-close and dear to the heart of every Alytus. An obelisk with an enlarged order of the Patriotic war is attached to it. On the sides of the obelisk are massive bronze plates with words in Lithuanian and Russian that are etched into the memory: "Glory to the immortal deeds, glory to the fallen heroes! Around eleven blue fir trees symbolizing the feat of soldiers of the 11th guards army who liberated the city. And the original decorative fence. All this is a crown of heroism, a tribute to love and respect for the soldiers of the war. Right next to the obelisk, the graves of the dead. I read their names: "Guards Lieutenant V. Kalinin, private A. Tikhonenko, Colonel S. Danielyan" and dozens of other names. I was particularly interested in Colonel S. Danielyan. I wanted to find out where the front roads brought him to our region, what feat he performed in the name of people's lives on the banks of the Nemunas? The search lasted about three years and was crowned with success: documents were obtained from the archives, meetings were held, exciting conversations with the son and grandson of the Colonel… Soviet power in Baku was proclaimed on the sixth day of the revolutionary coup in Petrograd. On December 16, under the chairmanship of V. I. Lenin, the Council of people's Commissars discussed the situation in Transcaucasia. It was decided to appoint a member of the Central Committee of the RSDLP(b), Chairman of the Baku Council Stepan Georgievich Shaumyan as temporary Extraordinary Commissioner for the Caucasus, until the formation of Soviet power in the region. From Petrograd to Tiflis, where the Caucasian regional Committee of the RSDLP(b) was located, S. A. Ter-Petrosyan (Kamo) delivered a mandate signed by V. I. Lenin to Shaumyan. Going from Baku to Tiflis alone for Shaumyan is a risky business. Comrades called the names of fellow travelers. Someone said: - Sumbat Danielyan is the most suitable candidate. - This, you know, somehow does not fit together: an officer of the tsarist army accompanies the Extraordinary Commissar. He can also escort you to security. The audience laughed, and S. Shaumyan became interested: And who is this fine? - Recently returned from the Turkish front. Originally from the Armenian village of Chardakhly. He is twenty-two years old. He is an energetic and fearless person. One of the first in the army to go over to the side of the revolution. We decided to take a roundabout trip through the high mountains and deep gorges of the lesser Caucasus range. On January 17, 1918, the travelers reached Chardakhly safely. - You are now on Betaking? Twenty versts along mountain paths and gorges. And there are bandits all over the road. "But there is no other route," Shaumyan said. They came up with an idea: they staged a wedding trip. Sumbat Danielyan, a slim, fit and young officer, really looked like a groom. The" planted father "Stepan Shaumyan rode in the midst of the "wedding" motorcade. In those years, the young country of the Soviets from all the suburbs, like cockroaches from the cracks, climbed enemies. In the spring of 1918, the Turks attacked. And a horseman with a sword on a dashing horse flashed by on the banks of Sevan. Sumbat led his cavalry into battle. In one of the fights, he was seriously wounded. Having linked his fate with the red Army, Sumbat Melikovich goes through a glorious path from squadron commander to battalion, and in the pre-war years teaches at military schools in Transcaucasia, in Alma-ATA and Dnepropetrovsk. great Patriotic war. Communist Danielyan goes to the front. He is appointed commander of the 38th separate rifle brigade. This happened near Moscow, during the most difficult days for the capital. The brigade commander has his place in battle. But sometimes the situation develops so that the senior chief, along with the soldiers, goes into the heat of battle. So it was on the near approaches to the capital. Units of the neighboring unit retreated. Kombat Danielyan received an order: to hold the Germans in this area, and then knock them out of defense and wedge into the enemy's battle lines. The first offensive of the brigade's soldiers was unsuccessful. That's when the battalion commander gave the order to take out the Banner. With a group of submachine gunners and Riflemen, he rushed forward. The commander of the Kalinin front, Colonel-General I. S. Konev, presented Danielyan for the award, wrote: "In the battles, the brigade commander personally led the attack of the fighters, showing bravery, perseverance and decisive actions. As a result of this attack, the battle order was executed: the enemy was stopped, knocked out of defense and put to flight. Eight localities were liberated and many trophies were taken. For exemplary performance of a combat mission, for bravery and courage, I present to the award-the order of the red banner." Sumbat Danielyan was awarded the order in which he commanded, and was awarded the honorary title of the guards. War is war. Recently, the brigade commander and his soldiers were honored with a victory near Moscow, and the Sovinformburo reports already reported: "in the area of Mozdok, the soldiers of S. Danielyan's unit repulsed several enemy attacks during the day, destroying