The Great Patriotic War

Name: SURNAME: Peter and Paul first NAME: Paul middle name: Nikandrovich CITY: village of Mari-Yernur (Veliko Polje) date of BIRTH: 01.01.1899 date of DEATH: 20.03.1953 HISTORY: Rank: major General of artillery Type of troops: Artillery From the Autobiography of my grandfather's brother: He was born on October 24, 1899 in the village of Mari-Yernur in the present-day Veliko-Polsky selsoviet of the Orsha district of the Mari ASSR. Father Nikander Vasilyevich Petropavlovsk, due to the low power of agriculture and his father's large family, had to look for a living on the side. He worked in the volost boards as a scribe-assistant to the district clerk. In 1915, he became a school clerk. Until 1922, he worked as a Secretary of the Executive Committee. In 1922, he returned to der. Mari-Yernur, and was engaged in agriculture. In 1929, he joined the collective farm. He died in 1931. Mother Maria Vasilyevna Petropavlovsk was a housewife until 1922. In 1922, she joined the CPSU/b and worked as a narsudya and a member of the Board of defenders at the regional Court of Yoshkar-Ola, Mari ASSR. My independent life began early, at the age of 13. He worked as a laborer in the depot of art. Bologoe of the Oktyabrskaya railway and a farmhand for the merchant Turkin. In the spring of 1917, at my mother's request, I joined my father's family and worked as a messenger in the parish. General education-rural school. In the fall of 1917, he moved to Yoshkar-Ola, where he participated in the October revolution in the elections to the U/Executive Committee, and was elected a member. He joined the CPSU/b in 1918. He voluntarily joined the red army in 1918-a red army soldier of the I St. regiment (Krasnokokshaysky uyezd-auth.) participated in the civil war in the battles on the Eastern, Western, Northern and southern fronts." Profession-to protect the Homeland and in the next decade and a half of peaceful years Pavel nikandrovich did not take off his military uniform. He was educated at several military artillery institutions, the last of them being the Frunze Military Academy. And then again, the battle years. First the Finnish war, then the Great Patriotic War, in 1945-the war with Japan. He commanded the artillery of regiments and divisions, and later armies. And no matter what post he was in, he never hid behind anyone's back. With six orders and battle medals, the Motherland celebrated the contribution of major General Pavel Petropavlovsk to the victory. And thanks to his family, we still remember and are proud of our countryman.

Panchenko Konstantin Pavlovich

Full name: SURNAME: Prostakov FIRST name: Alexander PATRONYMIC: Sergeyevich CITY: Pyatigorsk CITY date of BIRTH: 25.12.1925 DATE of DEATH: 01.11.1981 HISTORY: Prostakov Alexander Sergeevich, my father, in 1942, at the age of 16, volunteered to serve in the Soviet Army in the higher intelligence forces. Rank: Sergeant. Type of service: - ground forces, - air force (except naval aviation), - the coast guard, troops of the NKVD, - the border guards. Division: 84th separate cavalry Voroshilov red banner division. He performed many acts of bravery defending our country. So, during the war of the Innocents A. C. six months was in the deep rear of the Nazis, performing the task of the command. It was extremely difficult. For important information about the fascist plans provided by the Pope to the Soviet command, he was awarded the order of Glory of the 3rd degree. In 1944, Prostakov Alexander Sergeevich and two other intelligence officers were assigned by the Soviet command to install the National flag of the USSR on the Eastern front in the rear of the Nazis. The fascists, seeing the National flag, were stunned, thinking that the Soviet troops were reinforcing their forces and would soon give them a strong rebuff, and therefore fled. A participant in the battles for the liberation of the city and fortress of Konigsberg, Papa led the fighters forward by personal example and this decisively influenced the outcome of the battle. Personally, he destroyed up to 18 fascist soldiers and a machine gun covering the approach to the Bay. For military merits, the Soviet command awarded the Pope, Alexander Prostakov, the order of the red star. In the winter of 1944, the troops of the 3rd Belorussian front, where my father served, dealt the main blow to the fascist army. Step by step, squeezing the ring around the encircled German group, our army destroyed the enemy and liberated all of East Prussia. The fighting was very heavy. The roar of guns, volleys of tanks, wounded soldiers in need of help. Prostakov Alexander Sergeevich, rescuing the wounded, ferried them across the river to the other side of the river. In battle, he was concussed in the head. For heroism and feat, the Pope was awarded the medal " for the Victory over Germany!"

