Artillery

Rogov Vladimir Grigoryevich_x000D_ _x000D_ He was born on July 1, 1918 in the village of Izbishche, Zemlyanskiy district (currently. Semilukskiy) in Voronezh region. In 1937, he graduated from the Zemlyansk Pedagogical College with a degree “The teacher of elementary school”. In 1938, he was called up for military service and sent to study at the military artillery school of communications in Ashkhabad, where he studied from September 1938, and graduated in July 1940 with the rank of Lieutenant. In the same summer of 1940, after a short vacation, he left for military service in a part of the destination. He took part in combat operations in the period from October 1941 to October 1943 as part of the 830th Rifle regiment and the 99th Guards artillery regiment of the 47th Rifle division, from January 1941 to January 1942 as a Deputy company commander. Participated in the defense of Moscow in 1941-1942 From the stories of V. G. Rogov about the defense of Moscow: "It was a very difficult time. Our military unit was surrounded near Moscow. Cracking frosts, although they played into the hands of the Soviet troops, but made life difficult for them. It was not only cold, but also hungry. Those products that were dropped to Soviet soldiers from planes were often blown away by the wind to the location of German units. I had to eat the meat of dead horses. They cooked it at night, because during the day the Germans opened fire on every smoke they saw. Some of them were surrounded for two months. They left the encirclement through a narrow corridor that was shot through by the Germans. "for participating in the Heroic Defense of Moscow, V. Rogov was awarded the medal "For the Defense of Moscow", which was awarded to him only in 1970. During the liberation of Kiev, the regiment in which V. G. Rogov fought operated in the Kiev direction. "Part of the crossing of the Dnieper, provided communication, preparing for the liberation of Kiev, - said Rogov V. G.-it Was in the winter, the crossing was bombed by the Nazis. The ice turned to crumbs; ice floes reared up in the way of Soviet soldiers. After the crossing, the remaining soldiers and commanders lay in the snow for two hours, waiting for the command to attack. And surprisingly, none of the soldiers and officers fell ill after this crossing." During this crossing, Rogov V. G. drowned in the Dnieper planchette (officer's bag), which included awards received by this time and award documents. At the end of 1943, Rogov V. G. was wounded, and from January 1944 to June 1944 he was treated in the reserve of the 3-d Ukrainian front. Soviet troops were moving West, liberating Soviet land and foreign countries from the Nazi invaders. Rogov V. G. took part in the storming and capture of Budapest, and was awarded the medal "for the capture of Budapest". The words from his favorite song "the Enemies burned down their native hut":".... and on his chest shone a medal for the city of Budapest", always took them to heart, it is clear that everything experienced in the war seemed to pass through the heart at this moment. Another song was very much loved and revered by him - "Cranes", and always while listening to these songs, tears appeared in his eyes. The victory was met by captain Rogov V. G. in Prague, but the war in Czechoslovakia did not end on may 9, and the unit in which he fought with the unfinished fascists on the territory of Czechoslovakia. Then their military unit was sent to Austria, where in June 1945 the military camp of the Soviet troops "Kaufholz" was formed near the city of Alensteig. For participation in the second world war Rogov V. G. he was awarded along with all the medal "for the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945" in August 1946, Rogov V. G. was discharged from the military unit No. 1349 of the anti-Aircraft artillery regiment. In the post-war years, Rogov V. G. worked in rural schools of the Semilukskiy district as a primary school teacher, head teacher, and then the Director. In 1960, he graduated from the Voronezh Pedagogical Institute with a degree “German language Teacher” and worked at the school of s. Izbishche Semilukskiy district, and then in the village of Kurbatovo Nizhnedevitskiy district as a German language teacher.

Rakityansky Nikolay Fedorovich

Rakityanskiy Nikolay Fedorovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Corporal_x000D_ Branch of the troops: Artillery _x000D_ Division: 358th rifle Leningrad-Khinganskaya Red Banner order of Suvorov division according to the memories of my father Rakityanskiy Nikolai Fedorovich, he also could not wait to go to the front, to fight the enemy. He was only 16 years old when, after the battle of Kursk, he came to the military enlistment office as a volunteer. This is how he remembered it: "Before I got to the front, when the Germans were in our area, we had to work with them to break the ice on the river, to carry huge blocks of ice on a cart. The work was hard, my hands, neck, face were stiff, and my whole body ached. It was easy to get pneumonia and die. And, most importantly, I was angry that I had to work for the Germans. I ran away from this to the front. Before I went to war, I was determined, like other boys, and I dreamed of romance. Later, when I experienced the cold, the fear and the danger, the roar and the howl, I felt a growing desire in me that this grinding, roaring and howling, death and stench, would soon stop once and for all. I returned home with the joy of the fact that, although I was seriously wounded-in the chest through, but did not die! » It was mentioned above that the troops of the 1st Ukrainian front joined the troops of the Belarusian front. The roads of my grandfather Stepa and father Kolya converged. Naturally, they could hardly meet, although they served side by side and did one thing in common. My father served on the 3rd Belorussian and Baltic fronts as a corporal, first as a sniper, then as a submachine gunner, and later as a scout in the commander's personal guard. He remembered that: "Was it scary in the trenches? Of course, even as! Especially when "Katyusha" entered the battle. You sit in the dark, the darkness is impenetrable, where your own, where others-it is not clear, and suddenly over your head with a howl sweep missiles "Katyusha". It feels like every shell is flying right at you. And you know it's high above you, but it's still scary, you can't move your legs or your arms. But you need to get out of the trench and run forward while the artillery preparation lasts." Dad was shot twice. The first shard broke through his Shoe and sank into the foot of his right foot. An orderly helped him cut the Shoe and the splinter off and bandaged his leg. After this slight injury, after lying in the hospital for several months, the Pope was back in the ranks. The second time, he was hit much more seriously: in the chest through and through. With this chest wound, my father lay in a hospital bed until the end of the war. The Pope complained that "I did not have time to perform any feat, and I did not kill a single German, but I smelled gunpowder, as they say, and got injured." But the Motherland marked the participation of young men like my father in the war differently. Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of may 9, 1947 my father, Rakityanskiy Nikolay Fedorovich, was awarded the medal "For Victory over Germany in the great Patriotic War 1941 - 1945" In 1985 decree of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the Victory of Soviet people in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. he was also awarded the Order of Patriotic War II degree. My father was an exceptionally intelligent, educated man. He could play the balalaika and recited poems and fables perfectly. I loved A. Twardowski very much, I knew his " Vassili Tyorkin” by heart. My father was a Jack-of-all-trades and an exceptionally humble man.

