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Kisurin Peter Andreyevich
Kinzhibayev Miralya Kireevich
Keis ( Yakovleva ) Elfrida Ivanovna
Kalachev Fyodor Ivanovich
Kolbasin Deomid Ivanovich
Kunichansky Danil Gavrilovich
Kabaloev (hæbæloti) Guide (gæit) Nauruzovich (nuruzi furt)
Stepan Stepanovich Kozub
Korotkova Zoya Petrovna

Kablov Nikolai Dmitrievich
Krasnikov Alexey Ivanovich
Kisurin Peter Andreyevich
Kinzhibayev Miralya Kireevich
Keis ( Yakovleva ) Elfrida Ivanovna
Kalachev Fyodor Ivanovich
Kolbasin Deomid Ivanovich
Kunichansky Danil Gavrilovich
Kabaloev (hæbæloti) Guide (gæit) Nauruzovich (nuruzi furt)
Stepan Stepanovich Kozub
Korotkova Zoya Petrovna

Kablov Nikolai Dmitrievich
Krasnikov Alexey Ivanovich
Kunichansky Danil Gavrilovich

Kunichansky Danil Gavrilovich

Title: Red Army man. Branch of forces: Ground Forces, Air Force (except naval aviation), coastal service, NKVD troops, border troops. Danil Gavrilovich was born on January 6, 1906 in the village of Vorontsovka, Kachir district, Pavlodar region. Member of the Great Patriotic War, private. He was commissioned for health reasons in 1943 or 1944. He came shell-shocked, but did not live long, died of the wounds received during the war in the village of Vorontsovka, did not live to see the day of the victory. After him he left his wife Lukerya (Lusha) and daughter Nadezhda. Mikhail Gavrilovich, born in 1919. Member of the Second World War, lieutenant colonel. After the war went into reserve. He moved to Lviv with his family (Z/Ukraine) and lived there all his life. He died in Lviv in 1983 (not the exact date of death). Before the war, Danil worked as a tractor combiner. Danil Gavrilovich had his family before the war: wife Kunichanskaya Kharitina Klimovna and children: Peter, Nikolai, Anatoly, Nina and Valya. In 1941, Danil went to the front as a Red Army soldier. Danil Gavrilovich went through the war from 1941-1945, participated in the liberation of Berlin. After the war, two more children Valery and Raisa were born in the family of Danil Gavrilovich. After the war, Danil Gavrilovich lived and worked in village Vorontsovka, on the collective farm "Way to Communism" as a chairman of the collective farm, until retirement age. In 1966 (60 years old) he retired and the whole family moved to the village of Ivanovka, Pavlodar region, Kachira district. Until the last day, Danil Gavrilovich lived in the village of Ivanovka, where he was buried on July 9, 1985. Eternal memory to our warriors -liberators!!!

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