Full name: SURNAME: Polovyanov FIRST name: Ivan PATRONYMIC: Mikhailovich CITY: - date of BIRTH: 01.01.1910 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: I am very grateful to the creators of this site, because it allowed me to learn more about my great-grandfather. I often asked myself why I had such a love for horses. When I grew up, I started asking my grandmother and father. It was from them that I learned about my great-grandfather-a brave cavalryman, and the desire to tell more about him made me dig a lot on the Internet, find out the details of his military path. Rank: senior Lieutenant. Type of service: - ground forces, - air force (except naval aviation), - the coast guard, troops of the NKVD, - the border guards. Division: 3rd guards cavalry Kuban-Mozyr red banner order of Suvorov division. My grandfather was a man of few words, not very fond of talking about the war. From the stories of my grandmother, what I was able to "dig up" on the Internet, there was such a story: my great-grandfather was Drafted into the army in 1932, he was a participant in the Finnish war. He was called up for the Great Patriotic war from the first day, that is, on 22.06.1941. He was seriously wounded in September 1942, recovered and returned to the front, in December 1942 he was wounded in the right hand, in August 1943 in the left hand. In July 29, 1944, he was seriously wounded and sent to the hospital. At the end of treatment for a set of injuries, he was demobilized. The part lost information about him. My great-grandfather probably did not like to talk about the war, because he was offended that after going through harsh battles and trials, he did not manage to meet the victory in Berlin. My great-grandfather received the order of the "red Star" for heroism and courage in battle, raising the soldiers of his platoon by personal example, he personally destroyed 5 Germans and took 2 prisoners. I am very proud of my great-grandfather!

Full name: SURNAME: Petrov FIRST name: Ivan PATRONYMIC: Vladimirovich CITY: S. Pavlovka Bredinsky district, Chelyabinsk region DATE of BIRTH: 31.01.1924 DATE of DEATH: 13.06.2012 HISTORY: Title: Foreman 30.01.1924, born in the village of Pavlovskoye in the Bredinsky district of the Chelyabinsk region, in 1928 the Petrov family moved to Blue Shihan. He graduated from high school there. Kvarkensky RVC was drafted into the army on 12.08.1942. First, an 18-year-old boy, he was sent to the Guryev military infantry school, where they trained Junior officers for the front. It was not necessary to finish it, because the enemy threatened Stalingrad. The cadets were sent as part of a reserve battalion to the Volga border to reinforce the defenders of the city. They were trained as officers, and sent to the front as ordinary soldiers. He served in the 290th guards SP, 95th guards SD, member of the CPSU (b) from 1944. He fought on the Steppe, Voronezh, 1st and 2nd Ukrainian fronts. From near Stalingrad, the soldiers of the unit where I. V. Petrov served were sent to Kursk. We went on foot to the positions, covered 30 km per night, hid for days, disguised ourselves in the woods or ravines. 40 km from s.Prokhorovka had to create another line of defense: each soldier had to dig 8 meters of trenches per day with a small sapper shovel. The entire defense was built in five echelons. Ivan Vladimirovich recalled that on 5.07.1943, about three o'clock in the morning, the ground shook, and artillery preparation began. It turned out that our gunners started it, anticipating the Germans. The infantrymen in their trenches did not know this, at first they thought that the Germans had broken through. By midday, the first vehicles with the wounded went to the rear along the road that passed nearby. Petrov said: "on the night of July 7, we were built and sent to the front line. There were almost no infantry left, and the ranks of the first echelon defenders were battered. We, graduates of the military school, almost officers, naively thought that we would quickly cope with the enemy, because we are more experienced soldiers. However, at dawn, the air bombing began, the fascists flew almost over their heads. Many cadets died on the same day. July 12 morning did not portend bad, the sun was happy and promised a pleasant day. The calm was broken by tank armadas that were moving towards us from the enemy side. A messenger from the company commander came running and said that the tanks should be allowed to pass, and the infantry should be destroyed. Our tanks went to meet the enemy, and a hot battle ensued. We Marines were caught between two fires. Tankers jumped out of burning cars, not knowing where our people were, where the Germans were. When the fascists made a maneuver to the ravine in which our wounded were hidden, we received the command to also take to the right and not let them go there. In this battle, I had to command a platoon, because the commander was killed. Lifting the fighters forward, I was wounded. Some half-finished fascist shot and pierced my helmet and head." Sergeant Petrov received the first wound and lost consciousness, he was considered dead, left on the battlefield. He woke up when it started raining. The paramedics picked up the soldier and sent him to the medical unit. 20 days had to be treated, he was threatened with disability, documents were being prepared for the rear. Ivan Petrov could not imagine himself an invalid, he stole the documents and returned to his regiment, although the bandage was still white on his head. This was August 2, and on August 3 the offensive began. Sergeant Petrov joined the intelligence platoon. For the memorable battle of 12.07.1943, he was awarded the medal "for bravery". In August, near the Dnieper river, he received another wound, then on the territory of Ukraine he was shell-shocked and wounded for the third time. By order of the 95th guards SD of 18.06.1944, he was awarded the order of Glory of the 3rd degree. At the end of the war, by order of 26.05.1945, he was awarded the order of the red Star. Awarded The commendation of the Supreme Commander for the liberation of the cities of Belgorod, Poltava, Kremenchug, Znamenka. He marched with the battles of his regiment from the Kursk bulge to Prague and the Elbe. At the end of the war, he received commendations From the command for participating in the liberation of 14 European cities. At the same time, in 1945, he was awarded the Silver star of the us Congress – one of the highest awards of the allies. He received this award for bravery when meeting with American troops on the Elbe. His intelligence group was in a difficult situation, because during a meeting with the allies, the Germans suddenly appeared: the Americans retreated, and the Soviet fighters took the fight. They stopped the last American Willis car that was leaving (that was the first time Ivan saw an African-American), explained the method of firing the gun in the car with signs, and held the German infantry, in addition to destroying the tiger tank. The allies retreated safely, and the fascists also retreated. The intelligence and courage of the scouts saved the situation. For this, petty officer Petrov was awarded the Silver star. A few days later, parts of the 95th guards SD were transferred to Czechoslovakia. Once the scouts found themselves in the woods near a small hut of a local resident. It was from him that we heard about the end of the war. He listened to the news of the German surrender on the radio in the basement and pleased the Soviet soldiers. After the liberation of Prague, Ivan Vladimirovich's chest was decorated with the medal "for the liberation of Prague". On may 9, the fighting continued, unfortunately, I had to participate in the encirclement of the ROA (vlasovtsy) troops. In those days, a second meeting with the Americans took place-accidentally during an intelligence operation to identify the Vlasovites. On a forest road, a car carrying a Colonel of American troops was also fired at. The soldiers of the 290th guards SP repulsed the Colonel and his driver. After the fight, the driver saw a Silver star on the tunic of Sergeant Petrov and explained that he would be given another one for saving the Colonel. But it wasn't meant to be. "On may 14, we celebrated the Victory! Tables about 100 meters long were built in a forest clearing. The division commander came to congratulate his men. That day I saw men crying, " Ivan Vladimirovich recalled. In early September, he had to participate in the Victory parade, and then he came home on vacation. He served for some time in Austria, and was discharged I. V. Petrov only in February 1947. After the war, he returned to Blue Sheehan,

