The Great Patriotic War

The photograph shows military drivers in August 1941. Transcaucasian Frontline.

Novoselov Vasily Pavlovich order of the Patriotic war of the 1st degree and the medal "for bravery", "for the capture of Konigsberg»

Vasily Pavlovich Novoselov was awarded with the Order of the Patriotic War of the 1st grade and medals "of Honor" and "For the capture of Konigsberg"

Ilya Vasilievich Voronov, Lieutenant. He was awarded with the Medal of Honor.

A.N. Shapkarina Austria. October 22, 1945

Shumeyko (Shapkarina) Anna Nikolaevna. Budapest, Hungary. April 5, 1945 "Dear beloved mother. This photo will remind you of my work. I'm sitting by the wounds. Major, I'm reading him a book. Memory in the days of the Patriotic War. Budapest. Hungary. 5/IV-45 Anya".

He was born in 1911 in the village of Sasovo, Tambov province. He graduated from the faculty of workers and worked in the mines of the city of Donskoy (Tula region). He studied in Moscow since 1933, and then worked in the “NKVD”. He was sent to Odessa in July 1941, where he headed the reconnaissance and sabotage work. He was taken prisoner by the Nazis in February 1942. He was shot after cruel torture on July 12, 1942. He was posthumously awarded with the title of Hero of the Soviet Union on November 5, 1944. In the name of V.A. Molodtsov named the street, the House of Culture and the central stadium in the city of Donskoy. One of the streets of Odessa is also named after the hero.

Award list_x000D_ Award list of Viktor Andreevich Dorokhovsky for military services during the liberation of Sevastopol.

Glory to the Heroes of Sevastopol! Victor Andreevich Dorokhovsky Born in 1923, Junior Sergeant, Sevastopol 1944

Pavel Lavrentievich Knyazev was born in 1908 in Demyansk. He was drafted into the active army on June 28, 1941, as a reserve political instructor. He died on September 25, 1942 as Commissioner of the 904th Battalion Regiment of the 245th Infantry Division. His daughter Margarita Knyazeva has transferred the photo of Pavel Lavrentievich and his 17 letters from the frontline to the archive of the Center.

Solodkov Peter Sergeevich is my grandmother's brother. He was born in 1923, finished 7th grade of school and went to work at a furniture factory in Borovichi. Peter went to war as a scout after a month of training in September 1941, when he turned 18. He served all over Russia, constantly changing his place of service, he wrote letters home, but did not have time to receive an answer, and did not know if his mother and sister were alive. The funeral letter came in 1944, my grandmother remembers with bitterness how my mother cried. Peter died in Ukraine – Volotovsky district, where he was buried. Eternal Memory ... Petya for you. We Remember and Thank You for Everything ...

He was born in 1912 in the village of Yarlukovo (now the Gryazinsky district of the Lipetsk region). He worked as a shepherd from childhood and graduated from a village school. Then he worked as a mechanic at the Dzerzhinsky plant (in the city of Voronezh), at the same time he was engaged in a glider school. In 1935 he voluntarily joined the Red Army. He graduated from the Engels Military Aviation Pilot School in 1937. He worked as a test pilot at the Air Force Research Institute since 1940. Senior Lieutenant M.E. Chunosov fought since June 25, 1941 on the frontlines of the Great Patriotic War as part of the 402nd Fighter Regiment, he flew the MiG-3 fighter. He shed the first blood on July 1, 1941, near the Idritsa station (Novgorod region). He was hit in aerial combat on July 8.

Boris Sergeevich commanded the 50th tank division, the 150th tank brigade, was chief of staff of the 17th tank Corps, commander of the 9th tank Corps, by order of the Supreme Commander 0181 dated 05.07.44, the corps was given the name "Bobruisk". On July 16, 1944, at 9:00 a.m., Major General Boris Sergeevich Bakharov of the tank forces went to check the defense section of the 23rd tank brigade in the Shakuna area (Belarus) and, having jumped to the bridge 1 km west of Kazemirovka, was fired from a German anti-tank cannon, and was killed by a direct hit in the neck cavity. He was buried on July 20, 1944 in Bobruisk on Victory Square. He was awarded two Orders of the Red Banner (1943, 1944), the Orders of Kutuzov I and II degrees (1944).

Nefedov Sergey Egorovich, Sosnovka village, Tambov region, 1916 The sapper.He went through the whole war, reached Konigsberg. He ended the war in Port Arthur in the Far East.

War photos, Nicholas Alekseevich Kichkailov, Private