Malysheva Alexandra Petrovna Malysheva Alexandra Petrovna (rear worker) Alexandra Petrovna was born on May 3, 1929 in the village Lipovka Dukhovnitsky district. The head of the family was a collective farm chairman and a hero of World War I and the Civil War. At a young age Alexandra Petrovna lost her twin brother, who was weak from birth. Two children were left in the family. During the Great Patriotic War, she and her peers worked in the fields, ploughed the land, harvested crops, bringing the Victory closer. During the harsh war years, Alexandra Petrovna did not abandon her studies, finishing 10th grade at the local school, then at the Volsky Pedagogical Institute. After receiving a profession and a teacher's diploma, she goes to the village of Bartinevka in Ivanteevsky district. Here, Alexandra works at the local school and teaches history. Here she also met her fate, got married and gave birth to two children. After that, the family moved to the then promising and actively developing Khvalynsk city.