CITY: Buinaksk DATE OF BIRTH: 01/01/1915 DATE OF DEATH: 02/11/1972 HISTORY: Title: Captain. Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops. Division: 109th Panzer Division. Akhmed-Pasha Abdusalamovich Abdulaev. Akhmedpasha was born in Temir-khan-Shura (the current name of Buinaksk) in 1915 in the family of a teacher. In 1938 he was drafted into the army, and he ended up serving in the 2nd separate Far Eastern army. Here, after completing the course of a young soldier, he was appointed commander of the 35th rifle squad, 12th rifle division. He was very fond of the service, especially field shooting, crosses. He always tried to keep his squad among the best in a company or battalion. But two intense and intense years of service passed, and in January 1940 Akhmed Pasha was transferred to the reserve from the city of Blagoveshchensk. Three days later, after arriving home, he began his studies at the Dagestan Pedagogical Institute, from where he joined the army in April 1938. After a year and a half, the war began. Among the thousands and thousands of young people who besieged the military registration and enlistment offices of their cities, there was also Ahmed Pasha. The institute decided to give graduates the opportunity to pass exams ahead of schedule. A graduate of the Pedagogical Institute, Abdulaev Akhmed-Pasha, was called up and sent to the Stalingrad region as a cadet of the Kamyshin Tank School. After graduating from college, in September 1942, he was appointed commander, who had already managed to demonstrate his excellent tactical and technical qualities of the famous T-34 tank 109 tank brigade of the 16th tank corps of the Stalingrad front. In the autumn-winter period of 1942, there were very heavy defensive battles near Stalingrad, where our fellow countryman Akhmed-Pasha Abdulaev with all the defenders courageously and bravely led his tank to the enemy's position. The Germans also stubbornly moved forward, they were not stopped by their own large losses in manpower and equipment. In one of the battles, in the area of ​​the Vertyachy farm, on November 24, 1942, A. Abdulaev's tank was hit and began to burn, then the commander ordered the crew to leave the car. Helping each other, the tankers got out of the burning tank, but they failed to save the driver - he died, and the commander was concussed, he ended up in EG No. 1676 in Saratov. After being discharged from the hospital in January 1943, for health reasons, he was appointed commander of the commandant tank platoon of the 114th tank battalion. As part of his battalion, he took an active part in many battles, as well as in the famous tank battle near Prokhorovka on the Kursk Bulge. In October 1943, senior lieutenant A. Abdulaev was appointed chief of staff of a tank-repair battalion. Often, his rembat had to not only "treat" tanks, but also to participate in hostilities. With battles, our tankers advanced to the West, inflicting damage on the enemy and paving the way for our infantrymen. Heavy and intense battles were fought in Germany. Paving the way for themselves and the infantry with fire and caterpillars, they approached the outskirts of Berlin. It was not easy here for the tank rembat Abdulaev A. On April 28, 1945, a few days before the victory, Akhmed-Pasha was seriously wounded. But after treatment, he still had to serve in the army for some time as a senior adjutant of the 114th separate tank battalion of the first Ukrainian front. Akhmed-Pasha Abdusalamovich Abdulaev demobilized on September 6, 1946. The captain's chest was decorated with the Order of the Patriotic War II degree and the Order of the Red Star; medals "For Courage", "For the Defense of Stalingrad", "For Victory over Germany"; his combat path was marked by many thanks of the Supreme Command Comrade. I. Stalin. Akhmed-Pasha Abdusalamovich Abdulaev worked at the Buinak Pedagogical School until February 11, 1972, when his heart suddenly stopped right at the workplace. Everyone who worked with him respected him as an excellent, fair and demanding teacher. He was a strong mathematician and strove to give his students as much knowledge as possible. The veteran was buried in his native Buinaksk. You can see the detailed military path on the Memory of the People website: https://pamyat-naroda.ru/heroes/podvig-chelovek_kartoteka1009384437/.