The Great Patriotic War

Hirnaya Vera Andronovna, nurse of the physiotherapy department of the evacuation hospital No. 3659

Khaskelevich M.G., Major of the Medical Service, Leading Surgeon of the Evacuation Hospital No. 3659

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

Chibisova Anna Andreevna (worker in the rear) was born on August 5, 1919, in the village of Maly Kushum, Balakovo District, Saratov Region. Here the girl graduated from 4 classes of elementary school, from the 5th to the 7th grade she studied at the school in the village of Malaya Bykovka. After finishing the seven-year period, she entered the Ivanovo Agricultural College. In 1941, after graduation, Anna Andreevna returned to her native village, where she worked as an agronomist and helped on the farm. At the beginning of 1943, the girl was sent to the Voronezh region. After the end of the war she continued to work as an agronomist and got married. Fifteen years later, she returned to her native village of Maly Kushum, to her parents. Later, Anna left for Balakovo, worked as a livestock technician at a poultry farm. After the closure of the enterprise, she got a job at the production association "Khimvolokno" named after Lenin, as a worker and received a flat from the factory. After retirement, Anna Andreevna moved to live with her sister in the village of Ivanovka. She helped with the housework, took care of the garden. Last year, the veteran celebrated her100th anniversary. She was awarded the medal "For Valiant Labour in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945."

Chaus Anastasia Kirillovna Chaus Anastasia Kirillovna was born in 1916 in the village of Semenovka, Lipovo-Dolinovsky district, Sumy region. Before the war she worked at one of the factories of Simferopol, which in October 1941 was evacuated to Sevastopol. From the beginning of the defense of Sevastopol, she worked as a stamp-maker at the special plant No. 1. On November 2, 1941, during a raid by the fascist aviation, Anastasia was seriously wounded and lost her left arm. After treatment, she refused to evacuate and continued to work at the stamping machine, bringing the production rate to 200-230%. For her labor feat on February 23, 1942, she was awarded the Order of the Red Star. In the postwar years she lived in the city of Mstislavl, Mogilev region of Belarus.

Chudinovskikh Andriyan Vasilievich (1905) Chudinovskikh Andriyan Vasilievich (1905) was born in 1905 in the village of Verkhovino, Yuryansky District, Kirov Region. In 1929 he graduated from the Verkhovyna school. In 1932, after graduating from a pedagogical school, Andriyan Vasilyevich began work as the director of the school in the village of Buyaki, Yuryansk district, Kirov region. Due to the lack of premises A.Chudinovskikh organized fellow villagers for the construction of a new school, and actively participated in the construction himself. In 1939 he graduated from the Pedagogical Institute in Kirov. The work of the rural teacher-agitator was highly appreciated by the Motherland. Back in 1944, the People's Commissar of Agriculture of the USSR awarded him the badge "Excellence in Socialist Agriculture". Later, Andriyan Vasilievich was awarded medals "For Labor Valor" (1950) and "For Valiant Labor in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", the Order of the Badge of Honor (1953).

Shamova Maria Alexandrovna. Was born on November 25, 1929 in the village of Olshanka. In 1937, she went to the Olshansk eight-year school. In 1944, she finished 7 classes. “From the radio message we learned that the war had started, the screams of women spread throughout the village. People were crying and screaming. My father was taken to the military registration and enlistment office right from the field on the first day of the war. He died in 1942 near Smolensk. Mom had three daughters left, she worked all the time on the collective farm in various jobs. We also took part in the work both in the field and in the warehouses. I had to work not only on holiday, I was released from school to help during sowing and harvesting. What kind of work did the schoolchildren take part in? We created guard posts for bread protection, carried out raids on readiness checks on collective farms for field work, collected ears, fertilizers, cut the tops of potato tubers for planting, looked after young growth on livestock farms, made shields for snow retention. The main rear occupation for children and adults during the war years was labour, hard and painstaking, which made it possible to provide those living in the rear with some kind of food and provide all possible assistance to the front. In the beginning, women and children had to learn to do everything without men, with their own hands. All those women and children managed to survive ”- says Maria Alexandrovna.

Nikolai Panfilovich Khazov (1913-1991) - Colonel of the Guard, commander of the 172nd Guards Rifle Regiment, Hero of the Soviet Union. Photo with a gift inscription to N.P. Khazov's brother Andrey.

Halguev Jamald

Khalukhaev Bersnak Borzovich

Khamathanov Hadzhibikar Hadzhimuradovich

Khamkhoev Mahmud

Kharsiev Elmurza Osievich

Khasyrov Tatarkhan Osmanovich (on the left)

Tsaroev Abdula (on the left)