Rusanov Grigory Grigoryevich

Rusanov Alexander Grigoryevich

Ramazanov Sultanahmed Muradaevich

Ramazanov Sultanahmed Muradaevich_x000D_ Rank: Sergeant military_x000D_ Branch: Artillery _x000D_ Unit: 2nd rifle division (2nd formation) _x000D_ _x000D_ My grandfather Ramazanov S.M. was born on January 10, 1916, in the village of Titel, Kurakhsky district of the Republic of Dagestan. I want to share a small description of my Grandfather from the words of my mother, that is, his daughter. My grandfather raised six children, three sons and three daughters, and my mother is the fourth child in a family that continued military service after serving 25 years in the Federal Security Service. My grandfather graduated from the Higher military intelligence school in St. Petersburg, served under Tsar Nicholas II with the rank of major._x000D_ My father was drafted into the army in 1938 and immediately got into the intelligence group, went through the war as a private. In 1939 and 1940, he participated in the Finnish war. _x000D_ Later he was sent to the 1st Ukrainian front. He fought on the Kursk bulge, crossed the Dnieper and was seriously wounded near Zhytomir. After the hospital, his left arm was completely amputated and at the end of 43 years he was discharged. I always remembered my father as honest, brave and strong!

Rannev Ivan Petrovich

Rannev Ivan Petrovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Sergeant Ivan Petrovich Rannev fought with the Germans and Japanese, survived, and his four brothers also returned home. Ivan Petrovich and his wife Alexandra Grigorievna raised three daughters. Ivan Petrovich was born in 1915 in the village of Alexandrovka, Morshansky district. _x000D_ In September 1937, Ivan had been served. He studied as a scout in the artillery, being a topographer. In 1939, Ivan Rannev participated in military operations in Poland as part of the Red Army. In 1940, he was sent to Kiev to study clerical work. After studying, Ivan came to the city of Berdichev, where the war found him. From the very first days, he became an active participant in the fighting. He fought in the infantry, was a reconnaissance commander in the artillery. In the city of Dubno, some of them were surrounded. _x000D_ Ivan Petrovich took part in the liberation of many cities of Poland, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia, in the defeat of Vlasov's army units in the Brno region, and in the fighting of Japanese samurai. For bravery, courage and fighting courage Ivan was awarded medals "For the capture of Budapest", "For capture of Vienna", "For courage", "For military merit", "For victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945", "For victory over Japan", medal of Zhukov and many other commemorative medals. Winter in 1945-1946. Ivan Petrovich Rannev and his unit were in the city of Achinsk. They helped the local population to remove the grain harvest from under the snow. They lived in dilapidated barracks. In the summer of 1946, Ivan was discharged from the army, and he returned to his village Alexandrovka.

Alexander Nikolaevich Ragushin

Alexander Nikolaevich Ragushin_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Lieutenant Colonel. Type of troops: Artillery. Subdivision: 1st artillery division RGK. Alexander Nikolaevich Ragushin Guard Lieutenant Colonel 06.20.1913 – 05.21.1986 _x000D_ _x000D_ My grandfather of my mother's side was born in the hero-city of Leningrad. He spent all his childhood in his hometown, where he graduated from school, received a higher technical education. In 1939 he was called up for special. recruiting into the Red Army to participate in the Soviet-Finnish war. _x000D_ _x000D_ During the Great Patriotic War, he fought as part of the troops of the Leningrad, Stalingrad, Central and 1st Ukrainian frontlines. As part of the artillery troops, as well as as part of the 3rd Guards Light Artillery Brigade of the 1st Guards Artillery Division of the “RGK” 60 Army, 316 Guards Kiev Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment of the 50 Infantry Division of the 52 Army, he took a direct part in the defense of Leningrad, for which he was awarded with a Medal "For the Defense of Leningrad", took a direct part in the defense of Stalingrad, for which he was awarded with the Medal "For the Defense of Stalingrad", was a direct participant in the heroic assault and liberation of Warsaw from 14-17 January 1945, for which he was awarded with the Medal "For the Liberation of Warsaw". _x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ He had two wounds. For his display of valor, courage and bravery in battles, he was awarded with two Orders of the Red Star, the Order of the Patriotic War of the 2nd grade, and was awarded with the Medal "For Military Merit". _x000D_ After the end of the war, he continued his military service in the ranks of the Soviet army in Austria, Czechoslovakia and Germany. _x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ He was married and had two children: daughter Irina (my grandmother) and son – Yuri. In 1954, for length of service in the ranks of the Red Army, he was awarded with the next The Red Star Order, and in 1985, by the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, he was awarded with another Order of the Patriotic War of the 2nd grade for military service in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. In besieged Leningrad, his grandfather lost his entire family, so after retiring, he under no circumstances wanted to return to his hometown of Leningrad, where everything would remind him of his dead relatives. _x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ Together with my great-grandmother Maria Alekseevna Ragushina (also a native of Leningrad who survived the blockade of the City), they chose the Belgorod for their further living in 1959, having traveled around many cities. So my ancestors got to the Belgorod region. Grandfather worked as a chief mechanic in the Belgorod regional executive committee until his retirement.