seven tanks to two hundred Hitlerites." Some time later, he distinguished himself in the defense of the city of Ordzhonikidze. The soldiers of Danielyan's unit overturned the Nazis with a strong counterattack. In this battle, the commander was twice wounded. He would have left the battlefield after the first wound, but he continued to lead his subordinates, inspiring them to the feat, and remained at his post until he fell from the second wound. He didn't like to spend too much time in hospitals. And soon, his name and deeds were heard in the cities and villages of Belarus and Lithuania. Confidently, he led the guards in the offensive to the West. After the war, the former commander of the 11th guards army, General of the army Hero of the Soviet Union Kuzma Nikitovich Galiysky will write the following lines about the brave commander: "...After conducting reconnaissance, the advanced battalions began to force. But it was still slow, as the enemy from the West Bank met the crossing units with heavy fire. Then Colonel S. M. Danielyan with the division's artillery commander and a group of staff officers went to the river. All the guns and mortars were moved here. Powerful volleys they suppressed a significant part of the enemy points. Under cover of artillery fire, the crossing resumed." The second order of the red banner was added to the military awards of Sumbat Melikovich. On July 19, 1944 in the life of the commander of the division was a joyful, exciting event: the commander of the third Belorussian front hero of the Soviet Union army General Ivan Danilovich Chernyakhovsky on behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR awarded the order of the red banner, the Colonel Danielyan - the Patriotic war, first degree. Hundreds of soldiers and commanders were awarded high government awards. Sumbat Melikovich wrote to his wife: "Dear Araxia, We continue to fight with the Left. He's already a senior Lieutenant. Together with all we are driving the enemy to the West. We will soon win and return home, never to part with you again. What have you heard about Norika? What front is he fighting on? Take care of yourself and wait for us... " And a week and a half later, a letter from military friends and comrades-in-arms was sent to Baku from Simias: "Dear Araksia Martirosova! We, comrades of the guards of Colonel Danielyan Sumbat Melikovich, Express our deep condolences on the untimely death of your husband. Together with You, we mourn and bow our heads over the ashes of our beloved commander, under whose leadership we passed a difficult but glorious military path..."it Happened on July 30 at 14: 30. Early in the morning, he went to the observation post, where he watched the battle. NP was located in a small house of a peasant of the Aleksandras of Rutkauskas, who lived near the village Melaleuca. The circumstances forced us to resort to this option: there was a bare field all around - no hillock, no tree, no shrub. At 13 o'clock, the Germans, quite unexpectedly, began to shell the house. Maybe it was generosity, kindheartedness, or maybe a burst of courage that called him closer to the battlefield. Only he did not want the war to leave the peasant homeless. And the Colonel decided to move to the division's command post. After thanking Lutkauskas, he went to the checkpoint in a car with his son Levon and staff officers. Two kilometers East of Simnas, they were attacked by six enemy Focke-Wulf-190 dive bombers. A bomb exploded near the car, was killed Sumbat the M. and Lavon is seriously injured. (He died of his wounds shortly after the victory). The comrades-in-arms finished their letter with these words: "The sad news of the commander's death quickly spread through the battle lines of the units. Guards with a cry of: "Avenge the enemy for the death of the commander" rose in a rapid attack. By the morning of the next day, we had driven the Germans 25 kilometers West of Simnas. Araksia Martirosova! We, the companions and followers of the military cause of Sumbat Melikovich, promise You to beat the hated enemy with even greater force and avenge him irrepressibly and mercilessly." The guards kept their word: they fought hundreds of kilometers to Konigsberg. They stormed the fortress and hoisted the battle guards banner over the capital of East Prussia. It should be noted here that Levon Smbatovich Danielyan, the son of Colonel Smbat Danielyan's guards, also participated in the initial period of the battle for the Caucasus. Commander of the air defense platoon of the 68th marine rifle brigade of the 18th army, chief petty officer Danielyan L. S. in the battles from July 26 to October 4, 1942 in the area of the village of Kuleshovka, Peshkovo and Kura-Tsipe, not only shot down 2 enemy aircraft " Messerschmitt -110 "and one" Junkers-87", but with his DShK machine gun repelled a seeping group of enemy submachine gunners in the area of the brigade's command post. For these feats, the brave soldier was awarded the order of the red Star by the order of the commander of the black sea group of troops of the Transcaucasian front No. 044/n of November 5, 1942. In 1944, on the first Baltic front, he was an aide-de-camp to his father, Colonel S. M. Danielyan.

