Faces of war

Pchelintsev Dmitriy Mikhailovich

Polonsky Nikolay Kirillovich

Pavlov Aleksey Nikolaevich

Poptsov Vasiliy Pavlovich

Full name: Pavlov Dorji Antonovich last NAME: Pavlov first NAME: Dorji's middle name: Antonovich CITY: Byudermis-kebyutovsky aimag, Bolshederbetovsky ulus, Stavropol province (now Amur-Sanan, Gorodovikovsky district, Kalmykia) date of BIRTH: 12.03.1912 DATE of DEATH: 01.01.1997 HISTORY: Rank: Captain Type of troops: Land forces, air force (except naval aviation), coast service, NKVD troops, border guard Pavlov Dorji Antonovich was born on March 12 , 1912 in the village of Byudermis-Kebyutovsky aimag, in Kalmykia. He lived for eighty-four years and, although the best years (from 29 to 45 years) were torn from his creative biography by the war and deportation, the remaining forty-five years of work are inextricably linked with science, education, higher education and culture of the Kalmyk people. He was not only a scientist but also recognized as a prominent public figure of the Republic of Kalmykia. After graduating from the Saratov pedagogical Institute, he worked as a teacher at an adult school. He participated in campaigns to eliminate the illiteracy of the population ("likbez", kultsturm"), in the implementation of the program of universal education of children. In July 1941, he was called up for military service and sent with the rank of captain to the 7th army, stationed in Mongolia. In February 1944, he was demobilized as an enemy of the people and exiled to Biysk, Altai territory, where his family lived. During the years of exile, Dorji Antonovich is engaged in his favorite business, working as a teacher of Russian. His mind and experience were highly appreciated by Director p. I. Ermilov, who was not afraid of the NKVD, appointed his Deputy. On his return to his Homeland, D. A. Pavlov actively engaged in the restoration of public education and faced with the fact that the generation of children born and raised in exile, does not know their native language, not to mention the traditions and customs. And Dorji Antonovich and his students go on folklore and dialectological expeditions around the Republic, collecting precious material bit by bit: vocabulary, dialectics, traditions and rituals of our people. Kalmykia was faced with the task of restoring the education system, and until 1994 Pavlov systematically reprinted old and published new textbooks, teaching AIDS, programs, grammar tables on the Kalmyk language for secondary schools. In January 1964, D. A. Pavlov was appointed Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Kalmyk ASSR and oversees issues of education, culture, science and social sphere. In December 1967, he returned to KNIYALI as a senior research associate. During the 1968-70 years. the scientist completes his doctoral dissertation "Research on the Kalmyk language and writing" and successfully defends it. From October 1970 to June 1995, D. A. Pavlov worked as the head of the Department of Kalmyk language and literature, Professor at the Kalmyk state University. Dorji Antonovich Pavlov, a lexicographer, made an invaluable contribution to the compilation of the "Spelling dictionary of the Kalmyk literary language" and participated in the creation of terminological and bilingual dictionaries. The scientist's articles devoted to various problems of Kalmyk linguistics are of lasting importance and are published in a separate collection "Questions of the history and structure of the Kalmyk literary language". Professor D. A. Pavlov worked at Kalmyk University for 25 years and did a lot for the development of his native faculty, which has now become an Institute. He developed the first University curriculum in the direction of "Kalmyk Philology", defined the scope and content of specific courses, and compiled specialized programs of disciplines and practices. When it was introduced, the teaching of the old Kalmyk script; his pen belongs to the textbook "todo bichig "(Clear writing), he also became the first teacher of this discipline. The role of an outstanding scientist in the training of scientific and pedagogical personnel for the University is very significant. Major linguist and teacher Dorji Antonovich Pavlov made an invaluable contribution to the development of Kalmyk linguistics, to the formation and development of education and higher education in Kalmykia.

Pechnikov Ivan Dmitriyevich

DATE OF BIRTH: 05/01/1927 _x000D_ DATE OF DEATH: 05/23/2016 _x000D_ My mother, Aleksandra Nikolayevna Prikhodko (home front worker), was born on May 1, 1927 in the village of Novoborovlyanka, Troitsky District, Altai Territory. They lived hard, in particular, because of the wave of typhus. In order to protect themselves from desease, the family wandered from place to place, but still the children died one after another. They lived in the forest, parents worked in logging. The work was very hard, my grandmother overstrained, pulling the logs. To feed themselves, they collected cranberries in the swamps. _x000D_ When the war began, my mother was 14 years old, and she and her friends wanted to go to the war, but they did not take girls from such a deep rear, also the girls were minors. Despite the war, educational institutions continued to work, and my mother entered the Altai Agricultural Institute. From spring to autumn, the students worked in the fields helping to grow crops to send food to the front. After classes, tram lines were laid. _x000D_ Since the men were at the front, the girls had to do this hard work. It was hungry, my parents lived in the village of Bobrovka, and the institute was in Barnaul. Once, grandfather carried ice cream milk across the Ob River across the ice to feed his mother, and the frost was such that the potatoes froze, no matter how they wrapped them up. _x000D_ The Victory Day had come. Mom graduated from the institute. Since 1949 she worked as an agronomist in the Kosikhinsky district, laid a forest belt there for snow retention. It is still called "Brotherhood's strip". She was transferred to the head of the Aleiskiy zonal department, then she was appointed Senior agronomist in the Altai regional agricultural administration. _x000D_ In 1954 she began teaching at an agricultural college and graduated from the Timiryazev Agricultural Academy. Since 1960 she had worked as a biology teacher at a school. _x000D_ Since 1967, for more than twenty years she taught at the Agronomy Faculty of the institute, where she once studied herself (now it is the Altai State Agrarian University). She loved teaching, many students remember it with gratitude. She has the title of Veteran of the Great Patriotic War and Labor, was awarded two jubilee medals in honor of 60th and 70th anniversary of the Victory over Nazi Germany. Written by Petrenko (Prikhodko) Natalia Viktorovna (daughter).