Ivan Ivanovich Ryndin

Ivan Ivanovich Ryndin_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Lieutenant. Type of troops: Ground Forces, Air Force (except for naval aviation), coastal service, NKVD troops, border troops._x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ Autobiography._x000D_ Me, Ivan Ivanovich Ryndin, was born in 1916 on January 12 in the village of Proskoveya, Budennovsky District, Stavropol Territory in the family of a poor peasant. My parents were Russian by nationality: my father – Ivan Ivanovich Ryndin was born in 1877, my mother – Angelina Anifatyevna Ryndina was born in 1876._x000D_ _x000D_ My parents were engaged in agriculture before and after the October Revolution of 1917. They lived in the village of Proskoveya, Budennovsky District, Stavropol Territory from the time of the Russian Empire until the time when they end up on my dependent._x000D_ _x000D_ Me, Ivan Ivanovich Ryndin, graduated from the seven grade school in 1933. I entered the Factory discipleship school in Grozny in 1934 and graduated in 1935. I received the specialty of a turner. I started working independently from July 1935 to September 1937 as a turner and then as a mechanic at the Proskoveyskaya “MTS” of the Budennovsky District, Stavropol Territory._x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ I was drafted into the ranks of the Red Army in 1937 by the Budennovsky District Military Commissariat of the Stavropol Territory and was sent to the 107th artillery regiment of the 87th self-propelled division. I was sent to the second Rostov Artillery School in June 1941, from which I graduated in September 1941 in Rostov on an accelerated program. I was sent to 22 “VDB” 9 “VDK” in Kirzhach after graduating from college as a commander of a mine company._x000D_ _x000D_ The 22nd Airborne Forces was reorganized into the 108th Guards Rifle Regiment of the 36th Guards “S.D.” in August 1942. As part of this division, I was sent to the Stalingrad Frontline as commander of a mine company. After the Stalingrad Frontline, I was transferred as part of 36 “S.D.” (rifle division) to the Voronezh Frontline in 1943. I was recalled to the 11th Airborne Division of the Airborne Forces of the Lyubertsy city (the village of Kapotnya) as commander of a mine company in June 1943. _x000D_ _x000D_ _x000D_ I participated in the 3rd Ukrainian frontline as a mine company commander from January 1945 to April 1945, as part of 346 “GV SP” 104 “SD”. I was slightly wounded in April 1945 and was sent in hospital no.701 in Baden (Austria)._x000D_ _x000D_ I was sent to his regiment 346 as the commander of a mine company after recovery. I was sent to study at the higher officer courses in the city of Rybinsk in 1947, and after graduation I was sent to the 21st Airborne Division of the 104th regiment as the commander of a mine company. _x000D_ _x000D_ I was not surrounded or captured. _x000D_ I awarded with: "The Red Star Order", "Patriotic War Order 1st grade", "Patriotic War 2nd grade", "October Revolution Order", Medal "For Military Merit", Medal "For the Defense of Stalingrad", Medal "For Victory over Germany in the Second World War", Medal "30 Years of the Soviet Army and Navy", Medal "For the capture of Vienna." _x000D_ I was also awarded with jubilee medals: "Twenty years of victory in GPW 1941-1945", "Thirty years of victory in GPW 1941-1945", "Forty years of victory in GPW 1941-1945", "50 years of the armed forces of the USSR"._x000D_ I was awarded with the "Veteran of Labor” on June 23, 1977 and with the "60 years of the armed forces of the USSR" on 12 December 1978._x000D_ I was accepted as a member of the Komsomol in 1930, and in 1944 I became a candidate member of the “VKP (b)” and was accepted by the political department of “VDB” in 1945. I received a severe reprimand for the loss of a photograph of my party card, which was removed in 1946 by the party commission of the Moscow military district. _x000D_ _x000D_ I am the Member of the “VKP (b)”since August 1947._x000D_ _x000D_ I was married in September 1946. My wife, a former citizen Anna Gavrilovna Polupanova, is Russian by nationality. My wife's mother is Pelogeya Ilinishna Palupanova. Her father is Gavril Ivanovich Polupanov, the blacksmith, died in 1936. _x000D_ _x000D_ The wife's mother worked on a collective farm, lived in the village Proskaveya of the Budennovsky district, Stavropol Region. After the marriage, his wife changed her name to Ryndina Anna Gavrilovna, she is the member of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks since 1942, marriage No. 70 was issued by the Proskovey village council._x000D_ _x000D_ Vera Ivanovna Ryndina 1948 d.b. is my daughter. _x000D_ _x000D_ My parents and my real wife were under German occupation in 1943 for three months before marriage. My wife worked as a teacher before the occupation, but she did not work during the occupation, and hid from the Germans. But later she was sent to prison and was released with the arrival of the Red Army. I myself was abroad as part of the active army. I was part of the 9th Army being abroad (Army Commander of the Guards, Colonel General Glagolev). _x000D_ _x000D_ As the commander of the third mine company of the third combat battalion of the 346th Guards of the Order of Alexander Nevsky, the combat regiment of the 104th Guards of the Order of Kutuzov of the 2nd grade of the rifle division of the 38th Guards Corps and participating in battles with the German invaders from 16.03 to 08.05 1945 in the territory of Hungary and Austria, I received the Honor from the Supreme Commander-in-Chief Comrade Stalin for the capture of cities: 1) For breaking through the defense of the southwest. Budapest order No. 300 of 03.24.1945. 2) For the city of Papu, order No. 301 of 03.26.1945. 3) For the city of St. Pölten, order No. 330 dated 04.15.1945. 4) For the city of Znaimo, order No. 367 dated 05.08.1945. _x000D_ _x000D_ Date of death of I.I. Ryndin September 11, 1987