Dogaev Peter Ivanovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Red army Unit: 245th rifle Valginsko-Rezhitskaya red banner division in 1907, Pyotr Ivanovich Dogaev was born in the village of Sonino, Oryol region. His parents were farmers. Since childhood, he has known hunger, various types of hard peasant labor. Then on huge and boundless territories not only full-flowing rivers bubbled, pranksters-streams rang, one after another collective farms were created. The peasant poor were United to work the land together. In the village with the affectionate name of Sonino, a collective farm named after Kalinin was formed. None of the villagers in those days did not know how to organize collective labor, helped the peasant efficiency and ingenuity. In 1928, my great-grandfather Pyotr Dogaev went to study tractor driving courses, and in 1930 the first tractor came to the village. It was as if Pyotr was effortlessly driving a powerful car across the field. In the summer, the village was slaughtered with bread, and in the fall they gathered a rich harvest. Tractor drivers were respected by everyone living in the village for their hard work, conscientiousness, generous heart, and willingness to always come to the rescue. In the summer of 1941, the war began Peter Ivanovich, like many in the village, went to the front. He was assigned to the 898th rifle regiment, 245th division. At the age of 34, he stood up for the defense of the Motherland. He fought to protect his land and was wounded several times. In 1945, he crossed the Oder. It was necessary to capture a bridgehead on the West Bank and hold it until the main forces arrived. The commander of the regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Nikolaev, understood that there was no way to break through head-on, there were few forces and people who had seen a lot in the war were tired. The commander agonized over what to do to prevent casualties and destroy the machine-gun points. Nikolaev knew his soldiers well, so he chose private Pyotr Dogaev to perform. The task was difficult. The night had come into its own. This is what Dogaev took advantage of. On a steep wave, drenched to the bone, he made his way to the Western shore. One by one, he destroyed the enemy's machine-gun points. Lay down in a crater, led a destructive fire on the enemy. The Nazis took it for a landing. The machine gun of the brave warrior worked flawlessly. Meanwhile, without waiting for dawn, Nikolaev raised the regiment and the soldiers went to cross the Oder with improvised means. Soon the regiment firmly straddled the captured bridgehead. The regimental commander expressed gratitude to Pyotr Dogaev and the army commander said that this was a heroic feat that will never be forgotten. The Motherland will highly appreciate the courage and bravery of a soldier. Only 17 sotintsy were lucky enough to cross the threshold of their home in the spring of 1945. A wounded soldier, Pyotr Dogaev, with orders and medals, and a thin white-washed duffel bag, appeared before his family. The soldier returned to the ashes, horses were stolen, there are no cows, mechanized tractor equipment is a ball-everywhere to roll, and the land is waiting for the grain grower, life goes on. He took the tractor team on his shoulders, and with teenagers and front-line soldiers who arrived, they began to collect tractors bit by bit. About Bogaevski crew talking in the area. Employees headed by Pyotr Ivanovich were distinguished by high professionalism and responsible attitude to business. Pyotr Ivanovich died in 1980. After his death, a letter came to the village from Vilnius. Lithuanian local historians found the award list of private Dogaev. Almost 40 years later, the Order of the red star and the Lenin medal were looking for their hero. They presented a five-pointed maroon order and a medal to their wife Matrena Dmitrievna. Almost 70 years ago, the Great Patriotic war ended. For history, it can be a brief moment, for people-a lifetime. Time flies like the wind, years flow like rivers. As the cliffs stood heroes, immortal is their feat. We, the younger generation, need to know what life and death, war and peace are, and at what cost we won the great Patriotic war. Children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren appreciate and are proud of their ancestor Dogaev Peter Ivanovich. His life feat. He is an example of living and future descendants.