Full name: LAST name: Polyakov FIRST name: Mikhail PATRONYMIC: I. the CITY: Kursk region, Begoshcha village date of BIRTH: 20.03.1926 date of DEATH: 14.10.2002 HISTORY: Rank: Junior Sergeant. Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops. Division: 10th Panzer division. Mikhail Ivanovich Polyakov was born in 1927 in the village of Begoshcha, Kursk region. He went to war in 1943, barely 16 years old, claiming a year (according to documents, he was born in 1926). Immediately got to the forefront of this brutal and bloody war. As part of the reconnaissance battalion of the 10th tank corps of the 3rd Baltic front, he liberated Estonia, Latvia, including the city of Riga. For 2 years of war, he experienced both the joy of victories and the bitterness of defeats, more than once looked death in the face and already understood what war is. But the most terrible test was what ordinary Polyakov had to experience during the liberation of the fortress city of Konigsberg. It was a real meat grinder of human lives and destinies, where blood flowed like a river. There Mikhail Ivanovich ended the war, having received a shrapnel wound in the leg. For the capture of Konigsberg already in the rank of Junior Sergeant, Mikhail was awarded the order of Military Glory of the III degree. And if we talk about the awards of the Motherland, Mikhail Ivanovich was awarded the order of the great Patriotic war II degree and the medal "for the victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945". my grandfather loved to remember the Victory day on may 9, 1945. There was so much joy, plans and hopes for your future life. And, as he himself said, many plans and hopes came true. I found a good job, which was a joy. Created a family, two children were born. My son is a Colonel who served in Kazakhstan, and my daughter is a teacher. In 1953, Mikhail Ivanovich entered the magnesium electrolysis shop in the city of Berezniki, where he was again, as in the war, always where it is particularly difficult. During the formation of the shop, it was especially difficult there, and there he also proved himself as a specialist in his field, always treated his work conscientiously. For his success in work, my grandfather was awarded another Order of Labor Glory, III degree. Was the winner of the award named after Zhdanov. He was awarded the title of "Honorary Metallurgist".