Raschepkin Viktor Ivanovich

Raschepkin Viktor Ivanovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Colonel. Branch of service: Artillery. Division: 36th guards rifle upper Dnieper red banner order of Suvorov and Kutuzov division. Viktor Ivanovich Raschepkin, born on September 09, 1924. Place of birth Grozny. Place of residence in Volgograd.Viktor Ivanovich shlyavkin, born on September 09, 1924. Place of birth Grozny. He participated in the great Patriotic war, performed international duty in various parts of the world, took part in the elimination of the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster, served and worked in various positions in the civil defense forces and civil organizations. In their honor, the stand "Our veterans" was made and placed in the foyer of the civil protection Committee of Volgograd. Meetings with veterans always evoke special feelings, pride for them and for our great country. Viktor Ivanovich Raschepkin is a man who lived a great life and left a great mark on the history of the city of Volgograd. Viktor Ivanovich's military life began in Grozny in 1942 after graduating from the machine-gun and mortar school. Battles for Ukraine, Romania, Hungary, Austria ... 22 government awards decorated the chest of a retired Colonel. From 36 years of military service-24 years of service in civil defense. For more than ten years, he served in the headquarters of the GO of the Stalingrad (Volgograd) region. For five years, he headed civil defense courses in the Volgograd region. After graduation, he worked as a teacher at the Department at the Volgograd state agricultural Institute. Over the past twenty years, he has actively participated in propaganda events, was an active member of the Council of veterans of the Voroshilovsky district and the poetry lovers club. Collections of his poems cannot fail to arouse admiration: "Unconquered Stalingrad", "Memory of the fiery years", "life to live is not a field to cross", "home native". He was a dreamer and optimist, believed in the revival of Russia as a great and powerful country. "In the raging expanse of life, where rocks and reefs, and predators are dark, God Grant us to live without fear and grief, So that the turmoil would soon go out of life… Country was reborn, like a Phoenix, from the ashes, So that we all found a decent life” You can envy and strong family of Viktor Ivanovich. August 28, 2012 he, along with his wife Tamara Efimovna Rassheplenia (Iacovino) said its iron wedding. Love of 65 years "my faithful Friend, my love for you is immeasurable!" - read poems of his own composition by a veteran of the great Patriotic war Viktor Ivanovich Raschepkin. The lines are dedicated to his wife, Tamara Efimovna, with whom they went through life together for 65 years. On the eve Of the day of family, love and loyalty, Volgogradskaya Pravda visited the Pushkin family. In a cozy home nest with paintings and yellowed photos – not infirm old people, but happy people. Caring for each other pushed aside age-related ailments. "You can't live your life, you can't cross the field, you can't tell all 65 years of our life together in an hour," said the head of the family, a retired Colonel, and held out photos: "This is me and my Tomochka. What a beauty she is. Greatest happiness. We met in 1947, in Moldova, in the town of Reni. I was serving, and she came to visit her sister. I was not so afraid of bullets in the war as I was afraid of losing her when we were separated for a while by a business trip. But back – wait for me my Tomaska, although there are a lot of suitors was!" recalled Viktor. The couple said that they started their life together from scratch. "We huddled in a five – meter room, one plate for two from the dishes, one mattress from my dowry," Tamara Efimovna recalled. The greatest value in the family was an old icon of St. Nicholas, presented to the newlyweds. The Pushkin family did not have a lavish wedding either, but fate presented the faithful couple with many happy days. Both in Moldova and when they returned to Russia, they settled in Stalingrad. – We raised two sons, Valery and Igor. The first-born is no longer there, he died suddenly at the age of 55, but the memory of our Valery Is very kind and good, " Viktor Ivanovich said, closing his eyes. This is a family thing: you can't raise your hand to your wife, you can't play with the kids anymore, you can't communicate with the children. To be closer to each other, this is the secret of family happiness, - concludes the staunch front-line soldier. He put his arm affectionately around his wife's shoulders. The military tunic thrown on on the occasion of the arrival of journalists rang with orders to the beat of new poems by Viktor Ivanovich: "Life lived for pennies. The main commandment in a difficult life was not to sin. Hard work, intelligence, and honor led us through life. That's why we have everything. All the way to the feasts…” Lessons of courage published by pressa on Fri, 25.02.2011 16: 08 Published in * My height 102. On 22 February, on the eve of the defender of the Fatherland Day, in the city chess club "Ladya" students of the Patriotic squad "My height 102.0" met with a veteran of the great Patriotic war, a participant in the capture of field Marshal Paulus-Viktor Ivanovich Raschepkin. During a fascinating conversation, Viktor Ivanovich told students about his military path, about the war, and told about interesting cases at the front. Young people looked at military photos and trophies with great interest. Viktor Ivanovich throughout the meeting did not cease to surprise everyone with his poems. And in the end-performed a song on the harmonica of the great Patriotic war. As Viktor Ivanovich noted, " the world should not forget the horrors of war, the devastation, suffering and death of millions. This would be a crime against the fallen and living participants of the great Patriotic war and a crime against the future generation. We must remember the war, the heroism and courage of people who have passed the hard, long road of war. To fight for peace is the duty of everyone living on the planet Earth." According to Ilya DROBYAZKO, coordinator of the Patriotic project "My height 102.0", Chairman of the trade Union Committee of VSPU students, member of the Public Chamber of the Volgograd region, assistant to the Deputy of The state Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, " today we warmly thank the veterans of the great Patriotic war for their feat of arms for the Fatherland, for our peaceful present and peaceful future! We are proud of the military exploits of our grandfathers and great – grandfathers, we bow our heads before the courage and fortitude of veterans and participants of local wars, the consequences of which fatefully affected the residents of our country-Russia." It should be noted that Patriotic education of young people is one of the priority areas of activity at the Volgograd state pedagogical University. This is evidenced by both the Patriotic campaign "My height 102.0", which has been developing at the University since 2007 on the initiative of Ilyaz Bulatovich Muslimov, Deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, Deputy Chairman of the interregional coordination Council of the United Russia party in the southern Federal district, and the volunteer group "My height 102.0" created by the students. the material was prepared by the press service of the VSPU students ' trade Union Committee. Years of life of Viktor Ivanovich Raschepkin: 09.09.1924-16.09.2012 Tamara yefimovna Raschepkina (Zhukina) died in 2013.