Alexey Konstantinovich Dolzhikov_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Second Lieutenant military branch: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guard Unit: 219th rifle Idritskaya red banner division My great-grandfather Alexey Dolzhikov was born on March 23, 1924 in the village of Rogovatoe, Starooskolsky district, Belgorod region. I would like the Heroes to be known not only by their names, but also to know their exploits, to recognize them by sight, which is why I want to tell you the story of my great-grandfather, to share his memories, which we fortunately managed to record and save.- Grandfather, tell me about the war, - I persisted and persistently asked to remember the events of the past years. There were many things I didn't understand at the time, but questions flowed in a steady stream. I'll sit on my grandfather's lap and whisper softly:"Tell me, dear grandfather, and I will be silent!" I will listen to everything you want to tell me, And I will not turn around and interrupt! I want to hear about the war, how you fought, how in a battle so far away you saved the banner! Tell us about your military friends and grandfather. And in the album yellowed photo show! He smiled at his grandfather's grandson and hugged him to his chest:"I'll tell you all about it, of course, since I promised!" How we survived the war, how we went to our deaths, how many miles we traveled in mud and dust! As the enemy with fights we drove from our native land, we did not give up an inch - we survived, we could!"On February 7, 1943, I was called up by the Shatalovsky RVC to join the red army. He put on a soldier's greatcoat and went to war, to fight for his native land, on which the enemy German foot had set foot. My combat career began in the training battalion of the 169th rifle reserve regiment. After taking the oath on February 23, 1943, he joined the newly formed company for training scouts. We came to the village of Velikaya Pisarevka, Sumy region. Night. About 12 o'clock the captain comes running and says: «Alarm». They formed up and began to withdraw to Belgorod. We came to Tomarovka on March 18. Belgorod was already occupied by enemy tank forces. We then go to Oboyan in the morning. They came to Oboyan, handed over their weapons, ate, spent the night, and went to Prokhorovka. Spent the night - on the Crust. And classes go with us (platoon commanders, departments). From Korcha we reached Stary Oskol.On March 22, 1943, the Kursk bulge was formed. The command was replaced. Vatutin was appointed instead of Golikov, Malinovsky instead of Vatutin, and Talbukhin instead of Malinovsky. After three months of training as a Sergeant, he was sent to a platoon of foot reconnaissance of the 375th regiment of the 219th idritskaya rifle division of the 40th army of the Voronezh front, which took part in the battle of Kursk from 11.07.43. During the battle of Kursk, I remember almost every battle, but you can't describe or tell everything. The summer of 1943 was to be a "moment of truth" for both us and the Nazis. Either the Red Army will be able to finally seize the offensive initiative and defeat the most powerful German group since the beginning of the war, or the enemy will again be able to overturn our troops, as it did two summers in a row, and Moscow will be under threat for the second time during the war. In defense, we stood in front of the New Berezovka Rakityansky district. At the sugar factory in the forest, we were divided into three parts: combined arms, scouts and mortars. I got into a group of scouts. Several times I went on a mission, the purpose of which was to get the language in any way. Once, we managed to capture 8 people of the military guard at once. A rare case! If you tell anyone, they won't believe you! After that, I was put on an observation post in front of Novaya Berezovka. I had to carefully observe everything that was happening around me, register and report the situation to headquarters in the evening. It was necessary to find out what movement the enemy was making as they prepared to attack. On July 5, when the enemy went on the offensive, our division was withdrawn from the defense. A March was made in the direction of Oboyan, and on July 8, the division arrived in the village of Novenkoe in the Ivnyansky district. 3-4km South-West of the village of Novenkoe there is a Thick tract that was occupied by the enemy. The division, transferred to the 6th guards army, took its first battle on July 9. The first fight… Our regiment is ordered to " stand to the death." Bombers appear. They drop bombs on our rear and move on. We managed to destroy one of the enemy planes. At the time of the appearance of the aircraft, German tanks and infantry attacked. At one kilometer, the number of tanks reached a hundred or more. Two walls were moving towards each other. We were supported, as it turned out later, by 14 "Katyushas", which gradually approached our place. They were only beaten with termite, which instantly ignited everything. The first attack was repulsed. After that, about thirty minutes later, the bombers again flew, after which the tanks reappear. A Volley Of "Katyusha". The attack is repulsed. And so four attacks. The order to "withdraw"followed. We, as scouts, went ahead. The enemy conducted continuous offensive battles, but could not advance to Oboyan.After 15 days of continuous fighting, there were 6-8 men left in the companies. But the village, we have New released! In July, 1943, when the Red Army led an offensive in the Kursk-Oryol direction. And now a monument to the soldiers-liberators of our 219th rifle division, who gave their lives for the liberation of the village, has been erected in the Tolstoe tract. On July 26, we were replaced by the troops of the Steppe front, and our division was transferred to the Kalinin front. On September 16, 1943, he was slightly wounded. Recovered quickly. And fight again! My great-grandfather Alexey Dolzhikov was awarded the Order of the red Star for his courage and bravery in the fight against the enemy, for his work in training the platoon personnel, and for the fact that the platoon did not have a single case of violation of discipline during the March. Then there was the 3rd Baltic and last southern group of troops, the Austrian city of Graz.

