Partisan detachment in one of the villages
Soviet guerrillas sneak behind enemy lines, 1942.
Shura Guzikov, son of a Cotton partisan, Matvei Guzikov, who was burned alive in an oven.
Headquarters of the Death to German Occupiers Brigade. Standing with a pipe - D.V.Emlyutin
Reconnaissance platoon commander Foreman Nikolai Berezovoy during one of the partisan raids of Sergei Iovlev's detachment
Staff of the 2nd Kletnya Brigade developing a military operation
Members of the Dmitrov underground district committee of the CPSU(b)
Partisans during crossing of the river, Ukraine
Member of the partisan movement
21984 Azov Museum Reserve
Peasants pass bread to the Soviet guerillas, 1943.
Staff of the 2nd Kletnya Brigade developing a military operation
Сентябрь 1943 г.

Staff of the 2nd Kletnya Brigade developing a military operation

2nd Kletnya Partisan Brigade was created in October 1942 from scattered detachments of Bryansk and Smolensk partisans (Commander A. N. Galyuga, Commissar P. V. Lebedev). The brigade consisted of four battalions and numbered more than a thousand people, actively interacted with the Command of the 43rd Army and the recon department of the Reserve Front. Since March 1943 the 2nd Kletnya Brigade was commanded by T. M. Korotchenko.

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