Faces of war

Frolov Mikhail Ivanovich (11/12/1922 12/13/2005) When the Great Patriotic War began, Frolov MI was a cadet at the Naval School in Leningrad. In the autumn, the Nazi troops came very close to Leningrad, and soon the city was under siege. The cadets of the naval college, like all the residents of the city, heroically defended themselves from the enemy invasion. Winter in 1941 came early and was very frosty. The evacuation of institutions and people, primarily children, from Leningrad began. The only way to get out of the besieged city, albeit at great risk, was the so-called "road of life" on the ice of Lake Ladoga. The cadets of the naval school left the city on foot on skis. They marched about 20 km along the "road of life". Frolov continued his service on the Western Front, taking part in the construction of fortifications, the construction of crossings and pontoons, and participating in battles. After the war, Frolov M.I. graduated from the Higher Military Technical College. Kuibyshev (VVITKU) and continued to serve in the ranks of the Soviet Army. He finished his service with the rank of engineer-colonel. Frolov M.I. was awarded the Order of the Red Banner, the Order of the Patriotic War, the medal "For Military Merit", "For the Defense of Leningrad", "For the Victory over Germany", the jubilee medal "In honor of the complete liberation of Leningrad from the Nazi blockade" and, already in peacetime, numerous medals for many years of impeccable service in the ranks of the armed forces. the forces of our Motherland.

Дегтярев Владимир Михайлович Младший сержант 1904 года рождения, уроженец Воронежской области Ольховатского района, к/з "Путь Хлебороба". Призван в 1942 году Ольховатским РВК Воронежской области. Был командиром отделения роты противотанковых ружей 35-й механизированной бригады. В составе боевой бригады прошел путь до Харькова. Был ранен в бою под городом Харьков. Умер от ран 8 августа 1943 года. Похоронен в Харьковской области Дергачевском районе, с. Пересечное.

Gvozdenko Mikhail Sergeevich. Enlisted in the war on June 23, 1941. Served in the 88th Infantry Regiment, 1st Guards Rifle Division of the Southwestern Front. In battles near the city of Orel, he was wounded in the shoulder and lost an eye. For courage and bravery demonstrated in combat, awarded two orders: "Order of the Red Star," "Order of the Patriotic War" 1st degree, and other medals. Born September 2, 1911. Died November 2, 1992.

"Portrait of A.V. Berg in Military Uniform," on Cardboard, 1942

"Boris Balter – Major of the Red Army, with his Wife Valentina Andreevna, at the Front." 1943-1944

"Boris Balter – Major of the Red Army, with his Wife Valentina Andreevna, at the Front." 1943-1944

"Chest Portrait of a Young Man and Woman in Military Uniform." July 1942

"A.M. Skidalsky (left) demonstrating border fortifications model." Lithuania, Shakyaŭ, 1941

B.E. Tikhonov in Military Uniform. Reproduction.1941–1945.

"Lieutenant Ogryzko V.T. (in helmet) at guard defense positions of the final supply station with manpower and weapons for the 16th Army under Marshal K.K.Rokossovsky. "Moscow Region, Shakhovskiy District. Autumn 1941."

"Ogryzko V.T. – Lieutenant during a demonstration exercise of the 1st Company, 1st Red Banner Regiment of the Dzerzhinsky Special Purpose Division. City of Moscow. 1941."

"Major Ogryzko V.T. – Commander of the Honor Guard Company. City of Moscow. 1942."

"Materials from the former Museum of History of Oktyabrsky District, Moscow. 'Grigory Osheverov, Secretary of Leninsky District Committee of VKSML, one of the organizers of the battalion formed by workers of Leninsky District, Moscow.' City of Moscow. 1941."

"Materials from the former Museum of History of Oktyabrsky District, Moscow. 'A.S. Aslanov, participant of the anti-fascist movement. 1945."

"Materials from the former Museum of History of Oktyabr'sky District, Moscow. 'Krasnov I.I. - Driver of Apakov Tram Depot during the War Years.' 1941-1943."