The Great Patriotic War

Shpilev M.S., signalman-spotter, Commander of the Mortar Crew of the 16th Guards Red Banner Volunteer Cossack Regiment of the 2nd Guards Pomeranian Red Banner Order A.V. Suvorov Cavalry Corps

Khamkhoev Mahmud

Tsaroev Abdula Dudievich

Shatskikh Evgeny Anufrievich Shatskikh Evgeny Anufrievich, born in 1901, in 1941-1942 - Commander of a rifle company of the 7th Marine Brigade of the Black Sea Fleet.

Shatskikh Evgeny Anufrievich Shatskikh Evgeny Anufrievich, born in 1901, in 1941-1942 - Commander of a rifle company of the 7th Marine Brigade of the Black Sea Fleet.

On one of these May nights in 1918, in the yurt of the poor cattle-breeder Namgai, a boy was born as the third child in the family. They called him Churgui-ool. In those years, historical events took place in Tuva: there was a struggle for freedom. He was a strong boy, with bright dark eyes and a stubborn little chin. Churgui-ool lost his father early. The father died of illness. "He really was born to the sound of swords," Namgai thought, looking affectionately at his middle son. "He will be a brave man, and he will be very happy." As if he foresaw the future of his son, Churgui-ool really grew up as an inquisitive, intelligent guy. At 18, he secretly went to the army from his mother. But then there was such a case: when they wrote down the names of the guys, one person who stood in front of Churgui-ool said that his surname was Khomushku, then Churgui-ool said without hesitation that his surname was also Khomushku. from then on he became Khomushku. According to the document on-Churgui-ool Khomushku Namgaevich. When the years of service ended, Churgui-ool did not go home, enrolled in driver courses. Khomushku passed the off-road test steadily and courageously. He did not stop there, he began to think about entering a technical school, decided to become a mechanic, and then prepare for college. The childhood and youth of the son of simple arats Kuzhuget Namgaya and Hokpesh is not particularly different from others. The family together with Churgui-ool had 4 children: Serzhi the elder brother, Bichii-sister, Churgui-ool, Chule the younger brother. In his youth, he was a man with advanced views, responsible, headstrong, decisive in character. All his actions are evidence of this. June 22, 1941. From that day on, the Tuvan people began to fight against fascism: to help the front, and the young guys rushed to the front. In 1943, the first volunteer tankers went to the front, including Churgui-ool. After retraining, volunteer Tuvans received the specialties of drivers-mechanics. all of them were enlisted in the 25th regiment of the 72nd tank division. "... soon Uman was captured. The 25th Tank Regiment immediately received a double award: it was awarded the Order of the Red Banner and many tankers were awarded orders and medals. And Khomushku Churguy-ool, the son of an arat of their distant Tuva, became a Hero of the Soviet Union." A long and glorious way was passed by the crew, in which Khomushku worked as a driver. Later Churgui-ool took part in the battles for the liberation of Hungary, Romania and Czechoslovakia. I celebrated Victory Day in Czechoslovakia. The names of fellow soldiers Khomushku Ch.N. 1.Idam Kyrgys-1929 2. Kyzyl-Tas Tyulyush-1914 3. Nurzat Tulush-1917 4. Shoidun Tulush-1918 5. Hole Ondar-1918 6. Sayyn-ool Khovalyg-1922 7. Bortuy-ool Oyun-1921 8. Biche-ool Bai-Kara-1923 He returned as a hero from the Great Patriotic War. He began to work, began to build a peaceful life together with others. He married a girl from Tes-Khem kozhuun. They had two sons. After the death of his wife, he married a second time. Churgui-ool worked as chairman of the village council, was respected by everyone. More than once he celebrated the Victory with joy and sadness.

was born on November 15, 1924 in the village of Novoplatnirovskaya, Leningrad region, in the family of Darya Yakovlevna and Yevgeny Yevgrafofich. In addition to his father, the family had 3 more children. Older brother Nikolai and 2 younger sisters Maria and Raisa. At the age of 7, when my great-grandfather went to school in the first grade, the family moved from Novoplatnirovka to the village of Leningradskaya. My great-grandfather and his brother learned about the war from their parents when they came home from fishing on Sunday afternoon. Nikolai was The first, who left to the front in June 1941, in the age of 19. My great-grandfather was handed the summons to the front from the Leningrad military enlistment office in the summer of 1942. He was not yet 18, and in July 1942 he was fighting as a gunner of the 85th anti-tank artillery division. He fought in the Caucasus, in the Crimea, he was a sniper in the 271st rifle division. As part of the 56th Army, he liberated the city of Taman, where he received his first wound in the leg. He was wounded for th 2nd time In the battle for Stalingrad and sent to the city of Saratov to a hospital. In April 1944, my great-grandfather was wounded for the 3rd time, it was a serious wound in the chest. The explosive bullet passed 2 cm from the heart area and left its mark on the back in the form of a funnel for all life. My great-grandfather was treated in a hospital in Zlatoust town, Chelyabinsk region, where he had several operations. in December 1944, he was commissioned After treatment and worked at a machine-building plant in Zlatoust. During the war, the plant was of defense significance and produced aircraft guns for the front. May 1945. He met Victory day in Zlatoust and only in 1947 my great-grandfather came back to his relatives, to his native Leningradskaya village. My great-grandfather's older brother Nikolai died near Vologda in July 1943. My great-grandfather was awarded his first award in 1943: the medal "for the defense of the Caucasus", then in 1945 the medal "for the Victory over Germany". All the medals and orders of my great-grandfather are kept in our house, including the "Medal for the battle for Stalingrad", the badge"for valor and bravery in the great Patriotic War". As a participant in the second world war, my great-grandfather was awarded the medals "Thirty years of Victory in the second world war" and "Forty years of Victory". In 1985, he was awarded the order of the Patriotic War of the 1st degree by the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR for bravery, fortitude and courage shown in the fight against the Nazi invaders, and in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the Victory. In 1950, my great-grandfather went to Krasnodar to study, where he met my great-grandmother Maria. In 1957, their daughter, my grandmother, was born, whom they named Rimma. Alexander Evgenyevich gave the name to his daughter in honor of the nurse who had carried him seriously wounded out from the battlefield and saved his life. The greatest holiday in our family was and remains the Victory day. Great-grandfather Sasha died on January 4, 1993! Valeria Gichana, grade 7 "A" school-Lyceum №7.

