Alexandra Mikhailovna Milovanova (worker in the rear) was born on November 18, 1923 in the village of Karemsha, Nizhnelomovsky district of the Penza region, in a large family. Before the war, the family moved to the Tula region. During the war years, Alexandra Mikhailovna was able to learn to be an accountant, since 1942 she worked in the regional security office. After the end of the war, the young specialist was invited to work as an accountant at the mine. In 1958, Alexandra Mikhailovna became the chief accountant, and in 1971, the mine was united, she was appointed to be a head of the accounting sector. Over the years of her work, she was repeatedly awarded with Honorary Diplomas of the department for achieving high performance indicators. Alexandra did not have her own family, she lived with her parents. After their death, she moved to live in the village of Zavolzhsky, Saratov region. For almost 40 years she lived with her sister and her family, helped with the housework, knitted warm clothes, scarves. The veteran was awarded the medal "For Valiant Labour in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945."
Alexandra Mikhailovna Milovanova
Alexandra Mikhailovna Milovanova (worker in the rear) was born on November 18, 1923 in the village of Karemsha, Nizhnelomovsky district of the Penza region, in a large family. Before the war, the family moved to the Tula region. During the war years, Alexandra Mikhailovna was able to learn to be an accountant, since 1942 she worked in the regional security office. After the end of the war, the young specialist was invited to work as an accountant at the mine. In 1958, Alexandra Mikhailovna became the chief accountant, and in 1971, the mine was united, she was appointed to be a head of the accounting sector. Over the years of her work, she was repeatedly awarded with Honorary Diplomas of the department for achieving high performance indicators. Alexandra did not have her own family, she lived with her parents. After their death, she moved to live in the village of Zavolzhsky, Saratov region. For almost 40 years she lived with her sister and her family, helped with the housework, knitted warm clothes, scarves. The veteran was awarded the medal "For Valiant Labour in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945."