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Zhilyaev Ivan Semenovich

Zhukov Fedosiy Efimovich
Zhorov Andrei Andreevich
Zhuravleva (Labunskaya) Vladislava Ivanovna
Zhikhar Vladimir Vasilyevich
Zhambalov Arsalan Zhambalovich
Revkov Ivan Ivanovich
Raspopova Nina Maksimovna
Pyrkov Yuri Ivanovich
Pylaev Evgeny Alekseevich
Prokhorov Evgeny Petrovich
Zhilyaev Ivan Semenovich

Zhukov Fedosiy Efimovich
Zhorov Andrei Andreevich
Zhuravleva (Labunskaya) Vladislava Ivanovna
Zhikhar Vladimir Vasilyevich
Zhambalov Arsalan Zhambalovich
Revkov Ivan Ivanovich
Raspopova Nina Maksimovna
Pyrkov Yuri Ivanovich
Pylaev Evgeny Alekseevich
Prokhorov Evgeny Petrovich
Zhambalov Arsalan Zhambalovich

Zhambalov Arsalan Zhambalovich

Rank: Major Troops: Armored and Mechanized Troops Division: 210th Infantry Khingan Division. Arsalan Zhambalovich Zhambalov (Zhambalon) 28.05.1924 - 17.02.2011. A veteran of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR Honorary Citizen of Chita region, People's Poet of the Republic of Buryatia. In 1941, Arsalan Zhambalov, as the winner of the regional competition of young artists (paintings "At the harvest" and "Landscape" took first place), was enrolled in the Moscow secondary art school. But the war with Hitler's Germany began... As he had not reached the draft age, he, together with his peers, was sent on the line of the military commissariat for accelerated service in Chita school of factory - factory training (FZO). In August 1942, Arsalan Zhambalov left the town of Shilka for service in the army. The first months of army service were spent in the training mortar battalion at Malta station in Irkutsk region. Six months later, in February 1943, the battalion was alerted, the soldiers were put in freight cars and brought to the south-eastern border of the Homeland. The youth did not sulk in the face of difficulties. Arsalan Zhambalov, having a minute free of combat and political training, took notes in his small notebook, which he always carried in the breast pocket of a shirt. As a result, during 1944-1945 he managed to write more than ten stories and two dozen poems on military theme. He sent them to the editorial offices of the newspapers “Agyn Nen” and “Buryad-Mongoloy Nen”, which published the soldier's works and sent him newspaper issues with them. All of his division's fellow countrymen gathered in free hours and organized collective readings of Buryat newspapers. In addition, Arsalan Zhambalov was a war correspondent for the editorial office of the Transbaikal Military District 'At Combat Post' and wrote notes on the combat and political training of soldiers and sergeants. In early August 1945, the Red Army had to eliminate the threat from the east - to defeat the Kwantung Army of Japan in Manchuria. At that time, Arsalan Zhambalov was studying at the Transbaikal Military and Infantry School of Junior Commanders and was recalled to his unit. The 210th Infantry Division was given the name "Khinganskaya" for successfully overcoming the Great Khingan. All personnel were given a commendation. So, the war with Japan began with lightning speed and ended in a short time. By coordinated in time, place and target troops strikes of The Zabaikalsky, 1st and 2nd Far Eastern Fronts, the Pacific Fleet and the Amur military flotilla the Kwantung Army was completely defeated , which decided the fate of that terrible war. Arsalan Zhambalovich Zhambalov (Zhambalon) was awarded many government awards for his military and valorous work: the Order of Great Patriotic War II degree and the Order of Friendship of Peoples, 4 badges of honor, 16 medals for victory in the Great Patriotic War and labor services, as well as many certificates of honor. Arsalan Zhambalovich (Zhambalon) was awarded the titles "Veteran of Labor", "Honored Pensioner", "Honored Cultural Worker of the RSFSR", "Honorary Citizen of Chita region", "People's Poet of the Republic of Buryatia".

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