Full name: SURNAME: Parshakov NAME: Fadey PATRONYMIC: Grigoryevich CITY: D. zapolye Krasnovishersky district Perm Krai date of BIRTH: 01.01.1915 DATE of DEATH: 24.03.1945 HISTORY: From 24.07.1941. Senior Sergeant, gun commander of the 72nd marine separate mountain rifle brigade of 45 mm guns. Participated in the April and may 1942 battles on the Northern sector of the Murmansk front, the Karelian front. From the award list: "During the fighting, art. Sergeant Parshakov with his calculation destroyed 4 machine guns, 1 small-caliber gun, blew up the minsklad, killed about 20 fascists. Shelled the enemy's trench and BUNKER, destroying 2 machine guns. He is the best gunner in the battery." Awarded the medal "for military merit" /25.06.1942/. From the award list: "On June 6, 1944, during the action of the reconnaissance group of the 28th red banner Guards rifle regiment at the height of "Shuttle", the gun of art. Sergeant Parshakov fired at the enemy's Bunker, which prevented our reconnaissance group from operating. Thanks to accurate shooting, the firing point was suppressed. As a result, the reconnaissance group completed its task and returned to its location without losses.""July 25, 1944, art. Sergeant Parshakov opened fire on the enemy Bunker, which was firing at our infantry from the height of "Stack". As a result of accurate fire, the enemy's bunker WAS damaged and did not operate for 3 days.""On August 10, 4 Germans were destroyed when shooting at the advancing enemy infantry at a height of 168.9. From March to August 1944, Parshakov's gun destroyed 19 German soldiers and officers, destroyed 3 machine guns, destroyed 3 firing points and damaged 9 enemy Bunkers". St. Sergeant Parshakov was awarded the medal "for bravery" for his courage in battle /23.09.1944/. he Came home from the war on vacation. He told me that he found the grave of his father who died in the civil war.

Full name: SURNAME: Petrov FIRST name: Vladimir PATRONYMIC: Yakovlevich CITY: village Gvazda Vorontsovsky (now Buturlinovsky) district of the Voronezh region DATE of BIRTH: 01.01.1925 DATE of DEATH: 14.01.1945 HISTORY: Rank: Junior Lieutenant. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Division: 49th rifle Roslavl red banner order of Suvorov division. Born in 1925 in the village of Gvazda in the Vorontsovsky (now Buturlinovsky) district of the Voronezh region. His parents, my great-grandmother and great-grandfather, along with their young children, were dekulakized and sent to Kazakhstan, to the village. Samarkand, Karaganda region (now the city of Temirtau), survived the terrible famine and deprivation, but did not lose human dignity and love for the Motherland, raised their children with dignity. He was the youngest son in a large family. Very fond of horses. At the age of 16, he got a camera, after which Volodya became seriously interested in photography. Called up on 30.05.1943 Kirov RVC of the Karaganda region. Kazakh SSR. Until 1944, he was a cadet of the Kharkiv infantry military school, stationed in Namangan, Uzbek SSR, he graduated from the rank of Lieutenant Jr. and sent to the 1st Belarusian front in the 222 infantry regiment 49 Roslavl Infantry division 62 Infantry Neman corps, 33 army commander of the platoon of the 4th rifle company. Killed in action on 14 January 1945 while crossing a bridgehead on the West Bank of the Vistula. Being wounded, he fought to the last under heavy fire, went at the head of his platoon. Awarded the order of the Patriotic war, 2nd class posthumously. While studying in College wrote a touching boyish letters to parents and brothers, but as the time part in the fighting, the rare and more serious became of the letter, it felt as though growing up fast, this 19-year-old student yesterday, younger brother, and pet of the whole family. All these letters, newspaper notes about him, his drawings, and the report card for the 1941-1942 school year are carefully preserved in our family to this day. His friends who returned from the front recalled later that he wrote to them: "The game in the "Chapaya" continues. Only there we have guys fell on purpose, then to get up and again participate in the "war", and if the arm or leg who was scratched, it was considered an accident, then here is a completely different matter...". I don't know exactly how many fights he took part in, he didn't write about it in his letters. According to the memoirs of his comrade, I. Nikulin, on January 14, 1945, his platoon received a task: under cover of night, cross the Vistula, go to the Western edge of the village of Brzec (Brzesce) and cut off the path of the Nazis. When they quickly rushed into the village, the Germans saw that the squad was very small, and opened heavy fire on the platoon. Then the main forces arrived and the task was completed. But at the end of the battle, Volodya was hit by a stray bullet. The order was already received by my great-grandmother and great-grandfather. The family felt very hard about the death of grandfather Volodya. The great-grandmother did not cope with this loss for the rest of her life. My older brothers Ivan and Peter, my grandfather, kept the memory of Volodya all their lives and passed it on to their children. By the way, my father, who was born after the war, was named Vladimir in honor of his uncle. Initially buried in the village. Gmina brześć County Janowiec-puławy on the Bank of the Vistula, presumably reburied in the memorial to Kazimierz Dolny.