Romanov Pyotr Vasilievich

Romanov Pyotr Vasilievich _x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Senior Sergeant Military Branch: Artillery Romanov Pyotr Vasilyevich 15 March 1924. He was born in the village of Chentsy, Volokolamsk district, Moscow region, grew up and studied here, at the age of 17 in December 1941, he was drafted into the red army, Volokolamsk RVC, Moscow region. Duty station: 106 mortar regiment 1 mortar brigade 5 artillery division of the breakthrough of the RGC 1st Belorussian front, with the rank of senior Sergeant commander of the intelligence Department. Romanov Pyotr Vasilyevich was awarded the Medal "for courage" for the fact that during the art.on 24.06.1944, all the time, being in the infantry battle formations, he kept in touch with the division commander's NP and during the occupation of the first trenches in the Bunker, he destroyed 4 Germans. Order from 10.07.1944 on 106 mortar regiment of the 1st mortar brigade of the 5th artillery Kalinkovichesky division of the breakthrough. Reserve Of The Main Command. On behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, I award: Commander of the intelligence Department of the 2nd division senior Sergeant Pyotr Romanov. He was born in 1924, Russian, member of the Komsomol, drafted into the Red Army by the Volokolamsk RVC of the Moscow region. For his bravery and bravery, he was awarded the order of the Patriotic war II degree. Senior Sergeant Romanov during the preparation for the artillery attack on the bridgehead in the area of Anjegov, Kiyanka, a thorough reconnaissance found 7 targets, a mortar battery, an anti-tank gun and five machine-gun points that were destroyed by artillery fire. During the battle in the depths of January 14, 1945, together with infantry reconnaissance 2/1135 SP 339 SD first broke into the enemy's trench in the forest of Zap. Kiyanka and from personal weapons destroyed 6 German soldiers. On January 15, 1945, while under enemy artillery fire in the area of Tsepelyuv, he discovered an enemy artillery battery that was covering the withdrawal of a large group of Germans. The battery was suppressed, the group of Germans was dispersed and partially destroyed. In subsequent battles on January 20, 1945, he was wounded. Order to Units of the 4th red banner artillery corps of the breakthrough RGK21 February 1945. No. 060/N 1st Belorussian front. On behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR for exemplary performance of combat tasks of the command on the front of the fight against the German invaders and the valor and courage shown in this case, I award: Order of the Patriotic war II degree. Commander of the intelligence Department of the 106-mortar regiment of the 5th Artillery division, senior Sergeant Pyotr Romanov. The commander 106 mortar regiment Lieutenant Colonel A. Loshak April 1943, fifth artillery division breakthrough joined the fourth artillery corps of break it was formed at the direction of the Supreme commander. The corps consisted of three divisions: the fifth and twelfth breakthrough artillery divisions, and the fifth guards mortar division of rocket artillery. The commander of the corps was appointed Lieutenant-General of artillery Ignatov Nikolay Vasilyevich, who was tested in the battles at Stalingrad, and later Marshal. In the autumn of 1943, Soviet troops reached the Dnieper, and the German command ordered to hold this bridgehead to the last man. The Dnieper was forced on the move, and bridgeheads on the right Bank were captured. Bridges were built, and artillery and tanks were transported across them. The gunners stood to their death, suppressing the enemy's defenses with their fire and supporting the crossing troops. As a result of this summer-autumn campaign, the Red Army liberated the Donbass, part of Ukraine, and began the liberation of Belarus. After the fighting on the Dnieper, the Fourth artillery corps took a direct part in the Belarusian operation. The fifth breakthrough artillery division especially distinguished itself in these battles. In early 1944, the division supported the sixty-fifth army in the battle for the city of Kalinkovichi. For participation in the liberation of this city of the fifth artillery division was awarded the honorary Rank "Kalinkovichskaya".