Bardadin Vasily Vladimirovich 1897-1978, colonel of the Soviet Army, participant of the First World War, the Civil War and the Great Patriotic War. Vasily Vladimirovich served in the tsarist army, took part in the battles of the First World War, and rose to the rank of junior non-commissioned officer. In 1918 Bardadin V.V. entered the service in the Workers 'and Peasants' Red Army. Participated in the Civil War. Performed positions: head of cavalry reconnaissance of the 3rd Soviet detachment, instructor-machine gunner of the reserve Samara regiment, assistant platoon commander of a separate cavalry regiment. He actively participated in battles with the Basmach formations in Central Asia, having distinguished himself during the battle near the village of Durman on July 23, 1922. By order of the Revolutionary Military Council of the Republic No. 147 of October 4, 1923, the squadron commander of the 4th cavalry regiment of the 2nd separate cavalry brigade Vasily Bardadin was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of the RSFSR. After the end of the war, Vasily Bardadin continued to serve in the Workers 'and Peasants' Red Army. In 1925, he graduated from the cavalry advanced training courses for command personnel, after which he was in various command positions in the cavalry units. He took part in the battles of the Great Patriotic War, being first deputy commander and then commander of the 212nd motorized division. Later he commanded the 91st Cavalry Division, was deputy commander of the 4th Guards Cavalry Corps, commander of the 67th Cavalry and 300th Rifle Divisions, and deputy commander of the 59th Rifle Corps. In 1946-1947, with the rank of colonel, Bardadin was transferred to the reserve. He was awarded the Order of Lenin, the Order of the Red Banner, the Order of the Patriotic War, 1st degree, the Order of the Red Star.

Participant of the Great Patriotic War, disabled veteran of labor Ilyas Yangirovich Magashev was born on November 10, 1919 in the village of Akyar, Haybulla District of BASSR. He was called up for military service on March 24, 1940. Upon arrival in Kiev, he was assigned to the 6th Communications Regiment (March-October 1940), along with V. I. Vernadsky.Pisetsky, by A. Tulyasheva, A. Titov, V. Semenov from the area. He took the oath of office on May 1, 1940. From October 1940 to September 1943, he served as the Head of the post of the 43rd Separate Battalion of the VNOS (air observation, warning and communication troops) in Terebovlya, Ternopil Region, of the Kiev special Military District. In 1942, his military unit was sent deep into the rear in Saratov. The division was disbanded here, their positions were taken by enlisted women, Red Army soldiers. Men were transferred to the 80th Guards Rifle Division. Magashev I. Ya. was appointed Commander of the Department of the 270th Rifle Regiment. This Division was part of the 5th Guards Tank Army and was soon sent to the front. In the area of the city Belgorod, they took up the defense. Here Mavashev I. Y. was wounded in the right shoulder, but did not go to the front line, were treated in the mobile hospital. Guardsmen of the 5th Guards Tank Division participate in the liberation of the left-Bank Ukraine, crossing the Dnieper, taking the settlement of Mishurin Rog on the move. On the Kirovograd direction, when the railway station Trepovka was liberated, on January 5, 1944 Ilyas was wounded a third time in the head. This time, he is sent to the evacuation hospital No. 2942 in Kharkov. After convalescence on February 25, 1944 he was sent to replenish the 32nd Motor Mechanic of the 18th Guards Tank Corps. Here in the ranks of Sergeant, Magashev I. Y. was appointed Commander of a Company of machine gunners. As part of the 3rd Ukrainian Front, he participated in the crossing of the Dniester, in the liberation of the Moldovan cities of Soroca, Floresti, Balti and Falesti. On May 9, 1944 Mavashev was shot the fourth time in the left foot. He was treated for a long time, for almost a year. Until April 24, 1945, he had been found in the evacuation hospital No. 2467 in Tbilisi, Georgia. After discharge from the hospital, comrade Magashev was sent to study at the Chelyabinsk Tank School, where he was appointed as a Senior Sergeant, a Commander of a powerful IS-3 Tank. They were sent to the Far East. In December 1945, the tankers arrived at their destination to guard the soviet border. Ilyas Magashev was demobilized on June 15, 1946. For feats of arms, he was awarded the medals "For Military Merit", “For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945”, the order of the Patriotic War, 2nd degree, the Zhukov medal, as well as eight jubilee medals. He died on July 29, 1997 after a long illness.

Sharapov Andrei Viktorovich

Shirokov Fedor Pavlovich

Cherkashin Pyotr Ivanovich

Chesalov Boris Aleksandrovich

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) and at the same time worked in a glider school. In 1935 he volunteered for the military

Udachin Aleksandr Konstantinovich