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Kolesnikova (Bolshakova) Valentina Mikhailovna
Korobeinikov Afanasy Guryanovich
Vasiliy Kolbyashkin
Tamara Klevtsova (Dyukova)
Vasily Zamyatin
Anastasia Krichevskaya/Strelnikova/Tubskaya
Ivan Maksimovich Kolesnikov
Alexander Zaitsev
Peter Klimenko
Golomedov Ivan Prokhorovich
Golovkin Mikhail Stepanovich
Kolesnikova (Bolshakova) Valentina Mikhailovna
Korobeinikov Afanasy Guryanovich
Vasiliy Kolbyashkin
Tamara Klevtsova (Dyukova)
Vasily Zamyatin
Anastasia Krichevskaya/Strelnikova/Tubskaya
Ivan Maksimovich Kolesnikov
Alexander Zaitsev
Peter Klimenko
Golomedov Ivan Prokhorovich
Golovkin Mikhail Stepanovich
Anastasia Krichevskaya/Strelnikova/Tubskaya

Anastasia Krichevskaya/Strelnikova/Tubskaya

Branch of Service: Military Medical Staff _x000D_ She got married on June 21, 1941, when they were returning home in the morning after the wedding, she learned that the war had begun._x000D_ On June 23, she was mobilized and taken as a nurse to the ambulance train. In the war, the wounded called her Nadezhda (Hope), in the faith of salvation. While loading the wounded into the train, she was hit by a bomb and a shell fragment torу out her gall bladder. After the hospital, she was transferred to Armavir (REP-31), where she had access to particularly important documents. When the Germans attacked, the city was evacuated, and she was instructed to return and find the missing safe box of the Military District Medical Department in order to take very important secret documents from it. Thanks to the citizens who helped my grandmother, she took out the documents from Armavir on her own._x000D_ Upon returning, the Chief of the Political Department of REP-31, Major Petrov, took off his breas the Order of the Red Star and handed it to her for completing this task._x000D_ But he did not have time to reissue the documents, because he was killed in the bombing. On the same day, she learned that her husband had died. She managed to get 200 wounded soldiers out of the encirclement, loaded them into a passing ambulance train, and after 6 hours on the road, a ton bomb hit the train and my grandmother received a severe concussion. 5 days she moved in a suspended grid, all that was left of the car. The train brought my grandmother to Baku, where she was sheltered by the Aliyev family. After the hospital, she was sent to the rear, to Central Asia. After the war, she worked as a pediatrician, was active in literature, and wrote poetry, stories, fables, was the head of the literary salon "Lira" in Tolyatti. She wrote a novel about the war, but did not have time to publish it.

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