Romanov George Vasilievich

Romanov George Vasilievich _x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Sergeant branch of service: Artillery. Unit: 27th artillery Ruzicka. Order of Suvorov division. Georgy V. Romanov was born on April 17, 1917 (the date of birth is indicated in the passport on November 25, 1917) in the village of Byurgany in the Buinsky district of the Tatar ASSR. At the age of 3, he lost his mother, grew up with a stepmother who replaced his mother. On July 20, 1931, the entire Romanov family, along with their children, were sent to the Chelyabinsk region to build the city of Magnitogorsk by the sentence of the Buinsky RIK (kulak). According to the Ministry of internal affairs of the Republic of Tatarstan, Georgy Romanov was rehabilitated on December 24, 1992. I started working at the age of 13. He dug ditches, then trained as a Mason-refractor, worked on the construction of a metallurgical plant, attended evening school, graduated from the school of masters, worked in housing construction. On May 04, 1941, he was drafted into the red army. Place of call: Magnitogorsk GVK, Chelyabinsk region, Magnitogorsk. Served as senior evaluator 589-th light artillery regiment 78th light artillery brigade of the 27th Reiichi artillery division breakthrough 10-th guards army of the 2nd Baltic front. He went through the entire war, was awarded the Medal "for bravery "(record number 23686062), the Medal "for military merit" (record number 26426787), the order of the Patriotic war II degree (award document number: 89, date of award document: 06.04.1985; records: 1519347999). "Due to a severe wound (September 24, 1942) and concussion (May 08, 1942), according to the Commission's conclusion, he was unfit for combat service, but despite this he was in a combat unit at his personal request" (from the "Award list" of Sergeant G. V. Romanov, who presented him to the Order of the Red star). In the 50s, he graduated from Magnitogorsk construction College. All his work is connected with the trust "Magnetostroy": he worked as a foreman, foreman, head of the site until his retirement, work experience in the trust for 40 years. In 1946, he married Kuzmina Praskovya Ivanovna, born on December 21, 1916, a native of the village of Byurgany in the Buinsky district of the Tatar ASSR. Praskovya Ivanovna from the age of 14 worked on the construction of Magnitogorsk, where she was sent along with her parents, brother and four young sisters. Praskovya Ivanovna's father died, and her mother was left alone with six children. They lived in dugouts and barracks. Since the children were still young, Praskovya Ivanovna's mother could not work and the only breadwinner in the family was 14-year-old Praskovya. During the great Patriotic war, she worked for the needs of the front. She has the Rank of home front Worker. Awarded the medal of motherhood, medals for Victory. After the war, she worked in housing construction as a plasterer-painter. The marriage gave birth to six children: son Alexander born in 1947, died in 7 months, daughter, Larisa, born in 1949, daughter Lyudmila born in 1950, son Eugene born in 1952, daughter of Love — born in 1953, daughter of Margaret - 1958.Until the end of the life of George Vasilyevich was his faithful and devoted companion. Date of death: Romanov Georgy Vasilyevich 04 August 1998, Romanova Praskovya Ivanovna 04 July 2005.

Voshilo Vikenty Vikentyevich

Voshilo Vikenty Vikentyevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Born in Petrograd (Leningrad, Saint Petersburg) in the family of a worker in the Vyborg district. In the summer of 1940. he graduated from Leningrad school and worked as a watchmaker for several months before being drafted into the army (red army). 28.10.1940 G. called up by the Vyborg RVC of Leningrad in the red army and was sent to serve in the 7th howitzer art. regiment of the 7th tank division of the 6th mech. corps 10 A of the Western special military district (Volkovysk-Western Belarus, V/h 9170) as a cadet of the control platoon, later as a gunner of the fire platoon of the battery of the 1st division of 122 mm howitzers. The military oath of the red army took the city 23.02.1941 in this in/part. After 01.05.1941, 7 gap, in which he served, as part of 7 TD 6 MK 10A was withdrawn to camps West of the city of Bialystok-not far from the new state border in the annexed territory of Western Belarus (forest area-DV. Novoselki, 9 km West of Bialystok and 3 km North of khoroshch). With 18.05.1941 G. gap started training for combat training. In June 1941, 10A was the first echelon of the Zap covering armies. Special VO. The most efficient troops of 10 A were located in the Bialystok salient near the border in camps and barracks. (At the same time, they were involved in the construction of fortified areas along the new state border.) on the most " hot " Bialystok direction of the enemy's offensive. During the fighting of the first days of the war received 29.06.1941 seriously wounded on the battlefield by a German tank near Grodno, was not evacuated from the battlefield and remained in the rear of the advancing enemy. With the active help of his father's relatives (Vikenty Mikhailovich), including his father's brother, who permanently lived in the Grodno region (d. Kronki, p / o Vasilishki, shchuchinsky district), who sheltered him from the Nazis in their village (as a farmhand), he barely managed to recover and get back on his feet. Since the spring of 1942, while deep behind enemy lines in Western Belarus, he joined the ranks of the Soviet-Polish resistance group to the Nazis and took part in the fight against the invaders. In August 1944, during the strategic offensive operation "Bagration" for the liberation of Belarus, when our troops were advancing through the territory of the Grodno region, it was 27.08.1944. enlisted as a red army soldier in one of the units of 31 A of the 3rd Belorussian front operating in this direction, and later-29.08.1944, in the 673 rifle regiment of the 220th rifle division (PP 01838) as a gunner in the fire calculation of the battery of 76-mm artillery guns of the regiment. In the artillery unit 673 SP participated: - in early September 1944.- at the end of the offensive operation "Bagration"; - in September - October 1944 - in the Baltic offensive operation, as well as in the conduct of the 3rd White front of the Gumbinnen-Goldap operation. In the course of participation in the fighting 10/10/1944 he was awarded the military rank of " Junior Sergeant "(PR. KD # 254 from 10.10.1944). Later-from 13.01.1945, he took part in the fighting during the East Prussian operation. During these battles, 28.01.1945 near Konigsberg, he was wounded and evacuated from the battlefield in 1860 to the evacuation hospital (SEG, PP 40370). 4.04.1945 he was transferred to 3335 evac for further treatment (recovery). army hospital (Kaunas). 30.04.1945 G. after the end of treatment, he was sent to the nearby 208th reserve rifle regiment of the 3rd Belorussian front (gumbinnen-Gusev district) for further distribution. Day 9 may-VICTORY over Nazi Germany, met in the military hospital of the garrison of the city of Gumbinnen (Gusev), as the wound gave a complication. For his participation in the fighting during the East Prussian operation, he was awarded the battle medal "for the capture of Konigsberg". From 17.05 to 18.06.1945 he was transferred for further treatment to the 2296 army hospital for the lightly wounded in the city of Insterburg (Chernyakhovsk). 19.06 at the end of treatment in 2296 Arm.GLR, was sent to the 202 reserve rifle regiment, stationed in the same city, to further determine the place of service. 24.06 defined in the 53rd reserve art. regiment of the front (in / h 19682) as the commander of the intelligence Department of the 7th battery of the 3rd division in the same city. After the formation of the Baranovichi military district (09.07.1945) and the disbanding of the 3rd Belorussian front (15.08.1945), the transformation of the front into a district was completed on 01.10.1945 and 19.10.1945. 53 Zap. art. regiment, in which he served, relocated to Bobruisk. There, Jr. s-t Voshchilo V. V. was appointed commander of the intelligence Department in the 1st art. division of the 2205 howitzer art. regiment of the 265 art. brigade of the Baranovichi VO. He was discharged from the army on 24.11.1945. according to the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of 25.09.1945, the conclusion of the Garrison VVK (V/h PP 11936) of 20.11.1945 In December, 1945, he went to study at the Leningrad dental school, at the dental Department, from which he graduated with honors in June, 1947. Having worked for 2 years in the specialty of dental technician, since 1.09.1949 he entered the Leningrad Republican medical school, after the 1st year of which, in September 1950, he entered the Leningrad sanitary and hygienic medical Institute. He graduated from the Institute in 1955. specialty: dentist. According to his specialty, he worked in various groups of medical institutions. First in Kalinin (Tver). Later - in Leningrad in positions from a simple doctor to the head of the Department. In 1960. he was involved in 90-day military training camps at the Military medical Academy in the military specialty of the doctor of the surgical Department. According to the results of the training camp, he was awarded the military rank of "Junior Lieutenant of the medical service". He died as a result of a serious illness at the age of 55.