Plutahin Tihon Ivanovich

Polezhaev Anatoly Vasilyevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Full name: Anatoly V. Polezhaev last NAME: Polezhaev FIRST name: Anatoly PATRONYMIC: Vasilyevich CITY: in the Oryol region village of Gudalovka date of BIRTH: 17.02.1908 DATE of DEATH: 06.03.1992 HISTORY: My dear and beloved grandfather, was born on February 17, 1908, in the village of Gudalovka in the Oryol region. The war caught his family in Baku. place of conscription: Oktyabrsky RVC, Azerbaijan SSR, Baku. In 1941. Appointed Captain of the administrative service in the red army, head of the automobile Department of the 47th Army. My grandfather went through the whole war. Decorated: Order of the Patriotic War II class-1944; Order of the red Star-1943; medal "for the liberation of the Caucasus" -1943; medal "for the liberation of Warsaw"-1944; medal" for the Capture of Berlin "-1945; medal"for the Victory over Germany" 1945 After the war, he and his family moved from Baku to Tuapse. He worked at the Tuapse tea state farm in 1965, as a Director. And every year on may 9, my grandfather took out his dress suit from the closet, put on his medals and orders... and crying. In the morning, all his relatives came to congratulate him on his Victory, and then we (he and I) went to the rally and stood on the square. And under the volleys of guns and a Minute of silence, he tightly squeezed my baby hand, and told me not to be afraid that this is a memory-the memory of those who did not return from the war. And there were always tears in his eyes........ He died on March 6, 1992. But the memory of him, of those terrible years from his stories will always be with me, in my heart. Last year in the column of the Immortal Regiment was his little great-granddaughter, who held his photo, and knows that her great-grandfather was very courageous, brave, honest, kind and just - "cool" grandfather! THANK YOU FOR THE SILENCE, FOR THE BLUE SKY, FOR BEING ME! ETERNAL MEMORY! I REMEMBER! I'M PROUD!

