CITY: Dedevnya Revda, Yalutorovsky district, Tyumen region DATE OF BIRTH: 04/03/1919 DATE OF DEATH: 04/17/1989 HISTORY: Title: Corporal Type of troops: Artillery Division: 136th rifle division (1st formation) My grandfather - Aliev Shiriazdan Safarovich was born in 1919 in the village of Revda, Yalutorovsky district, Tyumen region. Place of service: 1190 pap RGK 1 PribF; 136 apabr 1 appr. In his documents there are mistakes everywhere , in the name, in the surname. HERE IS DATA ABOUT HIM ON THE SITE "IN MEMORY OF THE PEOPLE" Aleev Shiryazdan Safarovich Private .1919 Tyumen region, Yalutorovskiy district, Revda village. Consolidated card index List of awards 09/18/1943 Medal "For Military Merit" Aleev Sharyazdan Safarovich. Order of the Red Star Corporal. 1919, Place of service: 136 apabr. Rewarding Aleev Sharistan Safarovich. Medal "For Military Merit" Red Army soldier -1919, Place of service: 1190 Popes of the RGK 1 Baltic Front. Rewarding Aleev Shiryasdan Safarovich Corporal - 1919 Tyumen region, Yalutorovskiy district, Revda village. Medal "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945." Sergeant, Combat path of Shiriazdan Safarovich Aliyev In April 1939, my grandfather was drafted into the ranks of the Soviet army. He served in the 17th artillery regiment, did not manage to demobilize when the Great Patriotic War began. According to the stories of his grandfather, his military life began in the Smolensk region. He fought in the 1190 cannon artillery regiment as a tractor-mechanic, and from July 1944 until the end of the war as part of the 136 artillery regiment as part of the 1st Baltic Front. According to the stories of his grandfather, at the beginning he had a tractor on wood fuel, he got a diesel one only in 1943. It is about the wood-fired tractor, I think, that the order on awarding the grandfather with the medal "For Military Merit" is discussed: Despite the fact that the tractor that Aliyev drives has completed its due date, but thanks to the caring and skillful attitude to the entrusted equipment, ensured the uninterrupted operation of the tractor, thereby ensuring the fulfillment of the assigned combat mission "- regiment commander lieutenant colonel Gurov, chief of staff lieutenant colonel Baklanov". Here are the lines from the order on rewarding the grandfather, which characterize him as a courageous, executive, stubborn person in achieving his goal and, of course, as a good specialist: “... Working as a tractor driver during the Patriotic War, on his tractor, he covered more than 3,500 km, delivering a gun and ammunition to the indicated areas, in a timely manner, without an accident and on time "Only from 2 to 5 January 1945. He made a 100 km march and delivered a gun to the areas of firing positions in a timely manner without delays. From 18 to 26 January 1945, he made a 250 km march and also in a timely manner. and safely delivered the cannon to the concentration areas. "For his persistent work as a tractor driver, ensuring the timely fulfillment of a combat order to move the battery, to award a government award with the Order of the Red Star" - the commander of the 6th battery, Captain Loskutov, division commander Major Demidov. The path covered in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 ", in which the author's drawings and signatures. Grandfather was thanked by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief Marshal of the Soviet Union for his participation in the battles near Velikie Luki. Then the regiment moved in the Kursk direction. The soldiers liberated the Latvian SSR, its capital Riga. After the liberation of the city of Riga, the 136th Red Banner Riga Artillery Regiment was formed, as part of which my grandfather liberated Poland, the troops entered Poland, liberated its capital, Warsaw (awarded the medal "For the Liberation of Warsaw"). The grandfather reached Berlin. Grandfather was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War, II degree, for military services near Berlin. The medals "For military services", "For the capture of Berlin", "For the victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", "For courage".