Vanin Nikolai Andreevich

Vanin Nikolai Andreevich_x000D_ _x000D_ Nikolai Andreevich Vanin (1907-24.05.1946) Hero of the Soviet Union Nikolai Andreevich Vanin was drafted into the ranks of the Workers 'and peasants' red Army by the Kusinsky district military Commissariat of the Chelyabinsk region on August 19, 1941. In battles with the German-fascist invaders since September 1941. He fought on the Western front. On October 27, 1941, private N. A. Vanin was severely concussed in the battle of Mtsensk. Be taken prisoner. On the second attempt, he escaped with a group of red army soldiers. After checking in the NKVD camp, Nikolai Andreevich was sent to the school of Junior commanders, mastered the military profession of an artillery gunner. In the spring of 1943, Junior Sergeant N. A. Vanin was sent as a gunner to the 696th fighter-anti-tank artillery regiment of the Reserve of the Supreme high command, attached to the 5th army of the Western front. In the summer of 1943, he took part in the Smolensk operation. In the battle for the village of Lekarevo Dorogobuzhskaya district of Smolensk region 11 Aug 1943 in repelling enemy counterattacks, supported by 3 self-propelled artillery installations, thanks to the skillful actions of the gunner Vanina calculation tools destroyed 1 SAU and up to 20 soldiers and officers of Wehrmacht. In the autumn of 1943, Nikolai Andreevich participated in the Orsha operation. By the end of 1943, he was promoted to Sergeant and was appointed commander of the 5th battery's artillery gun. The team under the command of Sergeant Vanin distinguished itself in the winter of 1944. During the Vitebsk operation in the battle for the dominant height near the Belarusian village of Hora (Chashkinsky district of the Vitebsk region) under the cover of darkness, Sergeant Vanin rolled out his gun on direct fire. When the offensive began on the morning of February 9, 1944, Vanin's gun destroyed a machine-gun point and two mortars, ensuring the success of the infantry in the battle to capture the height. For distinction in the Vitebsk operation, Nikolai Andreevich was awarded the medal "for bravery" and soon promoted to senior Sergeant. On April 24, 1944, the Western front was transformed into the 3rd Belorussian front and began preparations for the Belorussian strategic offensive operation. Operation Bagration, in which the 3rd Belorussian front conducted the Vitebsk-Orsha, Minsk, Vilnius, and Kaunas operations, began on June 23, 1944. During the offensive front on 16 July 1944 696-th army anti-tank artillery regiment 1029-m rifle regiment 371 infantry division reached the river Neman near the village of Darsuniskis kaisiadoriu district of the Lithuanian SSR (now the municipality of kaišiadorys Kaunas uyezd of the Lithuanian Republic). However, the place of crossing was shot through by German machine gunners. Having rolled out the gun on direct fire, senior Sergeant N. A. Vanin destroyed 2 machine guns and 3 light machine guns of the enemy, thanks to which the rifle units crossed the river and captured a bridgehead on the West Bank. Developing the offensive, during the Kaunas operation, units of the 5th army of the 3rd Belorussian front, repelling several enemy tank attacks, reached the state border with East Prussia on August 29, 1944. During the period of offensive operations from 7 to 16 August, the gun of senior Sergeant N. A. Vanin destroyed 7 German tanks. On March 24, 1945, senior Sergeant Nikolai Andreevich Vanin was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR for his exemplary performance of the command's combat tasks at the front of the fight against the German invaders and for his bravery and heroism. In November 1944, Nikolai Andreevich participated in the Gumbinnen-Goldap operation. During the 1945 campaign, senior Sergeant N. A. Vanin took part in the Insterburg-Konigsberg front operation, the assault on Konigsberg and the elimination of the enemy's zemland group as part of the East Prussian operation. In April 1945, units of the 5th army were withdrawn from the Soviet-German front and transferred to the far East, where they began preparing for war with Japan as part of the Primorye group of forces. In August — September 1945, Nikolai Andreevich participated in the Harbin-Girin offensive operation of the 1st far Eastern front. After the defeat of the Kwantung army, Sergeant N. A. Vanin was discharged and returned to Kusa. Awards: Medal "Gold Star" (24.03.1945) The Order Of Lenin (24.03.1945) Order of the Patriotic war, 2nd class (30.08.1943) Order of Glory, 3rd class (08.08.1944) Order of the red Star (21.07.1945) Medal " for bravery "(07.08.1944) Medal "for the capture of Konigsberg "Medal" for the victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945 "Medal" for the victory over Japan»