Polozov Dmitry Yakovlevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Full name: Dmitry Yakovlevich Polozov last NAME: Polozov FIRST name: Dmitry PATRONYMIC: Yakovlevich CITY: Troitskoye village, Pribaikalsky district, Buryat-Mongolian Autonomous Union Socialist Republic date of BIRTH: 01.01.1910 DATE of DEATH: 01.01.1949 HISTORY: Dmitry Polozov (25.05.1910-20.12.1949) Born on may 25, 1910 in Troitsky of the Pribaikalsky district of the Buryat-Mongolian Autonomous Union Socialist Republic in the family of a volost clerk. After finishing the 4th grade and driving courses, he worked as a driver on a farm on a semi-truck. Private Dmitry Polozov began his service in August 1941 as a driver in the 42nd automobile regiment of the 1st Belorussian front.The 42nd automobile regiment of the Supreme high command Headquarters was intended by state for servicing the transportation of ammunition and other supplies, for ensuring the relocation of front-line personnel and had 127 Ford trucks and 476 Studebaker vehicles. At the beginning of the war, automobile brigades were created. However, in November 1941, due to a lack of vehicles and personnel, the brigades were abolished and automobile regiments were created. Such regiments have established themselves as a powerful automobile reserve for the Supreme high command And front commanders in the defense of Moscow, as well as on the Voronezh and Stalingrad fronts.From the service description written by the unit commander, senior Lieutenant of the military unit 70923: "red army soldier Dmitry Polozov is one of the highly qualified specialists, has not a single case of violation of military discipline. During his service, he did not have a single breakdown or accident, and continuously improved his technical level."Many times the young soldier had to perform government tasks, which he treated conscientiously and performed them with honor. In the first months of the war, in a difficult situation of maneuvering defensive battles, motor transport units were widely used to ensure the maneuver of troops. In the conditions of the difficult situation that developed on the Railways in the first period of the war, especially at its beginning, their overload with operational and evacuation transportations, motor transport performed complex tasks to ensure the supply of material and evacuation. Supply transportation by road grew every month. A large volume was also made up of evacuation transportation of the sick and wounded, damaged military equipment, weapons, property and population from the frontline zone.The tension in the work of vehicles increased sharply with the transition of the fronts to the counteroffensive, as well as in the subsequent offensive, which ended with the withdrawal of troops to the Dnieper. The enemy destroyed the Railways during the withdrawal. Army troops quickly broke away from supply stations during the offensive, and then military drivers came to the rescue. The driver, D. ya. Polozov, was delivering cargo from supply stations to military units. Accurate and reliable driving provided fast delivery of goods to the destination and return of vehicles. Great work was done by military drivers to transport supplies to the troops in the offensive operations of the summer-autumn campaign of 1944, and especially during the preparation and during the Belarusian offensive operation. Due to the high pace of the offensive, especially in the zone of the 1st Belorussian front, the troops managed to break away from the supply bases for 400-500 km. The flight from the front-line bases to the troops took 4-5 days. The restoration of Railways was delayed, as the Minsk group of the enemy was surrounded and destroyed in the center of the offensive zone. In these conditions, the success of the operation largely depended on the precise operation of vehicles. The average daily mileage of cars reached 300-350 km. Red army soldier Dmitry Polozov proved to be a physically hardy and disciplined fighter, which earned him authority among the unit's personnel.During the operation, vehicles of the 1st Belorussian front brought 560 thousand tons of material resources and transported 63.3 thousand people. In total, during the Belarusian operation, more than 1.2 million tons of ammunition, fuel, food and other material resources were brought to the troops by vehicles of the fronts and armies, and the driver of the 3rd class, serviceman Dmitry Yakovlevich Polozov, made a great contribution to this. The Vistula-Oder offensive, which was prepared in a very short time, in conditions when the Railways and bridges on the Vistula were not yet fully restored, is a heroic example of the fulfillment of the military duty of drivers. Timely preparation of the operation in such difficult conditions became possible due to the fact that by this time the fronts had quite powerful vehicles. The supply of supplies to the troops in the Vistula-Oder operation was carried out in a difficult combat situation. From January 12 to February 3, 1945, during the Vistula-Oder operation, the territory of Poland to the West of the Vistula was liberated from German troops and a bridgehead on the left Bank of the Oder was captured, which was later used in the attack on Berlin. The operation was rapid - for 20 days, the Soviet troops advanced at a distance of 20 to 30 km per day. During this time, they overcame seven fortified enemy lines and two major water obstacles. The troops of the shock groups of the fronts, especially the tank armies, operated in the operational depth, in the absence of a solid front. Scattered enemy units were retreating in the rear of our troops. This required particularly precise driving. Despite all the difficulties, vehicles in the Vistula-Oder operation successfully coped with their tasks. Red army soldier Dmitry Polozov was awarded the medal "for the liberation of Warsaw".On April 16, 1945, the troops of the 1st, 2nd Belorussian and 1st Ukrainian fronts launched the Berlin operation, which victoriously completed the defeat of the German-fascist armed forces. Victory in the Berlin operation was impossible without timely delivery of ammunition, fuel, and food directly to the battlefield. Delivering cargo in a difficult combat situation, day and night, in the mud and in heavy snow drifts, military drivers showed massive heroism and courage. For his heroic feat and selfless work, D. ya. Polozov received the medal "for the capture of Berlin".The patriotism and hard work of the warrior-motorist was manifested in an exceptionally careful and caring attitude to the automobile equipment entrusted to him. Despite the harsh operating conditions, he kept his car from the beginning to the end of the war. After the Victory, Dmitry Yakovlevich did not immediately return home, as the vehicles of the Supreme command Headquarters almost completely switched to servicing the needs of the national economy. Only in 1946, Dmitry Yakovlevich came from the front to his native village of Troitsky, with a medal on his tunic "for the victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945."

Popov Peter Vasilyevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Name: Popov, Peter V. last NAME: Popov first NAME: Peter middle name: Vasilyevich CITY: Verkhnespasskoye village, Rasskazovsky district, Tambov region DATE of BIRTH: 19.12.1919 DATE of DEATH: 17.05.1992 HISTORY: Title: Sergeant major military Branch: Artillery Unit: 124th rifle division (2nd formation) Peter Popov was born on December 19, 1919 in the village of Verkhnespasskoye, Rasskazovsky district. Before being drafted into the army, he studied at a pedagogical school. After graduation, he worked as a teacher until November 1939. In 1939, he was drafted into the army by the Bondarsky district military enlistment office in the Tambov region. Enlisted in the 350th artillery regiment."...Our 124 art.the brigade began its combat operations against the fascist army near Novorossiysk in 1942. In June 1943, our division was located in the Penalskaya gap. From here, on September 10, 1943, our unit, along with other units, opened fire on the fascist troops, in order to finally liberate the port of Novorossiysk.on the same day, our brigade went to Novorossiysk to pursue the enemy with its high-power fire. In the battles near Novorossiysk, I was The commander of the Communications Department. after the liberation of Novorossiysk, our brigade was transferred to the 1st Ukrainian front, and then sent to the 1st Belorussian front. Participated in the battles near Gomel for the liberation of Belarus. then he participated in the battles near Warsaw, participated in the battles to capture Berlin... " a member of the CPSU since 1944. After the end of the great Patriotic war in November 1945 - was demobilized. From February 1946, he worked as an instructor and head of the Department of the Rasskazovsky RNKPSS. In 1952, he graduated from the 2-year party school, worked as the second Secretary of the RNKPSS, Chairman of the district Executive Committee. He graduated in 1954. Tambov state pedagogical Institute, received higher education. Since 1960, he worked as the Chairman of the collective Farm (Nizhnespasskoe village).