Dontsov Ivan Ivanovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Junior Sergeant. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Division: 40th guards rifle Enakievsko-Danube red banner order of Suvorov division. Nonpartisan. Primary education-4 classes. In 1935, he graduated from the Kontributsevskaya primary school. Married to Nina Petrovna Dontsova. On November 23, 1941, at the age of 19, he was drafted into the Red Army. Dismissed on demobilization on October 15, 1945. Guard Junior Sergeant. He participated in the great Patriotic war from February 1943 to may 9, 1945. Participated in the battles of: 2nd Ukrainian front from 1944; 3rd Ukrainian front from 1945. Has two light wounds 21.08.1944 and 25.12.1944. Participated in the liberation of Hungary and Austria. He took the military oath on may 25, 1945 in the 3rd guards rifle regiment. Active military service. 1) Served in the 29th reserve rifle regiment - from November 1941. until March 1942. Dismissed, as he was declared unfit for military service with the exception of the military registration 15.03.1945 2) Mobilized Danilovsky RVC and sent to the 119 Guards rifle regiment. Position: Rifleman - since February 1943 to July 1943 3) 3rd Guards rifle regiment. Commander of the rifle division - from July 1943. until October 15, 1945. Awards: order of the Patriotic war I degree " (11.03.1985 g), the order "badge of Honor" (1968), medals: "For courage" (11.10.1944 g), "For courage" (19.04.1945 g), "For the capture of Vienna"(1945), "For victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945" (1946), "Twenty years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945.", "Thirty years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945.", "Forty years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945.", "Fifty years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945.", "Medal of Zhukov"(1996.), "Sixty years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945" "Fifty years Of the armed forces of the USSR"(1968), "Sixty years of The armed forces of the USSR" (1978),"Seventy years of the Armed forces of the USSR "(1988),"Veteran of labor of the USSR". Archival document. ORDER No. 018N For the 3rd Guards rifle Brailovsky regiment. 4 Guards rifle red banner Apostolic division. 31 of the Red banner guards rifle corps. 46 Armies. 2nd Ukrainian front. October 11, 1944 Field army. On behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR awarded: the medal "FOR COURAGE": 7. Arrow rifle company, guards the average Dontsova Ivan - for what, in the battle for the village of Festelita Moldavian SSR, showing bravery and courage, first broke into the ditch, dragging the fighters of his division, the enemy broke and retreated in panic. Regiment commander: painting. Guards Lieutenant Colonel Levin. ORDER NO. 018N 111 of the Red banner guards rifle regiment. 40 Guards rifle red banner of Enakievo-the Danube division. 31 of the Red banner guards rifle corps. 4 Guards Army. 3rd Ukrainian front. On 19 April 1945. Field army. On behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, I award: medal "for BRAVERY": 9. Lock battery 76 mm. Guns-guards of Junior Sergeant Ivan Ivanovich Dontsov - for the fact that the gun where the castle comrade Dontsov in street battles in the city of Vienna since April 6, 1945, while in the infantry battle lines, destroyed 1 gun, suppressed the fire of 1 automatic gun and 3 machine-gun points, smashed 2 observation points and 1 car. Regiment commander: painting of the Guards Lieutenant Colonel alyabin. Chief of staff: painting of the Guards major Zhukov. AUTOBIOGRAPHY I, Ivan Ivanovich Dontsov, was born on November 22, 1922 in the village of Kontributsevo, Danilovsky district of the Stalingrad region in the family of a poor peasant. Dontsov's father Ivan Yegorovich, born in 1893, was engaged in agriculture before collectivization, and in 1929 joined the agricultural artel "Svet", the Kontributsevsky village Council. And in 1935, he began working as a procureer from the Elansky railway station and currently works as a procureer of the Danilovskaya zagotkontory. Dontsova's mother Anna Dmitrievna, born in 1888 ,is a housewife. In 1930, I entered the Kontributsevskaya elementary school, and finished my studies there until 1935. In 1935, he graduated from the 4th grade. Then, in 1936, he started working at the Svet collective farm, and worked there until 1938. And in 1938, he joined the Miusovsky Selpo (rural consumer society, cooperative trade) of the Danilovsky district, where he worked until 1940. After 5 days, he entered the Loboikovo Selpo and worked until November 22, 1941. In November 1941, he was drafted into the Army and served until November 1945. In 1945, he was discharged from the Army and on December 7, went back to work in Loboikovo village, Deputy. p / c where I work until now. There are no relatives of the dispossessed abroad either. None of my relatives and I have ever been tried before. 20.08.1949 Painting. PS: Ivan Ivanovich Dontsov worked in Loboikovsky Selpo until his retirement in 1982.

