BACKGROUND: Troops: Communication Troops. Even before the war, the family moved to Krasnoyarsk Krai for permanent residence. After finishing 10th grade in 1942, she voluntarily came to the Komsomol and asked to be sent to the front. Having received the consent, she passed the medical commission, and in September 1942, having loaded into echelons, she was sent together with other girls to the east. The military service was held near Khabarovsk as a telegraph operator. After the declaration of war with Japan, as part of the 119th Independent Battalion of the 11th Air Army she served near the village of Konstantinovka near the Amur River. The news of the Victory was also received here. For participation in the Great Patriotic War, she was awarded the Order of Patriotic War II degree, medals "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945", "For the Victory over Japan. In addition to combat, Anna has awards for achievements in labor and jubilee medals. And then she returned to her homeland near Khabarovsk. But diplomatic relations with Japan remained tense, and a decision was made to relocate the battalion to Kamchatka. Anna served in Vladivostok for some time, and after receiving an order for demobilization, she returned home to Krasnoyarsk. On the recommendation of the district party committee, she graduated from the Novosibirsk Law School and, having received a referral to the Kemerovo region, worked for the Ministry of Justice. For 19 years she worked as a people's judge. More than five years she worked as a chairman of the Kirovsky District Court of Kemerovo. Zheleznova Anna Grigoryevna, for her diligent work and high performance, was repeatedly encouraged by letters of commendation, honorary certificates, valuable gifts. She took an active part in public life to promote the laws of the Russian Federation. Anna Grigoryevna was repeatedly elected a deputy of the district council of workers' deputies of Kirovsky district of Kemerovo