Podlobko Ilya Vasilyevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Full name: Ilya podlobko SURNAME: Ilya Podlobko FIRST name: Ilya PATRONYMIC: Vasilyevich CITY: village of Poltavka, Sovetsky district, North Kazakhstan region date of BIRTH: 28.07.1923 DATE of DEATH: 05.01.2012 HISTORY: Rank: Sergeant. Type of service: - ground forces, - air force (except naval aviation), - the coast guard, troops of the NKVD, - the border guards. Ilya podlobko was born on July 28, 1923 in the village of Poltavka in the Soviet district of North Kazakhstan region. In 1941, he received a certificate of completion of 7 classes of Poltava High School. On December 7, 1942, he was drafted into the Soviet army. After military training, he was sent to the 3rd Ukrainian front. Participated in the battles in Belarus, after the liberation of Belarus fought on the fronts in Europe. Participated in the liberation of the city of Budapest and the city of Vienna, for which he has awards. Then he was sent to the airborne battalion. Has 3 combat parachute jumps. Awarded the medal "for the victory over Germany". After the war, he was sent to the special cargo escort company in Austria as a company Sergeant. He was discharged on January 15, 1947. After the war, he was awarded: - the medal of Marshal of the Soviet Union Zhukov G. K.", - medals "20, 30, 40, 50, 60 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941 -1945 years.", - mark "25 years of Victory in the great Patriotic war", medal "60 years of Liberation of Ukraine from fascist invaders" - "For Victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war", - the jubilee medal "Fifty Years of Victory in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945", the medal"40, 50, 60, 70 years of the Armed forces of the USSR". After mobilization, he worked as Chairman of the Village Council, then in the consumer cooperative. Awarded with badges: - "Excellent student of the Soviet consumer cooperation", - "Udarnik Truda", - " Winner of social networks. competitions", - the medal "Veteran of labor". He was repeatedly awarded certificates of honor and commendations for success and conscientious work. For us, grandfather-great-grandfather Ilya has always been an authority. He was very kind, hardworking, decent, a great family man and just a good person. He loved his grandchildren and great-grandchildren very much. All weekends and holidays, his entire family: children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren gathered at his house at a large table. All together helped each other. We are very proud of our father, grandfather, and great-grandfather-we love and remember him.

Full name: LAST name: Poluyanov FIRST name: Mikhail PATRONYMIC: Ivanovich CITY: - date of BIRTH: 01.11.1908 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: Poluyanov Mikhail Ivanovich was born on 01.11.1908. Title: Sergeant. Branch of service: Artillery. Division: 11th artillery, Kirovohrad, red banner, orders of Suvorov, Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky division. He was mobilized to the front by the Uzhur RVC, Krasnoyarsk territory in 1941. He fought in the Park platoon, 674 howitzer artillery regiment, 40 howitzer artillery brigade, 11 artillery Kirovograd division. Until 25.01.1943, he fought, was wounded, and was in a hospital in Izhevsk. Then he participated in the breakthrough of the German defense at Stalingrad and their elimination, the liberation of Kirovograd in Ukraine (January 1944), the railway station Novo-Ukrainka (March 1944).Iasi, Targu-Frumos, Uigen (August 1944), liberated the capital of Transelvania, Cluj, forced the river.Tissa, liberated the city of Segel in Hungary (October 1944). Liberated Budapest (December 1944), Rozhnyava and Jelshava in Czechoslovakia (January 1945), Zvolen railway junction on the Gran river (March 1945), crossed the Gran river and the Nitra river, liberated Komarno, Nove Zamki, shurani, Komjatice, vrabla, Nitra, forced the river.VAG, participated in the liberation, the GALANT on the way to the city Bratislava (April 1945). He participated in the liberation of malacki and Bruk, Previdza and Banovce in the Carpathian mountains, godonin on the Morava river, and Brno in Czechoslovakia. He ended the war in Berlin, signed the Reichstag. He was awarded: "Order of the red star", two medals "for bravery", medals: "For defense of Moscow" "For defence of Stalingrad", "For military merit", "For liberation of Prague", "For liberation of Warsaw", "For capture of Berlin" and 16 Stalin's gratitude. He died in December 1949, at the age of 41, affected by injuries. He was buried in the city of Uzhur.