Dudarev Ivan Grigoryevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: lance-Corporal military Branch: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guards My grandfather, Ivan Grigoryevich Dudarev, was born on June 11, 1913. Before the war, he lived with his family in C.Yasnaya Polyana Uzunkolsky district of Kustanay region of the Kazakh SSR. Worked as a weigher. He left for the front in January 1942. As part of a division of the railway troops, he participated in the battle of Stalingrad. In this bloody battle, railway soldiers, in addition to their direct duties to restore and protect railway lines, were often used in battles as fighters of ordinary rifle formations. After Stalingrad, my grandfather continued to serve in the 106 restoration railway battalion of the 45th railway (later the order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky) brigade. Behind the Stalingrad front-don, southern, 1 Belarusian, 1 Ukrainian. Kharkiv, Lviv. They restored and laid railway roads in off-road conditions, regardless of bad weather, under bombing, being blown up by mines, sometimes working for 18-20 hours a day. Sometimes they engaged in combat with enemy saboteurs. Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Germany (up to Berlin). The last objects were bridges over the Neisse river at Forst and over the spree river at Berlin. Fighting continued in the city. After the victory, in August 1945, the unit returned to its homeland and conducted restoration work on the territory of our country. On November 18, 1946, my grandfather was discharged. He was awarded the medals "for the defense of Stalingrad","for bravery","for military merit","for the victory over Germany in the second world war 1941-1945". Had an injury. In 1967, my grandfather and his family moved to the city of Kokchetav.The family was big: my grandmother-Antonina Stepanovna, sons-Viktor, Vladimir (tragically died at different times, during the life of my grandfather), Nikolai and Anatoly, daughter Zinaida (my mother). My grandfather worked at a local factory as an OTC foreman. On July 19, 1983, he died. He was buried in the city cemetery in Kokchetav. Low bow and eternal memory!!!

Dudar Yakov Mikhailovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Lieutenant. Branch of service: Artillery. On January 9, 1943, Yakov Mikhailovich was drafted into the red army in Kamensk-Uralsky, Sverdlovsk region, where he lived with his parents. From January 12 to March 1, 1943, he studied at the Rostov artillery school. From April 1, 1943 to October 15 in the Smolensk artillery school and released as a second Lieutenant commander of a fire platoon. On November 11, he arrived in iluga, Leningrad region, in the 1258th Artillery regiment of the 179th Howitzer Artillery brigade of the 25th ARGKA Artillery division. After forming with part of the left to the front as part of the First Ukrainian Front. He participated in the fighting as a senior officer in the 122mm howitzer batteries in Eastern Silesia. Since March 24, 1945 - for the cities of Ratibor and Beskau. From April 10, 1945 on the Central front on the Neisse river for the cities of Forst, Cottbus, Teltow, Berlin. From may 5, 1945 in Germany - for the cities of Zitau, Niski,, in Czechoslovakia-Ceska Lina, Mlado Boleslav and others. February 19, 1946 left with part of Germany in the USSR, served in the city of Fastov. The 25th Artillery division was disbanded on 5 August 1946. Sent to the 298th Guards Parachute regiment 100 VDD platoon commander 57 mm guns. From December 30, 1948-Deputy commander of the 45 mm battery. guns 114 GV. Paratrooper regiment 31 VDD in Novograd-Volynsky, Zhytomyr region. On may 20, 1947, he completed a 2-year course of study at the Smolensk Artillery school of Divisional Artillery-excerpt from his autobiography. He was commissioned for health reasons in 1955. Of the awards-another medal "30 years of the Soviet Army" from 22.02.48. awarded on 01.11.1949.

Alexey Alexeevich Derevyashkin_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: petty officer. Branch of service: artillery. Division: 128th Pskov red banner rifle division. My father, Alexey Derevyashkin, was born on October 18, 1926 in the village of Belskoye in the Pirovsky district. His parents moved to Yeniseisk in 1938. After finishing six classes, he went to work. On July 22, 1944, he was drafted into the army by the Dudinsky city military enlistment office, completed the courses of the district procurement office there, received the profession of an accountant, and in November 1944 arrived as part of a replenishment from the cities of Omsk, Novosibirsk, and Krasnoyarsk in the 374th rifle regiment near the city of Tartu in Estonia. So he got to the front. There were terrible battles, many divisions of the red Army were defeated. At first, he fought as an ordinary gun crew of an anti-tank battery, then in December 1944, the regiment was transferred to Ukraine as part of the first Ukrainian front. In this direction, he took part in the liberation of the territory of the city of Lviv from the German invaders, walked through the whole of Poland (Krakow, Neisse, Kotovice). Then in East Germany, the division moved towards Berlin, they crossed the Oder river, the city of Neisse, and fought their way past the city of Breslau to the Carpathian mountains in the direction of Czechoslovakia. The fiercest fighting took place in Breslau. 