My story about my grandmother, Prikazchikova Lydia Matveevna (06/05/1927 - 12/31/2009). Unfortunately, she is no longer alive, but what she told about her life during the war, our family will remember. _x000D_ When the war began, she was only 16 years old. She lived in the village "Nekhaevka", Veydelevsky district. Her grandfather Matvey went to the front. And she, her brother, and mother stayed in their native village. The Germans and Magyars settled in the village and forced them to dig trenches in the Rovensky region and the Victoropol region. Airpcrafts flew overhead, bullets whistled, my young grandmother fell face down in the ground with fear and covered her ears with her hands, and then again began to dig trenches. _x000D_ The Magyars behaved cruelly towards the inhabitants of the village, they forced them to bury the killed Germans in the "Badger Forest". Winter was approaching, and they forced to take off clothes and, most importantly, shoes from the dead bodies. _x000D_ There was nothing to eat, and the villagers ate potato peels, acorns, the children were swollen with hunger. My grandmother's brother Kolya was a little boy at that time. He and several other guys found a grenade and played with it like a toy and threw it into a pole. From such "fun", Kolya's grandfather miraculously survived, but lost one eye. After the war, my grandmother was looking for her dad, wrote to various newspapers, turned to the radio and other authorities, but one answer came: "... not to be listed among the dead, is considered missing." _x000D_ Nature will soon hide the traces of war, the bloody black trail will be washed away by the rains. But your feat, Soviet heroes, wil not be forgotten!

Petrishchev Vasiliy Ivanovich

Popushkov Aleksandr Fyodorovich

Potapov Ivan Andreevich

Popov Arkadii Aleksandrovich

Rank: Lieutenant Colonel_x000D_ Branch of troops: troops of the NKVD and NKGB (except for the border). _x000D_ In November 1943 he was drafted into the Red Army. He took the military oath on December 12, 1943. He was sent to the Vinnitsa Military Infantry School on 09.11.1943 to 26.04.1947, based in the city of Suzdal, Vladimir Region. In 1946 he graduated from it and became a Commander of Mortar Platoon. During the war he had been cadet, therefore, despite participation in hostilities, he was not considered a front-line soldier. During period 04.1946 - 11.1951 he had served in the NKVD troops to destroy Bandera formations in Western Ukraine. He served in the city of Ostrog, Slavuta, Alexandria, Rivne Region. _x000D_ In 1949 he met his future wife, MISHCHENKO Antonina Grigorievna. In July 1951, daughter Irina was born. In November 1951, he was transferred to the Moscow Region in the city of Elektrostal in military unit 3270, which was responsible for the protection of the nuclear plant (then PO boxes No. 3 and No. 12) and the Comintern radio station. He was the Commander of the autorot until May 1962. He graduated from high school in 1958, and in 1966 from military-automobile courses at the Ryazan military school. In 1962 he was appointed Head of the Regiment's car service. In 1969 he was promoted to Major and became Deputy Regiment Commander for logistics. In the same year he passed refresher courses. The rank of Lieutenant Colonel was awarded in July 1975. _x000D_ He was released on 10/12/1977. Until the last day he worked as a civil defense inspector at the consumer services plant. He passed away on March 15, 1988 from a heart attack._x000D_ Awards: 1954—Medal for Military Merit. 1958—jubilee medal "40 years of the Armed Forces of the USSR". 1959—Medal "For impeccable service in the Ministry of Internal Affairs". 1965—Jubilee Medal "Twenty Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945", 1966—Medal for Military Merit. 1968—jubilee medal "50 years of the Armed Forces of the USSR". 1970—the jubilee medal "For military valor in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of V. I. Lenin", 1975—Jubilee Medal "30 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945", 1977—Medal "Veteran of the Armed Forces of the USSR". 1978—jubilee medal "60 years of the Armed Forces of the USSR". 1987—the jubilee medal “40 years of victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945.” 1980—Medal "Veteran of Labor".

Parkhomenko Porfirii Lavrentevich

Petrushenko Ivan Vasilevich