Pushkarev Finogen Antonovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Full name: Pushkarev Finogen Antonovich last NAME: Pushkarev FIRST name: Finogen PATRONYMIC: Antonovich CITY: Altai Krai, sorokinsky district, Dubasy village date of BIRTH: 15.07.1918 DATE of DEATH: 04.11.1997 HISTORY: Rank: red army soldier. Military branch: land forces, air force (except for naval aviation), coast guard, NKVD troops, border guards. Division: 92nd rifle division (1st formation). Fewer and fewer survivors of the war and its historic finale-the Victory Parade on red square in Moscow on June 24, 1945. At the same time, the immortal feat of the Soviet people and their Armed Forces, which saved the world from the fascist plague, is becoming more and more significant for new generations. After more than half a century since the victory, it is obvious that It is not a thing of the past. Victory is alive and relevant today. Present and future generations need it as a vivid example of service to their Fatherland. The great VICTORY day IS coming! I, my daughter, want to tell you about my father Pushkarev Finogen Antonovich-a wonderful person dear to our heart. Pushkarev Finogen Antonovich-was born on 15.07.1918, in the village of Dubasy in the Sorokinsky district of the Altai territory. He lived a long and happy life with our mother as a blast furnace the S. Pushkareva. Raised 9 children. We, the children, gave our parents 18 grandchildren, and our children already have children, so they will be great-grandchildren to our parents, and there are 30 of them,and there are even five great-great-grandchildren. But, parents died long ago and many grandchildren were born without our parents. When the war started, my parents lived in the village, the Chulym district of Novosibirsk region, and they already had two children. When my father was called up for war, in may 1942, he and my mother already had three children, and the youngest son was not even a month old. Dad was called up for military service from the Chulym RVC, Novosibirsk region - in may 1942, so at 23 years old..., 24 years old was only in July. And, he got right to the most advanced, on lake Ladoga. There was a terrible mess...., the head could not be raised... There was no water and they drank water from under the corpses... that had time to pour rain... It was very hard for my father to remember this later, in peacetime.., and always with tears in his eyes and did not like to talk about it... And, my DAD managed to fight for 2.5 months from may 1942 to 30.08.1942. On 30.08.1942, the Pope was severely wounded in the right leg, the entire leg was "torn" from the hip to the foot (shrapnel wound), and the commander was fatally wounded in the head - they were nearby. A mine exploded. The Pope was saved by prayer: "Live help", it was sewn under his collar... He said so himself...The leg was miraculously not removed by the surgeon. Man! Thanks to this surgeon, dad was left with a leg - because it was all torn from the hip to the foot.... and he asked my dad, and dad was already dying of blood loss.... and the surgeon said to him: "Well, Pushkarev, everything is in your hands, use all your remaining strength and move your leg, if only I see something flinch... I'll leave my leg!" And God grant health to this miracle doctor, if he is alive! The surgeon saw... - the little finger twitched at the foot!!! The leg was operated on and saved! Then our dad spent six months in hospitals. With 30.08.1942 year 26.02.1943 year. Our father was declared unfit for military service-order of the NKO of the USSR No. 356 of 1942. Pushkarev Finogen Antonovich received state awards during military service: the medal "for military merit" - certificate: Z No. 571557 and the medal"for the Victory over Germany". Award for the soldier: Pushkarev Finogen Antonovich year of birth: 15.07.1918 place of birth: Altai territory, sorokinsky district, Dubasy village award document number: 86, date of award document: 06.04.1985 entry number: 1517193895, order of the Patriotic war I degree the Order was established on may 20, 1942. This is the first award of the great Patriotic war. The order was awarded to soldiers and commanders who showed bravery, perseverance and courage in battle. Pushkarev Finogen Antonovich returned home 06.03.1943, marked by Chulym RVC. Then for a long time I walked on crutches, then a cane for many years. Disability of the 2nd group-WWII. Still, our dad didn't lose heart. Built a huge and very beautiful house! He was a carpenter and carpenter and naturally planted more than one tree and raised 6 sons and three daughters! 04.11.1997, at the 80th year of life, the heart of our daddy, such a beautiful and wonderful person, a veteran of war and labor, a loving father and grandfather, stopped. He is alive in the memory of his relatives, friends and acquaintances. Only it is a pity that I did not live to see the Great holiday – the 70th anniversary of the great Victory!