22 thousand Vlasovites fought against the division in which my father served. A lot of infantry was killed, there was nowhere to bury the dead, the division suffered heavy human losses. In the battery where my father served, there were 45 people, but all the time only half of them fought, the rest were wounded. High friendship and mutual assistance was among the soldiers, they all divided in half, helped each other, supported in everything. They were saved by the fact that there were very few German aircraft in this direction. The most vivid memory of the great Patriotic war was that all the artillery was horse-drawn, and many horses were killed during the fighting. All the soldiers were Komsomol members. My father was accepted to the Komsomol at the front, and the Komsomol ticket was handed over in Budapest. For thirty years he was in the party, which he joined in the city of Lviv. My father did not reach the city of Berlin a hundred kilometers away, and his division was near the Carpathian mountains when the war ended. Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of 9 may 1945, he was awarded the order "Glory III degree" for the fighting in Germany in repelling tank attacks and infantry and the medal "For victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945" After winning 9 June 1945, a military unit, which served my father in the rank guards Junior Sergeant, were sent through Czechoslovakia to Hungary and then to Romania, and then to the town of Sambor, where he served until September 1951, the foreman of a battery of howitzers. After demobilization, he came to the city of Yeniseisk and from September 1951 to September 1955 worked in the city fire Department as a Deputy police officer. At the same time, he studied at the school of working youth, where he finished ten classes. From September 1955 to June 1960, he studied at the Yenisei pedagogical Institute at the physics and mathematics Department. After graduating from the Institute, he was assigned to work in the village of Kolmogorovo, Yenisei district, where he worked as a school Director. In 1958, he married my mother, Nina Mikhailovna Turbova. they lived together for 44 years, and they had three daughters. In July 1963, he moved with his family to Until 1982, he worked as a teacher at the Yenisei state technical University 13, from where he retired. For many years of conscientious work, my father was awarded the "Veteran of labor" medal. In 1985, by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, he was awarded the order of the Patriotic war of the first degree for bravery, fortitude and courage shown in the fight against the Nazi invaders and in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the great victory. My father died on April 24, 2002 from a massive heart attack, but we still remember him and are proud of his achievements. Our family has preserved photos of past years, documents, and my father's awards for valor and bravery in the great Patriotic war.

Dolganov Alexander Semyonovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Red army Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops. Dolganov Alexander Semyonovich, my grandfather's younger brother, was born on August 19, 1925 in the village of Fedena, Chkalovsky district, Gorky region. on 01.01.1941, the Chkalovsky GVK of Chkalovsk, Gorky region. Dolganov A. S. was drafted into the red Army. He served as a radiotelegraph operator in the 375 guards heavy self-propelled artillery Fokshansky order of Suvorov regiment. Order on 375 heavy self-propelled artillery regiment 3 Tank Uman corps 2 Tank Army dated may 11, 1944 No. 01/n on behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR for exemplary performance of combat tasks of the command on the front of the fight against the German invaders and displayed valor and courage awarded the medal "for military merit" guard private Dolganov A. S. for what Bezymyannaya together with the squad leader under heavy enemy fire took out a radio station from the battlefield while simultaneously helping his wounded squad leader to get out when the radio on the b / car refused to work. Dolganov A. S. with the radio 12 RP went to the battle lines of b / cars and under heavy shelling kept the b/cars in contact with the KNP, thereby providing leadership of the battle. Order on 375 heavy self-propelled artillery regiment 3 Tank Uman corps 2 Tank Army of September 03, 1944 No. 07 / n on behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR for exemplary performance of combat tasks of the command on the front of the fight against the German invaders and displayed valor and courage awarded the medal "for bravery" radio Telegraph guard private Dolganov A. S. for the fact that he By order of 375 Guards Heavy self-Propelled Artillery regiment Mokshanskom 2 Belpronto from 07 April 1945, No. 03/n on behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR for exemplary performance of fighting tasks of command at the front struggle with German invaders and displaying valor and courage was awarded the medal "For courage" radio telegraphist guard soldier Dolganov A. S. because he is all over the fighting provided a radio communication regimental commander with combat vehicles. (Mr. gross Katz). By order of the Commander artillery 3 Kotelnikovsky Guards tank red banner order of Suvorov corps from may 20, 1945 № 07/n of award order "red Star" of the radio telegraphist guard soldier Dolganova A. S. Tov. Dolganov A. S. in the past battles since April 25, 1945 showed himself to be a disciplined, bold and initiative warrior, a master of his craft. For all the time of the fighting, tov. Dolganov was in the battle formations of self-propelled guns, providing communication between the regiment's command and higher headquarters. In the battles for the cities of Stavenhagen and Malchin tov. Dolganov being with a radio in the forward detachment of the battery kept in touch with the command of the regiment during the battle of self-propelled guns. Being himself in danger from art.fire and enemy aircraft, he helped in the work and Troubleshooting of walkie-talkies on self-propelled installations in the absence of radio masters.