Fyodor Mikhailovich Vologzhanin

Fyodor Mikhailovich Vologzhanin_x000D_ _x000D_ Fyodor Mikhailovich from Vologda was born in 1926 in the village of Prokopevka. When the war began, he, a fifteen-year-old boy, took part in all the working days of the rear. He had to be on duty at the fire tower, help with the preparation of material for skis and gun butts, work on road construction. In 1943, Fyodor Mikhailovich was called up to serve in the Vologda region in the 66th reserve artillery regiment, which was being trained for the front. In June 1944 he was among the best fighters sent to the front. He began to serve in the coastal defense division, guarding the city of Arkhangelsk. The guns were very close to the Bank of the Severnaya Dvina river and the anti-aircraft gunners were constantly on the alert: it was impossible to allow the Nazis to break through to the city. After serving until November 1945, Fyodor Mikhailovich went to a regimental school on the Norwegian border, where they trained squad leaders. In may, he graduated and joined a regiment near Norway. In may 1950, among the best, Vologda participated in the meeting of Department commanders-excellent service-in Petrozavodsk. From may to October 1950, Fyodor Mikhailovich taught cadets at the regimental school. And after being discharged at the end of October of the same year, he returned to his homeland and began working in a forest center. 25 years in charge of a collective farm sawmill. Together with his wife Vera Mikhailovna, they raised and raised seven children. He was awarded the orders of the Patriotic war of the 1st and 2nd degree, the medals "for labor distinction", the Zhukov medal and other commemorative medals. He passed away in December 2004.

Vetrenko Pyotr Gavrilovich

Vetrenko Pyotr Gavrilovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Rank: Junior Sergeant Type of troops: Artillery Unit: 305th infantry Belgorod red banner order of Suvorov and Kutuzov division Vetrenko Pyotr Gavrilovich. Born on January 21, 1926. When the war started, he was 15 years old. My father and older brother were called up from the first days of the war. He remained in charge of the family and took care of his mother and five younger siblings. In 1942, when our region was occupied, they had a particularly difficult time, but he did his best. The times were hard, life was hard, and hiding in basements from the atrocities of the Nazi-occupiers and attacks. Hatred of the enemy was growing stronger, the boys were looking for ways to harm the Nazis in every possible way. Once they found a grenade. While they were trying to figure out what to blow up, it exploded itself and severely injured dad's fingers. The Germans came running to the sound of the explosion, put him and a friend in a car and took them to the commandant's office in Korocha.on the way, our people recaptured the car and saved the boys from being shot. Dad said that he was already 18 years old to go to the front, although he was not yet 18 years old.March 5, 1943 " in the battles for our Soviet Homeland against the Nazi invaders, in the battles for the city of Belgorod as part of the 305th rifle division as a Rifleman, Junior Sergeant Vetrenko Pyotr Gavrilovich was wounded in the right hand."In 1943, with the rank of Junior Sergeant, he was Appointed commander of the commandant's Department of the 512 anti-Aircraft Artillery regiment of the Air defense, and was presented with the medal "for MILITARY MERIT". The award documents say "for the time of service in the regiment ml. Sergeant Vetrenko has shown himself to be disciplined, demanding of himself and his subordinates, knows his business well, treats his official duties conscientiously, and enjoys authority. For military services in the battles for our Motherland and the blood spilled, for conscientious service in the red Army, he is worthy of being awarded the government medal "for MILITARY MERIT". My father was very reluctant to talk about the war. He said that it was a very terrible war and it is better for us not to know about it. Only after his death in 1999, we found some documents and awards, although my aunt claims that there were many more. Later, he was also awarded the medal "for BRAVERY", the order of the"Patriotic war II degree". Dad was very modest and never showed awards. Nor did he consider his service a feat. Spoken: "Everyone fought, beat the enemy as best they could." He returned from the war in 1946 from Murmansk. He always lived very honestly and correctly, and was a man of high moral principles. I worked all my life and raised five children with my mother. He had the titles of war Veteran and labor Veteran. He always taught us to live together, take care of our family and love our Homeland.