Didorenko Yegor Kondratievich_x000D_ _x000D_ Type of troops: Land forces, air force (except for naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guards. E. K. Didorenko was born in 1914 in the village of Sitnoye, Rakityansky district in the family of a peasant. He started working in the same village as a shepherd in 1929. From 1930 to 1940, he worked as a foreman on the collective farm "3rd five-year plan". From 1940 to 1945, he served in the armed Forces of the USSR. From the first days until the end of the great Patriotic war, as part of the Leningrad, Karelian and Belarusian fronts, he took part in the fighting against Nazi Germany. From 1940 to 1945, he served in the armed Forces of the USSR. After demobilization in 1948, E. K. Didorenko began to work as a collective farmer of the collective farm "3rd five-year plan", and from 1950 to 1951 he worked as the Chairman of the collective farm named after Chapaev. From 1951 to 1956, he attended the three-year agricultural school for training collective farm chairmen in Kursk, after which he worked as Deputy Chairman of the Voroshilov collective farm. The most complete talent of the organizer Yegor Kondratyevich was revealed as the Chairman of the Komsomolets collective farm, which he headed from 1957 to 1972. From this year until leaving in 1981 for a well-deserved rest, he worked as a Deputy Chairman, head of the collective farm "Russia". On all areas of the work K. E. Didorenko distinguished integrity and discipline, diligence and creative attitude to work, keenness and attentiveness to people. K. E. Didorenko actively participated in public work: he was repeatedly elected a member of the Communist party and of the party Committee of the collective farm, a Deputy of the regional Councils of people's deputies. The Motherland highly appreciated the military and labor merits of Yegor Kondratyevich Didorenko. He was awarded the orders of the October Revolution, world War I degree, the red Star, the "Badge of Honor", and many other medals.

Derepa Boris Pavlovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Major military Branch: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border troops On the fronts of the great Patriotic War Boris Pavlovich since July 1941. Participated in the defense of Kiev, retreated with the Southern and North Caucasian front in the foothills of the Caucasus. Since the beginning of 1943, it has been liberating the North Caucasus and participating in the 64th army's offensive on the outer front of the battle of Stalingrad. In may, the army is renamed the 7th Guards, transferred to the Kursk direction, and Boris Pavlovich is appointed senior assistant to the chief of the intelligence Department of the headquarters of the newly formed 24th Guards Rifle corps. In the summer of 1943, the corps participated in the battle of Kursk, liberated Belgorod and Kharkiv, crossed the Dnieper in the fall, and by the end of the year concentrated its forces at Kirovograd, which it liberated at the end of January 1944. In the spring, the 7th Guards army reaches the Dniester river, in the summer it is relocated to Northern Romania and participates in the Iasi-Kishinev operation. It was there, in the area of the fortified area on the Seret river, that Boris Nikolaevich received the order of the Patriotic War II degree. Major Derepa carried out a colossal intelligence work to find out the location, number and combat capability of the German-Romanian units up to the companies, which positively affected the course of the combat operation in this area. By October 1944, the 24th Guards corps completed the liberation of Romania and crossed the border into Hungary. The long winter months of the protracted Budapest offensive begin. In the battle for the Gronsky bridgehead (border of Czechoslovakia and Hungary) Boris Pavlovich repeatedly interrogated prisoners, organized groups of scouts and in difficult moments of the battle coordinated the actions of the commanders of small units, timely informing them of the orders of the army command. In April 1945, Boris Pavlovich participates in the Bratislava-Brno operation, and meets the victory in Prague. After the war, he continued his military service in the Moldavian SSR, and lived in Kishinev.

Duev Anatoly Vasilyevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Anatoly Vasilievich Duev-home front worker, chemical technician. He was born on August 18, 1922 in a peasant family in the village of Bykov Maidan in the Shatkovsky district of the Gorky (Nizhny Novgorod) region, and had 2 brothers: Mikhail and Nikolai. Mikhail (born in 1919) - Junior Sergeant, participant of the great Patriotic war, who went missing in 1942. He studied at the Gorlovka school, where he met his future wife, Leontina Albertovna. after graduating from the school, they were evacuated with the plant to the city of Kemerovo at the beginning of the war. They had a good education for those years. After a few years of work, Anatoly was appointed head of the site, and Leontina-chief mechanic. In those years, they worked in the most difficult conditions, walked huge distances every day, worked hard at the factory, producing gunpowder for the front, did not get enough sleep and did not eat enough. Anatoly Vasilyevich was awarded the medals "for valiant labor in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945" and "for the victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945" and a number of commemorative awards. In 1944, they had their first child - son Volodya, in total they will have five children, for which Leontina will receive the medal of Motherhood II degree. Anatoly worked as a chemist for a very long time, could have retired much earlier, and his work was dangerous not only because of chemicals, because he worked in a secret shop for the production of gunpowder. I went on business trips with a service weapon and an escort "in plain clothes". And, after leaving the factory, he served as a collector until almost seventy. We've lived together all our lives. Anatoly died on January 24, 2005, and Leontina died on August 28, 2012.